Migrate to Formboost
Moving a form from Formspree, Getform, Formspark, Basin or Web3Forms to Formboost is usually one edit: the form's action URL. Field names carry across unchanged and become your submission columns, so markup, styling and client-side validation stay as they are. What takes longer is the plumbing around the form — a redirect URL, a Slack channel, a spreadsheet — and each guide below maps those one by one.
Every guide shows your current markup next to the Formboost version, lists the settings to recreate, and ends with the two steps worth planning: export your old submissions first (no service imports them), and overlap the two endpoints before you cut over. Still choosing? Start with the comparisons.
From Formspree
An older form backend that gates webhooks and most integrations behind paid tiers
From Getform
A form backend, rebranded to Forminit in 2026, with features spread across its tiers
From Formspark
A minimal form backend sold as prepaid submission bundles you top up by hand
From Basin
A five-tier form backend where webhooks and API access only unlock mid-plan
From Web3Forms
A free access-key form backend whose free plan only sends email
From Netlify Forms
Form handling built into Netlify hosting — and only Netlify hosting