We build websites for clients at PixelVerse Digital, and every single one needs a contact form. That usually means a server, a database, email sending, and a captcha nobody likes. PixelVerse Forms is what we built instead, and it runs across our client sites every day.Point any form (plain HTML, React, Vue, Svelte, mobile) at one URL. Each submission is spam-checked, stored, and emailed to you with Reply-To set to the sender, so you answer by hitting reply. They get a confirmation too. No schema, no backend, no captcha. There's a dashboard with analytics, folders, exports and a drag-and-drop builder, but you never have to open it.Free up to 100 requests a day, every feature included.
One stable POST endpoint per form; HTML forms or JSON, no fixed schemaReply-To routing: reply from your inbox and it reaches the sender, threadedAutomatic sender confirmation emails with editable templatesSpam protection via honeypot plus per-IP and per-email rate limits, no captchaOptional dashboard: searchable history, folders, analytics, exportsDrag-and-drop builder with hosted, shareable form pagesEdge-served, sub-200ms median responseFree up to 100 requests/day, every feature included
Contact forms on static sites and Jamstack builds (Next.js, Astro, Hugo, plain HTML)Client websites for agencies and freelancers who don't want to run a backend per clientWaitlists, beta signups and feedback forms for side projectsSupport and enquiry forms where you reply directly from email

Hi Fazier! We build websites for clients and every one of them needs a contact form, so we got tired of standing up a server, a database and email sending each time. PixelVerse Forms is the one-URL replacement we now run across all our client sites. The bit we're proudest of is Reply-To routing: every submission arrives as a normal email, you just hit reply and it reaches the sender, threaded. No dashboard to babysit, no captcha. Free up to 100 requests a day with every feature included. Would love to hear how you handle forms today and what would make you switch.
The Reply-To feature seems especially useful for handling client inquiries without extra steps. Since you use this across multiple client sites, can each form send notifications to a different email address? Also, is the free limit of 100 requests per day shared across the account or applied separately to each form?

Hi Fazier! We build websites for clients and every one of them needs a contact form, so we got tired of standing up a server, a database and email sending each time. PixelVerse Forms is the one-URL replacement we now run across all our client sites. The bit we're proudest of is Reply-To routing: every submission arrives as a normal email, you just hit reply and it reaches the sender, threaded. No dashboard to babysit, no captcha. Free up to 100 requests a day with every feature included. Would love to hear how you handle forms today and what would make you switch.
The Reply-To feature seems especially useful for handling client inquiries without extra steps. Since you use this across multiple client sites, can each form send notifications to a different email address? Also, is the free limit of 100 requests per day shared across the account or applied separately to each form?
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