Compared, honestly
Most form backends stop at the inbox. The comparisons below focus on what happens after the submission: destinations, spam handling, attribution, and what you pay when a form gets busy. For the full field guide, see the best form backends in 2026.
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The short version, for any competitor
- Real destinations: submissions land in Google Sheets or Excel tables as your working system - not just an email notification.
- Quarantine, never silent drops: suspicious submissions wait for one-click review; a false positive never costs the lead.
- Ad attribution: gclid, wbraid, gbraid, fbclid, msclkid, and utm_* captured and delivered - nearly unique in this category.
- No per-submission fees: a busy launch day is good news, not an invoice.
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