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Connect Formspree to your Framer site
Formspree is one of the most popular form backends — straightforward pricing, reliable delivery, good spam filtering. Getting it to work well with Framer takes a few steps. Here's what to know.
The native Framer approach
Framer's built-in form + Formspree
You can connect Framer's native form to a Formspree endpoint by setting the action URL in the form settings. It works for a basic email capture — but you get no custom field types, no multi-step, no control over error states or the success screen.
What you can't control
Field validation, submission feedback, conditional logic, the success state — all outside your control with the native Framer form. If a submission fails, the user has no idea what happened.
Setting up Formspree
01Create a form on Formspree
Go to formspree.io, create an account and add a new form. You'll get an endpoint URL in the format https://formspree.io/f/yourformid.
02Configure your notification email
Set the email address where submissions are forwarded. Formspree's free plan supports up to 50 submissions/month — enough for most portfolio and freelance sites.
03Paste the endpoint into Quiet Form
In the visual builder, set provider toformspree and paste your endpoint URL. Quiet Form sends JSON to Formspree with the correct headers automatically.
04Test before publishing
Enable Demo mode in Framer to test the form UX on canvas. Disable it, submit a real test entry, confirm it arrives in your Formspree dashboard. Then publish.
Why use Quiet Form instead of the native integration
Native Framer + Formspree
- Basic field types only
- No multi-step
- No custom error states
- No success screen control
- Free
Quiet Form + Formspree
- 6 field types including select and textarea
- Multi-step with progress UI
- Per-step validation with localized errors
- Custom success screen and labels
- $29 one-time
Quiet Form
$29
Formspree, Web3Forms, Basin, Formspark or custom endpoint. Visual builder, no code, one-time purchase.