Every splitforms release, feature, fix, and pricing change in reverse-chronological order. Built in public — what we ship shows up here the same day.
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Three new public surfaces went live in the same release. /showcase is a crawlable index of sites running on splitforms across eight categories. /embeds is a copy-paste gallery of ten production-grade HTML form snippets — contact, newsletter, lead, RSVP, support, feedback, beta, job, quote, demo. /tools/form-validator is a free public tool that audits any HTML form for accessibility, label coverage, and form-backend wiring.
We doubled the free monthly allowance with no other plan changes and no credit card requirement. Existing free accounts were upgraded automatically; nothing for you to do. Pro and 4-year customers were unaffected — their allowances stay at 5,000 and 15,000 submissions per month respectively.
Every high-traffic page on splitforms.com now carries an inline FAQ block, exposed both visually and as FAQPage JSON-LD for AI engines and Google snippets. Expanded surfaces include /glossary, /pricing, /docs, /api-reference, /about, and most /forms/[platform] guides. The goal is to surface direct answers without forcing a click into the docs.
Pro dropped from $10/mo to $5/mo with the same 5,000-submission allowance. The previous long-term offer was replaced with a single $59 4-year plan (48 months of access, 15,000 submissions/month, one-time payment). We don't sell a lifetime tier — we don't think it's honest to promise something we can't credibly support past a few years.
We shipped a wave of platform-specific setup guides at /forms/[platform], with copy-paste snippets, working honeypot wiring, and end-to-end submission examples. New guides: Astro, Vue, Svelte, Next.js 15 (App Router), SvelteKit, Shopify, Webflow forms, Carrd. Each guide ships with HowTo JSON-LD so AI engines can render the steps inline.
Honest, side-by-side comparisons against Formspree, Web3Forms, Getform, Basin, Netlify Forms, Formcarry, Formspark, FormKeep, Static Forms, FormBold, Typeform, Jotform, Google Forms, and Tally. Each page covers pricing, free-tier limits, integrations, spam protection, and the one specific thing that competitor still does better than us.
Accounts now manage many named forms instead of a single submission firehose. Each form has its own access key, recipient list, redirect URL, allowed-domain list, and submission history. The dashboard groups submissions per form; the API surface is unchanged for backwards compatibility.
Per-form webhook destinations with HMAC signing, retry on 5xx, and a per-form delivery log. Useful for piping submissions into Zapier, Make, n8n, Slack, Discord, or your own backend. Failed deliveries surface in the dashboard with the request/response so you can debug without a tunnel.
Forms can now accept file uploads through the Storage integration. Files are stored on S3-compatible object storage with signed download URLs in the email notification. Current limits are 5 files per submission at 10 MB each.
When a submission lands, splitforms can fire an auto-reply to the submitter from a verified address — useful for contact and newsletter forms. Plain-text bodies for now, with field interpolation. Custom per-form templates are on the roadmap at /roadmap.
Every form now silently drops submissions where the hidden `botcheck` field is filled in. The field is invisible to humans and to most assistive tech (CSS-hidden, autocomplete='off', tabindex='-1') but visible to dumb form-spammers, which catches a measurable chunk of background spam without any captcha.
Account signup and login now work via a magic-link email — no password to remember, no SSO setup, no third-party identity provider on the signup path. The same magic-link flow is used for re-auth when accessing the dashboard from a new device.
Each form can define its own `next` URL — the page the browser is redirected to after a successful submission. Previously this was global. Useful for thank-you pages that vary per campaign, per locale, or per A/B variant.
Each access key now carries a list of allowed origin domains. Submissions from any other origin are rejected at the edge before hitting the spam filter. The default is 'any origin' for new keys; existing keys were unchanged on migration.
Public launch. The initial release shipped a free tier (500 submissions/month at launch, since raised), email-on-submit, a basic dashboard, and the canonical POST /api/submit endpoint. Built as a faster, simpler, more honest alternative to Formspree, Web3Forms, Getform, Basin, and Netlify Forms.
The roadmap is public, the order is set by user demand, and paying customers get the deciding vote. Email us.
