Jupiter Signup has two halves. The functionality below is what the form actually does and enforces — you get it just by asking. The design is wide open: the page is authored by AI, so the look is whatever you describe.
Just say it in chat — these are handled and enforced for you.
Sell spots as priced items. The server recomputes every charge from the catalog, so the page can never be tampered with to change a price.
Offer a bundle that covers several items at a better price; buying it counts toward each thing it includes (including their capacity).
Optional extras a person can tack on to their sign-up.
Payments are optional. A form can charge, be entirely free, or mix paid and free options — and no price or total shows when nothing costs money.
Automatic quantity discounts, applied and re-checked on the server so the total is real.
Time-limited pricing that ends on a date.
Collect money for real via Stripe Connect, with a small platform fee. Today the charge is computed and previewed, but no money actually moves yet.
Cap how many can take an option. The form shows how many are left, disables the option when it fills, and the server refuses to overbook.
Let people choose at most (or at least) a set number from a group of options.
Stop people choosing two options that can't go together — like two sessions in the same time slot.
Ask for whatever you need — short text, email, phone, numbers, dropdowns, or longer paragraphs — and mark any of them required.
Add a phone field to the form with one toggle.
Email people a confirmation after they sign up.
Remind people before the event or session.
Send people to a waitlist once a capped option fills up.
Every form gets its own link to share anywhere.
Drop the form into your own web page as an embed.
See every response in a table and ask plain-English questions about them.
The page itself is designed by AI, so there's no template to fit inside. Describe the look and it's built — then tweak it by chatting.
Hero, sections, tone, wording — "make it feel like a festival lineup," "warmer copy," "add an FAQ."
Light or dark, with accent colors — flip them instantly under Setup, or just ask.
Group options however makes sense — by time, by tier, by location — and rearrange anytime.
Badges, notes, nudges, helper text — ask for the touches that fit your event.
Asked for something we can't do yet? The form tells you honestly instead of pretending, and we log it to decide what to build next — like image uploads and conditional logic, which are on the way.
Question we didn't answer? Ask a human.