Formspree is a form backend for developers, handling HTML form submissions with spam filtering and integrations. Free plan available; paid plans start at…
Formspree is a form backend and API that lets developers add working forms to static sites, JAMstack apps, or any front end without writing server-side code to receive submissions.
It was founded in 2015 by Cole Krumbholz, a former Squarespace product manager, and Rohit Datta, a former Apple software engineer, and is headquartered in Austin, Texas. The company now reports more than 500,000 users spanning freelancers, agencies, and Fortune 500 companies, with logos such as Amazon, OpenAI, Adobe, and IBM cited as customers.
A form on a Formspree-connected site can be plain HTML or use JavaScript for a more customized submit flow, with no server code needed on either side — submissions post directly to a Formspree endpoint.
The service includes machine-learning-based spam filtering with optional reCAPTCHA, more than 25 direct integrations (Slack, Airtable, Google Sheets, Salesforce, and others), and an inbox-style dashboard for reviewing submissions with CSV or JSON export.
The Free plan covers up to 50 submissions a month, enough for testing or a low-traffic personal project. The Personal plan is $10 a month for 200 submissions and 1GB of file storage.
The Professional plan is $20 a month, supporting 2,000 submissions with two team members and access to premium plugins, and Formspree also offers Business and Enterprise tiers above that for higher-volume or larger organizations.
No, Formspree is designed specifically so that HTML or JavaScript forms can submit directly to its endpoint without any server-side code.
The Free plan covers 50 submissions a month; paid plans start at $10/month (Personal) and $20/month (Professional).
Cole Krumbholz, a former Squarespace product manager, and Rohit Datta, a former Apple engineer, founded Formspree in 2015.
Yes, it uses machine-learning-based spam filtering with an optional reCAPTCHA add-on.
More than 25 direct integrations, including Slack, Airtable, Google Sheets, and Salesforce.