Free forever. Cheaper when you grow.
500 submissions a month across 10 forms at no cost, with email, Slack, Discord and Telegram delivery included. Paid plans start at $9/mo.
Business
For large-scale & enterprise needs
Tailored to your needs
- Unlimited submissions
- Unlimited forms
No credit card required to start. Cancel or change plans anytime.
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Which plan is right for you
Free is for a portfolio, a side project or a low-traffic contact form: 500 submissions a month across 10 forms, each delivering to one destination — your inbox, or a Slack, Discord or Telegram channel instead. Heuristic spam filtering screens every submission. There is no card and no expiry, so it is the right place to start even if you expect to pay later.
Starter ($9/mo) is where a form starts feeding other systems: custom webhooks, Google Sheets, Zapier and n8n, up to five destinations per form, unlimited forms, 5,000 submissions a month, an AI review of the submissions the heuristics cannot decide, and a plain-text auto-reply to the person who filled in the form. Lead capture and event registration forms usually land here.
Pro ($24/mo) is for teams whose forms are part of a product or a sales pipeline: 50,000 submissions a month, unlimited destinations per form, the AI model reading every submission, and an auto-reply you design in HTML with each person's own answers filled in and no Formboost branding — so the confirmation email looks like it came from you.
Business removes the submission cap and keeps a year of delivery history; it is priced by conversation, so talk to sales. Whichever you pick, the endpoint, the dashboard and the API contract are identical — a plan changes limits and destinations, never how your form works.
Frequently asked questions
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Yes, and no. The Free plan needs no card and never expires: 500 submissions a month across 10 forms, with email, Slack, Discord and Telegram delivery included, one destination per form. It is meant to be the plan you run a real project on, not a trial.
Every POST your endpoint accepts, including ones marked as spam or caught by the honeypot — screening happens after the submission is stored, so a spam-heavy form still consumes its allowance, and the spam view in the dashboard shows what did. Test deliveries sent from the dashboard are not submissions and are not counted.
Submissions are still accepted and stored, so your visitors never see an error and nothing is lost. Their field values are masked in the dashboard, and no email, Slack message, webhook or auto-reply is sent for them. Upgrade and the values become visible. The allowance resets monthly, on the day of the month your plan started.
An upgrade starts at once: you check out for the new plan, and the old one is cancelled as soon as the new one is active. A downgrade, including back to Free, is scheduled for the end of the current billing period, and you keep what you paid for until then. You can cancel a scheduled change before it happens.
Yes: every paid plan has a 14-working-day refund window. Email support@formboost.app within 14 working days of a payment and it is refunded in full, no questions asked. After that, cancelling stops future charges and you keep access until the end of the paid period. The Free plan has no time limit, so you can run a real form before paying at all.
Starter ($9/mo). It adds custom webhooks, Google Sheets, Zapier and n8n, five destinations per form, unlimited forms, 5,000 submissions a month, an AI review of borderline submissions, and a plain-text Auto Reply to the person who filled in the form. Pro ($24/mo) removes the destination limit, raises the allowance to 50,000, screens every submission with the AI model, and lets the Auto Reply be HTML with {{fieldName}} variables and no Formboost branding.
Every request — the public endpoint, the dashboard and outgoing webhooks — is served over TLS, webhook destinations must be public HTTPS, and submission data is never sold or shared. The security page describes the infrastructure, what is logged, and how to report a vulnerability.