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Formcarry review

Freemium#17 of 25 in Form API Software

A practical hosted form API for small sites that need straightforward submission handling.

7.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Formcarry is a hosted form API for HTML, React, Vue, and other front ends. It receives submissions through HTTP endpoints, so website owners, developers, agencies, and teams can process forms without building or maintaining a backend. Core capabilities include email notifications, autoresponses, spam protection, Google reCAPTCHA support, file uploads, webhooks, CSV and JSON exports, field validation, team accounts, and role-based permissions. It runs through web and API access, with cloud deployment.

The pricing structure starts with the free Baby plan, which supports 1 form, 50 submissions per month, 1 team member, file uploads, built-in integrations, and white-labeling. Starter is $6 per month when billed monthly or $5 per month when billed annually; the annual plan adds unlimited forms, 500 submissions per month, 3 team members, 1GB of file uploads, 500 integration calls per month, and white-labeling. Basic is $19 monthly or $15 with annual billing, with 2,000 submissions, 5 team members, 2GB of file uploads, and 2,000 integration calls on the annual plan. Growth is $49 monthly, while Premium is $99 monthly or $80 annually, with the annual Premium plan supporting 30,000 submissions, 30GB of uploads, 20 team members, and 10,000 integration calls.

Integration coverage suits common website workflows. Formcarry connects with Zapier, Integry, Google Sheets, Mailchimp, Airtable, Discord, Slack, Notion, and Twilio, while webhooks and exports provide additional ways to move submission data. That makes it a sensible choice for small sites and teams that want hosted submission handling with limited backend work. Buyers needing higher free-plan capacity, deeper feature breadth, or a more specialized enterprise form platform should consider alternatives.

Formcarry pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan includes file uploads, integrations, and white-labeling
    • Supports webhooks, exports, validation, and spam protection
    • Connects with Zapier, Google Sheets, Mailchimp, and Airtable
  • Where it doesn't
    • Free Baby plan is limited to 1 form and 50 submissions monthly
    • Higher submission volumes require paid plans
    • Feature depth is narrower than broader form platforms

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