Formspree is the veteran form backend: point your form's action at their endpoint and submissions arrive by email. Developers like it for a reason — good docs, integrations, webhooks. The difference is audience: Formspree assumes you're comfortable with endpoints; hform assumes you've never heard the word.
| Formspree | hform | |
|---|---|---|
| Made for | Developers | Small businesses (developers welcome) |
| Paid plans from | ~$10–15/mo | $3/mo |
| Free tier | ~50 submissions/mo | 100 messages/mo |
| Hosted form page | Embed-focused | Yes — every form gets one |
| Data lives | US cloud | EU (Sweden, own server) |
Facts checked August 2026 — prices and tiers change. Spot something stale? Tell us and we'll fix it.
Your HTML barely changes — swap the action URL for your hform address (or press Finish in our builder for a fresh form). Both services speak plain HTML forms.
You shouldn't, blindly — that's why the strengths of Formspree are stated plainly above, and why everything on the hform side is free to verify: build a form, no signup, two minutes.
Build a form now, press Finish, and see the whole flow before deciding anything. Free plan included, honest pricing if you outgrow it.
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