Static Forms
Form backend with spam protection, email delivery and AI replies
Developer Tools·Data & Infrastructure
What is Static Forms?
Static Forms is a form backend for developers and agencies building static websites. Connect an HTML form to a hosted endpoint to collect inquiries without building or maintaining a server.
Manage submissions in a shared inbox and deliver them by email, webhooks, or integrations including Google Sheets, Slack, Discord, Notion, Airtable, Mailchimp and Zapier. Spam filtering helps keep unwanted submissions out, while file uploads, form rules and auto-responders support more advanced workflows. Paid plans also offer AI replies to help teams respond to inquiries.
Static Forms works with existing HTML forms and popular frontend frameworks. Choose US or EU data residency, organize multiple forms and workspaces, and start with a free plan before upgrading as your needs grow. It is useful for contact forms, lead capture, support inquiries and agency client websites.
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