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What is a form backend?

A form backend is a service that receives and processes form submissions without requiring you to build your own server. Instead of creating API routes, configuring databases, and setting up email delivery, you simply send your form data to a Formtorch endpoint. Formtorch acts as a form API and handles validation, spam filtering, secure storage, email notifications, and webhook delivery in one place.

Asked by Ahmed Saleh · Jul 13, 2026

Do I need a server or backend code to use Formtorch?

No. Formtorch is a serverless form backend designed for static sites, Jamstack apps, and modern web applications. You do not need to write backend code or deploy an API. You can connect your HTML form or send a fetch request to your Formtorch endpoint and we will handle form submission processing, spam filtering, and notifications.

Asked by Kenji Watanabe · Jul 10, 2026

What frameworks does Formtorch work with?

Formtorch works with any framework that can submit form data or make an HTTP request. This includes HTML, React, Next.js, Astro, Vue, Svelte, and Webflow. Whether you are building a static site or a full web app, Formtorch acts as your form backend and works with your existing stack without requiring an SDK or additional setup.

Asked by Julia Steiner · Jun 26, 2026

How does Formtorch compare to Formspree?

Formtorch is a modern alternative to Formspree. It offers faster setup, stronger spam protection, and more visibility into your submissions. The free plan includes 150 submissions per month compared to 50 on Formspree. Formtorch also provides multi-layer spam protection through TorchWarden and a full submission log with spam signals and delivery status. Switching takes less than a minute. You only need to replace your form endpoint and keep your existing markup.

Asked by Yaw Owusu · Jun 11, 2026

Is Formtorch free?

Yes. Formtorch offers a permanent free plan with 150 form submissions per month and no credit card required. Paid plans provide higher limits, webhooks, file uploads, and team features. You can upgrade at any time as your usage grows.

Asked by Margaret Whitfield · May 9, 2026