Free tier: Forms and surveys
Free tier: Forms and surveys
Collecting responses without running a server. Two shapes: back ends that accept posts from your own HTML, and hosted builders that give you the form as well.
Part of the Free Tier Services Directory.
Form back ends for your own HTML
- Contact.do — A contact form behind a single short link, with nothing to embed.
- Form.taxi — Endpoint for plain HTML forms, with notifications, spam blocking and GDPR-conscious data handling. Free for basic use.
- Formboost.app — Form back end with simple HTTP endpoints, spam protection and Slack notifications. 500 submissions a month.
- Formcarry.com — HTTP POST endpoint for HTML forms. 100 submissions a month.
- Forminit — Headless form back end with file uploads and server-side validation. 100 submissions a month.
- FormKeep.com — Unlimited forms with spam protection, notifications and an exportable drag-and-drop designer. 50 submissions a month.
- Form Plume — Form back end for HTML and JavaScript forms, with spam filtering, file uploads and webhooks from one endpoint.
- formlets.com — Hosted single-page forms with email notification. 100 submissions a month.
- formspark.io — Form-to-email service. Unlimited forms, 250 submissions a month.
- Formspree.io — Posts an HTML form to an endpoint and emails you the result. 50 submissions per form per month.
- Formsubmit.co — Form endpoints with no registration at all. Free indefinitely.
- HeroTofu.com — Form back end with bot detection and an encrypted archive; forwards to email, Slack or Zapier. Bring your own front end.
- Kwes.io — Form endpoint that works well with static sites. One site, 50 submissions a month.
- Pageclip — Form back end for one site and one form, with 1,000 submissions a month.
- smartforms.dev — Form back end with 50 submissions a month, 250 MB of file storage and Zapier integration.
- staticforms.xyz — Posts HTML form contents to your email with no server-side code.
- Web3Forms — Contact forms for static and JAMstack sites with no back end of your own. Unlimited forms and domains, 250 submissions.
Hosted form builders
- FabForm — Form back end for developers. 250 submissions a month.
- Feathery — Form builder for multi-step flows — signup, onboarding, applications. Free tier for low volumes.
- feedback.fish — Lightweight feedback widget with React and Vue components. 25 submissions in total on the free plan.
- FluidForms — Form builder and back end with AI-assisted logic. 100 responses a month across unlimited forms.
- Formester.com — Embeddable forms with no cap on how many you create and no features withheld from the free plan.
- forms.app — Form builder with conditional logic and scoring. 100 responses free.
- Formware.io — Responsive form builder with unlimited free responses.
- HeyForm.net — Drag-and-drop builder with unlimited forms and unlimited submissions on the free tier.
- Jotform.com — Long-established form builder with payments, workflows and built-in e-signatures.
- Makeform — Chat-style form builder with unlimited forms and submissions, and almost all features on the free plan.
- Tally.so — Form builder with unlimited forms, unlimited submissions, logic and notifications — nearly everything is on the free plan.
- Typeform.com — Conversational, one-question-at-a-time forms. Free plan is limited to ten fields and 100 responses a month.
- Wufoo — Established form builder. 100 submissions a month.
- FormNX — Unlimited forms and submissions free, with a large template library.
Documents and signatures
- SimplePDF.eu — Turns a PDF into a fillable form you can embed. Unlimited PDFs, three submissions each.
- WaiverStevie.com — Electronic signatures with a REST API and webhooks. Free plan watermarks signed documents.
Surveys and feedback
- Survicate — Collects feedback from several sources and runs follow-up surveys, with AI summarisation. Limited free tier.
- Vidhook — Survey tool aimed at response rates. One active survey, 25 responses.
Currency
Compiled September 2026. Free tiers change frequently and nothing here has been independently verified — check the provider before relying on any allowance described above. Entries cover services with a standing free tier, not free trials.
See also
Data annotation, Digital sovereignty, and the other sections of the Free Tier Services Directory.