Migrate from Getform to Formboost
A practical, step-by-step guide to moving your forms over — most teams finish in under 30 minutes.
1. Your Existing Getform Implementation
A typical Getform form looks like this:
<form action="https://getform.io/f/YOUR_FORM_ID" method="POST">
<input type="email" name="email" required />
<textarea name="message"></textarea>
<button type="submit">Send</button>
</form>2. The Formboost Implementation
Create a form endpoint in the Formboost dashboard, then update your form's action URL:
<form action="https://formboost.app/f/YOUR_ENDPOINT_ID" method="POST">
<input type="email" name="email" required />
<textarea name="message"></textarea>
<button type="submit">Send</button>
</form>3–4. Endpoint & Configuration Changes
Getform/Forminit forms post to a unique form endpoint URL — swap this for your Formboost endpoint
Recreate any custom success/redirect URL configured in the Getform/Forminit dashboard
Re-connect Slack, Discord, or Google Sheets integrations in Formboost before switching over
If you use their REST API to fetch submissions programmatically, switch to Formboost's API using a new API key
Export existing submission history from Getform/Forminit if you need to retain past records
5–7. Feature Mapping, Testing & Deployment
Feature Mapping
Review the full comparison to confirm every Getform feature you use has a Formboost equivalent before cutting over.
Testing
Submit a real test entry to your new Formboost endpoint and confirm it arrives with email/webhook/Slack notifications intact before removing the old endpoint.
Deployment
Deploy the updated form action URL, monitor the Formboost dashboard for the first live submissions, then decommission the old Getform form.
Migration FAQ
Common questions about moving from Getform to Formboost
Will I lose my Getform submission history?
Formboost only stores submissions that come in after you switch. Export your existing history from Getform first if you need to keep it.
Do I need to change my form's HTML structure?
No. Only the form's action URL (or the endpoint your JavaScript posts to) needs to change. Field names, validation, and styling stay exactly the same.
Can I test before fully switching over?
Yes. Both endpoints can run side by side — point a staging form or a single test submission at Formboost first, confirm it arrives correctly, then update production.
What if I use a feature Formboost doesn't have yet?
Reach out to support before migrating — most core form backend features (webhooks, spam protection, file uploads, integrations) are covered, but it's worth confirming for anything specialized.
Start your migration today
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