Formspark vs Web3Forms (2026): which should you pick?

Pick Formspark if

• Fits if you can paste a form into your own site and want to pay once
• Works for small projects with a few thousand submissions

Look elsewhere if

• Skip it if you want a drag-and-drop builder, as there isn't one
• Tight if you're staying free: 250 submissions, with no autoresponder, REST API or branding removal
• Watch out: bundles are bought per workspace, and a new workspace starts at 0 submissions
• Watch out: Google Sheets and Notion are on the paid bundle only
• Tight if you want support, as the free plan has community help only

Pick Web3Forms if

• Fits if you have a static site and want form entries in your inbox without a server
• Works for developers happy to paste an access key into HTML

Look elsewhere if

• Skip it if you want to know the free plan's limits first, since we couldn't read the pricing page
• Tight if you need autoresponders, webhooks or attachments, which need a paid subscription
• Watch out: submissions are forwarded, not stored, so there's no archive to go back to
• Watch out: the docs put its servers in the US East region
• Too light for anyone who wants a form builder, as the listing shows none

Formspark

• It stores and forwards submissions only; there is no visual form builder.
• The free plan stops at 250 submissions, and the autoresponder, REST API, Google Sheets, Notion and branding removal are on the paid bundle only.
• Additional workspaces start with 0 submissions, and bundles are bought per workspace.
• Support is community-only on the free plan.

Web3Forms

• The pricing page returned a bot check, so plan prices and limits were not verified.
• Reply-to domain restriction, reCAPTCHA, Turnstile, autoresponder, webhooks and attachments need a paid subscription.
• The docs say submissions are forwarded rather than stored, and servers are in the US East region.

Formspark

Endpoint for your own form

Set the form's action to a Formspark endpoint and keep your own markup. JavaScript is optional.

Spam filtering

Automatic filtering is on for every plan, with custom spam words, a honeypot and support for Botpoison, hCaptcha, reCAPTCHA and Turnstile.

Delivery and integrations

Submissions go to email, Slack, Zapier, Make, webhooks, and on the paid bundle to Google Sheets and Notion.

Archive, export and analytics

Submissions are kept in a dashboard, exportable as CSV or JSON, with analytics by day and by country.

Workspaces and roles

Workspaces can hold clients' forms, and members join as admins, editors or viewers.

Web3Forms

Access-key form endpoint

A form posts to Web3Forms with an access key that maps to your email address, so no back-end code is needed.

Spam protection

The docs describe a firewall and spam checks, hCaptcha support, and reCAPTCHA and Cloudflare Turnstile as Pro features.

Pro email features

Paid features include CC emails, autoresponders and custom intro text in notification emails.

File uploads

Pro includes file attachments up to 5 MB and an advanced uploader for multiple or larger files.

Integrations

Docs cover Google Sheets, Slack, Discord, Telegram and webhooks, with guides for many site builders and frameworks.

Formspark

• Free$0

  250 submissions, 10 forms and 5 team members, with community support. Formspark branding stays, and there is no autoresponder or REST API.

• Upgrade$25

  one-time per workspace, for 50,000 non-expiring submissions

  100 forms, 50 members, REST API, autoresponder, Sheets and Notion. Page shows $50 crossed out; no end date.

Web3Forms

Pricing could not be confirmed. See web3forms.com.