Lead pipeline
Every submission becomes a tracked lead
New, Contacted, and Converted stages in one dashboard. See active enquiries and conversion rate without counting manually or adding a separate CRM.
Why developers avoid building form backends from scratch
A contact form looks simple until you add validation, spam protection, storage, email delivery, and ops.
- Standing up Node.js or Express for one form is wasted engineering time.
- PHP, Laravel, and Rails stacks are unnecessary for brochure sites.
- Self-managed mail delivery and spam filtering become ongoing chores.
- Static and Jamstack sites still need a place to send submissions.
How Formgrid lets you skip the custom backend
Formgrid is the hosted form backend. Your site stays frontend-only while submissions still become organized leads.
No Node.js or Express
Skip API routes and server apps when all you need is lead capture.
No PHP, Laravel, or Rails
Keep marketing sites static and still collect real enquiries.
Just HTML forms
Post to your Formgrid endpoint with standard action and method attributes.
Lead ops included
Email notifications, pipeline, reminders, Sheets sync, and UTM tracking.
Collect submissions without building a backend
Create a Formgrid form, point your HTML form at it, publish, and manage leads.
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Create a form
Create a Formgrid form in under a minute.
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Point the action
Set your HTML form action to the Formgrid endpoint.
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Receive submissions
Formgrid stores the data and notifies your team.
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Manage leads
Follow up with pipeline statuses and reminders.
Features for static site forms
Formgrid goes beyond inbox forwarding so marketing sites and developer portfolios can manage real enquiries.
Email notifications
Google Sheets sync
Lead pipeline
Follow-up reminders
Spam protection
File uploads
UTM tracking
Example integration
Point a standard HTML form at your Formgrid endpoint. Field names map directly to the submission dashboard.
index.html
<form action="https://formgrid.dev/api/f/your-form-id" method="POST">
<label>
Name
<input type="text" name="name" required />
</label>
<label>
Email
<input type="email" name="email" required />
</label>
<label>
Message
<textarea name="message" required></textarea>
</label>
<button type="submit">Send</button>
</form>Replace your-form-id with your form ID from the Formgrid dashboard.
