Companies Using Formcarry

We detect Formcarry at 319 companies and organisations, including McCann, Fullstory, Bob's Red Mill and Holiday Extras. Most are small technical businesses: software firms, IT consultancies, agencies and design studios make up 38.67% of matched companies with a known industry. Real estate, travel and financial services follow at 3.31% each, based on TechnologyChecker.io's enriched company data.

We detect Formcarry at 319 companies and organisations, and 187 of them (58.6%) match a company record; every size, industry and country figure on this page describes those 187. Formcarry's first-party data, which we analysed, counts 42.4K accounts opened since 2017, most of them on the free plan, and 14.3 million submissions received, spam included.

We don't publish a market share for Formcarry. It isn't in our ranked Form Builders table, whose leaders are WordPress plugins such as Contact Form 7, Gravity Forms and WPForms. Formcarry is a hosted form endpoint instead, so compare it with other form backends. Read the 319 companies where we detect it as an absolute count, not a category position.

The United States leads with 68 of the 187 matched companies (36.36%), followed by the United Kingdom (18), Australia (8), and Canada and France (6 each). European companies, the UK included, add up to 68 as well, so Formcarry's footprint is split evenly between the US and Europe. Shares divide by all 187 matched companies, including the eight with no country on record.

Mostly small ones. 40.54% of matched companies with a known size have 1 to 10 employees and 30.27% have 11 to 50, so 70.81% have 50 staff or fewer. Only 13 (7.03%) have more than 1,000, among them McCann, Telstra and Healius. In large organisations, Formcarry usually sits behind a single team's site rather than across the company.

Mostly young. 47.95% of matched companies with a founding year started in the 2010s and 18.49% in the 2020s, so two in three were founded in 2010 or later. The 2000s follow at 15.07%. Older organisations are rare: seven predate 1960, the oldest being Hastings County in Ontario (1792) and the hosiery maker Kayser-Roth (1880).

A small software company, agency or design studio (1 to 50 staff) in the US, the UK or Western Europe, founded after 2010. It builds sites in plain HTML, React or Next.js, often hosted on Vercel or behind Cloudflare, and runs Google Workspace for mail. It wants form submissions in an inbox or a webhook without running a server.

The closest alternatives are other form backends: Formspree, Web3Forms, Getform, Basin and Netlify Forms, which all take a POST from your own HTML form. If you want a hosted form builder with a visual editor instead, Jotform, Typeform and Tally fit better. On WordPress, a plugin such as Contact Form 7 or WPForms is usually simpler.

Formcarry collects submissions from forms you build yourself. You set the form's action to a Formcarry endpoint, and it stores each submission, filters spam, emails you and can pass the data to webhooks, Zapier, Google Sheets, Slack or Notion. Typical uses are contact forms, quote requests, bookings, job applications with file uploads and newsletter sign-ups.

Yes, with limits. The free Baby plan covers one form and 50 submissions a month, with one team member. Paid plans remove the form limit and raise the allowance: Starter 500 submissions a month, Basic 2,000 and Premium 30,000, with more file storage, team members and integration calls. Prices are on formcarry.com/pricing, read on 14 November 2026.

On monthly billing, Starter costs $6 a month, Basic $19 and Premium $99. Yearly billing lowers those to $5, $15 and $80 a month. A free Baby plan covers one form and 50 submissions a month, and custom enterprise plans add an uptime SLA and unlimited submissions. These are Formcarry's list prices as of 14 November 2026.

Yes. Formcarry has a REST API covering forms, submissions and webhooks, so anything done in the dashboard can be automated. It also runs an MCP server that lets AI apps such as Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor create forms, set up notifications and spam protection, and search submissions. Submissions can be exported as CSV or JSON.

Formcarry filters spam on its servers by default, with no setup on the form, and says that this catches 99.8% of spam submissions. For bot-heavy sites it also supports Google reCAPTCHA. Among the 196 Formcarry domains we can crawl, 16.84% load reCAPTCHA and 6.63% load Cloudflare Turnstile, so many users add a second layer.

Yes, that's its main use. Formcarry accepts a standard form POST, FormData or JSON, so it works from plain HTML, React, Vue, Next.js and static hosts such as GitHub Pages, Netlify, Vercel and Cloudflare Pages. Among crawlable Formcarry domains, Next.js runs on 19.9%, the same share as WordPress, and Vercel hosts 17.86%.

We analysed Formcarry's first-party data on 2,580 active forms, January 2024 to October 2026. The median form received 6.3 non-spam submissions a month, the top quarter more than 15.3 and the top tenth more than 35.8. Order and booking forms received more than contact forms: a median 11.7 a month against 4.6.

A lot, but on few forms. In the Formcarry data we analysed, spam was 82.0% of all submissions pooled, yet only 16.1% for the median form, because bots concentrate on a minority of forms. Forms with a free-text message field had a median spam share of 42.2%, against 3.9% for forms without one, from January 2024 to October 2026.

Not in Formcarry's data. We found no measurable difference between forms with 1 to 2 fields and forms with 4 to 5 (median 5.3 vs 4.8 non-spam submissions a month), while forms with 10 or more fields received more, 12.8 a month. Long forms are mostly orders, bookings and applications, so intent drives volume more than length does.