Decide what you accept. Recipient, allowed websites and the fields your form posts.

FormRoute is a managed form-to-email service by FNB Solutions. Your website's contact, quote or booking form posts to a FormRoute endpoint, every submission is checked against the rules you set, and the ones that pass are emailed to you from an address on your own domain through Amazon SES in Stockholm.





Emailed to you from your domain.
It came from a website you haven't listed.
It filled the hidden field people never see.
Too many from one visitor in a short time.
Too fast for a person, so it's asked to prove it.
Passes all seven checks. Result: Sent. Emailed to you from your domain.
Emailed to you from your domain.
Outcomes, not contents. FormRoute records whether each submission was sent and why, never what it said. Visitor IP addresses are kept only as keyed hashes.
Your domain, authenticated. Mail comes from an address on your verified domain, signed with the DKIM records you add once during setup.
Sent from Stockholm. Every message is handed to Amazon SES in Sweden, which reports bounces and complaints back to FormRoute.
Made for contact, quote and booking forms on business websites. Not for newsletters, bulk mail or campaigns, and there is no form builder: you keep your own.

No. Keep your own form and markup. Send its fields to FormRoute with the snippet from your account; any field you haven't set up is ignored.
A hidden honeypot field, a timing check, rate limits and, when a submission looks automated, a CAPTCHA. Refused submissions appear in your list with the reason, and nothing is emailed.
From an address on your own domain. You verify the domain once by adding the DNS records FormRoute shows you during setup.
No. It keeps the outcome of each submission, such as sent or refused and why. The message itself goes to your inbox.
Through Stripe. The plan is €59 a year. Your billing page links to Stripe, where you can change your card, download invoices or cancel.
One price. €59 a year for everything, billed through Stripe.
See pricingBefore you start. Answers about spam, senders and billing.
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