Forms
A form backend for any website — point your HTML form at an endpoint on f.easerix.com and manage submissions, spam, and email notifications.
View as MarkdownEaserix Forms is a form backend: point any HTML form or fetch() call at a
per-form endpoint on f.easerix.com and submissions land in an inbox with
spam filtering, email notifications, and CSV export. No server code needed —
Easerix's own contact form at easerix.com/contact runs on it.
What you can do
| Capability | In short |
|---|---|
| Endpoints | One POST URL per form on f.easerix.com — plain HTML, fetch(), or any HTTP client |
| Inbox | Submissions per form and across all forms, searchable, with CSV export |
| Spam protection | Honeypot field, content filter, AI filter (Claude), Cloudflare Turnstile |
| Email notifications | Deliver each submission to one or more inboxes |
| Autoresponder | Automatic reply to the person who submitted |
| Success behavior | JSON response or a redirect to your thank-you page |
| Allowed origins | Restrict which sites may POST to a form (CORS) |
| Projects | Group forms by website, each with a name and color |
| Sharing | Share a form with your organization — teammates can read it and its inbox |
| Pause | Paused forms stop accepting submissions; existing data is kept |
How it fits together
- Projects group forms — typically one project per website.
- Forms are endpoints. Creating a form generates a short unique URL like
https://f.easerix.com/a3kx9p. - Submissions arrive at the endpoint, pass through the spam pipeline, and land in the form's inbox.
- Destinations deliver clean submissions onward — email today, more channels marked coming soon in the app.
Next steps
- Collect your first submission
- Set up spam protection
- Deliver submissions by email
- Endpoint reference for developers
Frequently asked questions
Do I need my own backend?
No. The endpoint is the backend: your static site, landing page, or app POSTs directly to f.easerix.com and Forms stores, filters, and delivers the submission.
Does Easerix use Forms itself?
Yes — the contact form on easerix.com/contact submits to an Easerix Forms endpoint.
Can visitors upload files?
File contents are not stored. If a submission includes file uploads, only the filenames are recorded, in a _files field on the submission.
What happens when I pause a form?
The endpoint stops accepting submissions and responds as if the form didn't exist. Your collected submissions are kept, and reactivating the form brings the same endpoint URL back.
What happens when I delete a form?
Deleting a form removes the endpoint and all of its submissions. The app asks you to confirm before doing it.
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