Formcarry

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Custom-form submission handling with uploads and team access

SI Score
80/100
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What it does

Formcarry supplies a receiving endpoint for HTML, React and other website forms. It handles submissions, email notifications, spam checks, file uploads and server-side validation. The free Baby account allows one form, one team member and 50 submissions per month.

Add submission handling to your own form

A Formcarry endpoint becomes the receiving URL for a form built in your own website. Set it as the form action and use POST; for files, use multipart/form-data encoding so the upload travels with the other answers. The dashboard lets you define backend field validation and view uploaded files.

The service can notify the receiving team by email and connect responses with other tools. Team or client invitations support shared access to a form. For a design agency, the custom website layout can stay in place while the client gets access to collected enquiries.

Submission and integration allowances

Baby includes one form and 50 monthly submissions. Starter allows unlimited forms, 500 submissions, three members and 1 GB of uploads. Basic raises collection to 2,000 submissions and five members; Premium to 30,000 submissions and 20 members. Integration calls have separate monthly limits on paid plans.

Create an account through Sign up to obtain your endpoint. Plans can be changed or cancelled in the dashboard. A REST API also exposes forms, submissions and webhooks for custom software.

Strengths

  • Uploads travel with custom-form submissions
  • Backend validation and shared form access

Watch out for

  • Baby allows one form and 50 monthly submissions
  • Paid integrations have a separate call allowance

Best for

  • Custom websites collecting enquiries and supporting files

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