A Formcarry alternative for when one free form isn’t enough

What Formcarry is

Formcarry gives every form one endpoint that you set as your HTML form’s action, and accepts both FormData and JSON. It stores submissions, supports redirects, auto-responses, CSV and JSON export, and connects to other tools through webhooks and Zapier.

What to know before you choose

• Formcarry’s free plan has 1 form and 50 submissions a month.
• File uploads are on paid plans only, according to Formcarry’s docs.
• Submissions over the limit are saved until the next month but “you can’t see them unless you upgrade your plan”.

Formcarry vs FormRill

Sources, checked 6 November 2026: Formcarry pricing, Formcarry docs, Formcarry docs: file uploads. Formcarry’s pricing page lists different paid prices in its plan cards and its FAQ, so we have left prices out. Check their pricing page for current numbers. FormRill details come from our pricing page.

What FormRill gives you

• Never lose a submission. Every submission is saved before anything is delivered, so a failed email or webhook can’t lose it. Every delivery is logged, failures email you, and failed deliveries are retried automatically for about a day, or whenever you press Retry now. Free on every plan.
• One click to email. Your first form already sends to your inbox. If your form has an email field, Reply goes straight to the visitor.
• Route it anywhere. Telegram is free. Google Sheets, WhatsApp, webhooks, n8n and your CRM are Pro features, free during the beta.
• No CAPTCHA. A hidden honeypot field catches bots and keeps them in a Spam folder, out of your inbox.

Switching from Formcarry

The change is in your form’s opening tag. Your fields stay as they are.

<form action="YOUR_FORMCARRY_ENDPOINT" method="POST">
  <!-- your existing fields -->
</form>

<form action="https://api.formrill.com/YOUR_FORM_ID/submit" method="POST">
  <input type="checkbox" name="botcheck" hidden />
  <!-- your existing fields -->
</form>

1. Create a free FormRill account. Your first form is created for you and already emails your address. Copy its form URL.
2. Replace the Formcarry endpoint in your form’s action with the FormRill form URL. Keep your field names: FormRill stores whatever fields you send.
3. Add the hidden honeypot field: <input type="checkbox" name="botcheck" hidden>.
4. Want visitors to land on your own thank-you page? Add a hidden field named redirect with the full URL, or set it once in the dashboard.
5. Send a test submission and check your inbox and the FormRill dashboard. Keep your old form for a few days, then retire it.

Questions

When Formcarry is the better fit

• You need file uploads or auto-responses today. Formcarry has them; on FormRill they are still coming soon.
• You want submissions stored with no time limit. Formcarry says it stores them forever; FormRill’s free plan will keep 30 days after launch.
• You only need one form with fewer than 50 submissions a month.

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