Formcarry

What Formcarry is

Formcarry is a cloud form API for receiving and processing submissions from HTML, React, Vue, and other frameworks without backend code. It can email users when a form is submitted, with configurable autoresponses and email templates. In the dashboard, users can set backend field validation rules. Formcarry says its default spam detection identifies 99.8% of spam submissions, and it also supports Google reCAPTCHA. The API uses an API key to manage forms, submissions, webhooks, and related resources. Formcarry advertises more than 3,000 integrations, including Twilio, Discord, Slack, Notion, Mailchimp, Airtable, and Google Sheets. Paid plans include file uploads, with a 10MB limit per file in the documentation. The free Baby plan includes one form, 50 submissions per month, and one team member. Paid plans start at $5.00/month when billed annually. If a monthly submission limit is exceeded, Formcarry holds those submissions until the next month and makes them viewable after upgrading. Formcarry says personal data is stored in Frankfurt, Germany, with encryption at rest using AES-256 and in transit using TLS 1.2 or higher.

Who it suits

Formcarry suits people building forms with HTML, React, Vue, or other frameworks who want submissions handled without backend code. Its Baby plan is described as suitable for hobby use and small projects or businesses, while Premium is intended for big businesses.

Limits

The free Baby plan is limited to one form, 50 submissions per month, and one team member. Paid plans start at $5.00/month billed annually; Starter includes 500 submissions per month, and file uploads are paid-plan only with a 10MB per-file limit in the documentation. Submissions over a monthly limit are held until the next month and become viewable after upgrading.

Getting started

1. Visit https://formcarry.com/.
2. Choose the free Baby plan or a paid plan.
3. Build a form with HTML, React, Vue, or another framework and send submissions to Formcarry.
4. Use the dashboard to configure validation, autoresponses, or email templates.
5. Use an API key to manage forms, submissions, webhooks, and related resources.

Verdict

Choose Formcarry if you need a form API with email notifications, validation, and integrations without writing backend processing code. The free Baby plan may suit hobby use and small projects, while the paid plans offer higher submission limits, more forms, and file uploads. Consider another option if you need file uploads on a free plan or expect to exceed your monthly submission allowance without upgrading.