Form backend for HTML, React, Next.js, Vue, Nuxt and JavaScript
A Formboost endpoint is a URL that accepts a POST, so it works with whatever renders your form: a plain <form action>, a fetch() call from React or Vue, a Next.js Server Action, a Nuxt page with no server routes. The pages below show the idiomatic version for each stack — what the submit handler looks like, how to read the 202 response, and where validation and the honeypot go.
Each one links the matching setup reference in the docs and a complete tutorial in the guides. Site builders — WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Squarespace, Shopify, GitBook — are covered in the guides too.
HTML
Traditional HTML forms with Formboost
JavaScript
Use Formboost with vanilla JavaScript
React
Use Formboost with React applications
Next.js
Integrate Formboost with Next.js applications
Vue
Integrate Formboost with Vue applications
Nuxt
Integrate Formboost with Nuxt applications
Why Choose Formboost
Framework Agnostic
Works with any frontend framework or plain HTML. No dependencies to install.
Zero Backend Code
No servers, no databases, no infrastructure. Just point your form to Formboost.
Setup in Minutes
Most integrations take less than 5 minutes. Copy-paste code examples included.
Production Ready
Thousands of forms use Formboost in production. Reliable, scalable, and secure.
Choose your framework and get started
Pick your framework above and follow the setup guide. It takes less than a minute.