Forminit is a headless form backend API for developers and no-code builders, with spam blocking, file storage, and plans from $19/month after a free tier.
Forminit is a headless form backend that gives developers a single API endpoint to receive, validate, and store form submissions from any website, app, or no-code platform without building custom server infrastructure.
The service is operated by UXPLUS LTD, a company registered in London that has run the underlying platform since 2015, originally under the name Getform.io before rebranding to Forminit in January 2026. It lists enterprise clients such as Burger King, Volkswagen, and Toyota among its users.
Forminit uses a block-based data model with typed field validation, spam blocking, and file storage of up to 25MB per submission, plus multi-channel notifications through email, Slack, Discord, and webhooks.
A lightweight 2KB JavaScript SDK automatically captures UTM parameters and attribution data for Google Ads, Facebook, TikTok, and LinkedIn campaigns, and the platform ships dedicated integrations for Next.js and Nuxt.js alongside general REST API access for any stack.
The Free plan supports 100 submissions and 10MB of storage a month with a 30-day submission archive. The Pro plan is $19 per month for 5,000 submissions, 1GB of storage, and up to 5 forms, adding webhooks, CSV export, and analytics.
The Business plan at $49 per month raises limits to 10,000 submissions, 5GB storage, and 15 forms with autoresponder emails, custom SMTP, and 5-seat workspaces; the Volume plan at $99 per month supports 50,000 submissions and 10GB storage. Annual billing gives two months free on all paid tiers.
Forminit is the rebranded name for the same service that operated as Getform.io since 2015; the underlying platform and company are unchanged.
No, it's a headless API — you send form data to a Forminit endpoint and it handles validation, storage, and notifications.
Yes, its JavaScript SDK automatically captures UTM parameters and attribution data for platforms like Google Ads and Facebook.
Individual submissions can include files up to 25MB, with total storage varying by plan.
Yes, it supports WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace, and other no-code platforms in addition to custom code.