Static sites and landing pages
GitHub Pages, Cloudflare Pages, Netlify, Vercel, Astro, Hugo, and Jekyll. Add a contact or waitlist form without functions or a database.
Read the static site guide →Use cases
Forms for sites that do not have a backend.
If a page can send an HTML POST, it can use FreelyForm. These guides cover the common setups and the details that matter.
React, Next.js, and front-end apps
Keep your component state and validation. POST JSON with fetch and render field errors from the structured response.
Read the React guide →File and document intake
Accept resumes, briefs, screenshots, or scanned documents with a type allowlist, size caps, and retention controls.
Read the file upload guide →Webhooks and automation
Send submissions to a custom endpoint, Discord, or Telegram. Verify the HMAC signature before acting on a payload.
Read the webhook guide →Another stack? The endpoint does not care how the page was built. If it can send a standard form post or a JSON request, it works. Start with the quickstart.
Put your forms on a backend that keeps a record.
Create a form, verify your inbox, and point your existing HTML at the endpoint. No server, no SDK, no rewrite.
POST https://freelyform.com/f/FORM_ID