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>log in to commentI built html.contact to let anyone use a plain HTML form and get submissions straight to email, Slack or signed webhooks—no backend code needed. Just create a form key, paste the action URL, and the service handles the rest. I'd love your thoughts on the experience 😊
- Turns plain HTML forms into working email forms
- Supports attachments, logs, and exports
- Provides API access and verified routing
- Offers domain allowlists and spam controls
- Free plan lets you test before upgrading
html.contact turns plain HTML form posts into email, Slack, and signed webhook notifications without building a backend.
- for
- Web developers and teams who need simple form handling on static sites or frameworks.
- pricing
- freemium
Key features
- Email notifications — Send form submissions directly to verified inboxes.
- Slack integration — Push new inquiries to a Slack channel of your choice.
- Signed webhooks — Deliver form data to up to three endpoints with signature verification.
- Google Sheets export — Automatically add new submissions as rows, creating columns for new fields.
- Attachment support — Accept one file up to 4 MB per submission.
- Spam screening & logs — Server-side spam checks and searchable submission history.
- MCP access — Create, check, and troubleshoot forms via supported AI agents.
- Domain allowlist — Restrict form submissions to approved domains.
Use cases
- Collect order inquiries on a static landing page and receive them in email.
- Send contact-form leads to a team Slack channel for immediate follow-up.
- Trigger a custom automation workflow via signed webhook when a user signs up.
- Populate a Google Sheet with survey responses without writing server code.
- Receive file attachments from a job-application form directly in email.
html.contact pricing
- Free$0250 total submissions · All core features included
- Starter$8/month1,000 submissions per month · All core features
- Pro$19/month5,000 submissions per month · All core features
html.contact vs alternatives
 html.contact |  Hookdeck |  Float UI v2 |  Keel | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | HTML form backend as a service | Event gateway for webhook pipelines | Tailwind UI component library | App backend platform |
| Pricing | Freemium | Free | Free | Subscription |
| DevHunt upvotes | 1 | 30 | 44 | 46 |
| Launched | Oct 2026 | Mar 2024 | Dec 2023 | Mar 2024 |
- html.contact vs Hookdeck: Hookdeck is an event gateway for generic webhook routing, while html.contact focuses on HTML form handling and email delivery.
- html.contact vs Float UI v2: Float UI provides UI components, whereas html.contact provides backend form processing.
- html.contact vs Keel: Keel offers backend services for apps, while html.contact is a specialized form endpoint service.
html.contact FAQ
What counts as a submission?+
Only accepted form posts that pass source, spam, usage, and delivery checks count toward your plan limit.
Do spam or rejected requests use my submission volume?+
No. Blocked spam, failed domain checks, and rejected requests are not counted.
Can I use html.contact with plain HTML or static site generators?+
Yes. Just set the form action to the provided endpoint; no client SDK or backend code is required.
Are Slack notifications and webhooks extra submissions?+
No. An accepted submission counts once, even if it is delivered to Slack or webhook endpoints.
Is there a free tier?+
Yes, the Free plan includes 250 total submissions and all core backend features.
Summarized by DevHunt from html.contact · Oct 1, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.