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Seems similar to Formspree[0], which one can self-host[1], but lacks the aliasing feature of your solution. Looks very cool! [0]: https://formspree.io [1]:…

Nice! The alias (or the lack thereof) is one thing that keeps me from using Formspree, as I don't want the email addresses to be exposed. One suggestion I have is to support…

Very cool. Good job. I use a relatively simple AWS API Gateway -> AWS Lambda -> AWS SES for this. But as trivial as it was to set up it is still way more work than this looks…

Very cool. Good job. I use a relatively simple AWS API Gateway -> AWS Lambda -> AWS SES for this. But as trivial as it was to set up it is still way more work than this looks…

I mentor and teach a lot of designers and beginning front-end developers. Services like this and FormSpree are a godsend for allowing them to create functioning contact forms on…

Excellent questions. It is free unless you want to use custom fields. The emails go into a queue which is listened for and processed when items are added. I have 3 that listeners…

FYI, there's no guarantee of delivery, ever, where e-mails are involved. Guaranteed delivery is not one of its features. Best-effort store-and-forward, yes; for guaranteed…

This will not take a lot of time for spambots to figure out. Would it? Are there any web-application-firewall level spambot filtering that would ensure that the bot traffic can…

In my previous job an honeypot field with a random name in the form of email__($randomString of 3 to 6 chars) was enough to block 100% of the spam. Simplicity is the ultimate…

I am sure that worked for you and I do not want to undermine the importance of simplicity. However my question was drawn from my previous experience where it was one hell of a…

Why do these apps keep getting upvoted and created? Formspree has been around a long time, I don't understand it :P

What goes around, comes around I guess. Back in the maelstrom that was Web 1.0, where every person and their dog were uploading static html pages to their 'webspace' via FTP,…

Nice! The alias (or the lack thereof) is one thing that keeps me from using Formspree, as I don't want the email addresses to be exposed. One suggestion I have is to support…

I was thinking there might be a piece of javascript to read and write a cookie to a hidden field so you could keep a session variable for multiple page forms.

Suggestion: use input type=hidden instead of display:none on the honeypot

Cool. You should consider using input type="tel" for capturing phone numbers - https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/input/tel On a mobile device, it will…

Is there a daily/monthly limit?

It looks real good. but I don't get the catch: is it free service ? is there a guarantee on the time between the user posting the form and me receiving the email ? what if your…

Is it possible to deliver the messages to the email server in an encrypted way? I would not want my business communication being sent via cleartext/email.

Seems similar to Formspree[0], which one can self-host[1], but lacks the aliasing feature of your solution. Looks very cool! [0]: https://formspree.io [1]:…

I use Formspree [0] for GitHub Pages hosted stuff, and it is dead simple. I've never been spammed, as it requires a human click ("I'm not a robot") for the email to send. [0]…

Staticman[0] is great. Same principle where you only have to POST to an API but with user content stored in Github. There's a free hosted version and it's open source. [0]…

Things like this and Formspree are great for setting up a one-off site. If you get to choose the hosting though, Netlify offers form submission handling as part of their free…

For completeness, there’s also Formkeep (https://formkeep.com/) which is similar.