Companies Using Web3Forms

On our data, small businesses whose sites are built by hand or by a freelancer: IT services firms, consultancies, builders and agencies. On 6 November 2026, Mangal Electrical Industries, AmSafe Bridport, InterCoast Colleges and Ghana's Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolitan Assembly all had a Web3Forms form. In a 40-domain sample, only 4 of the 37 live sites ran WordPress.

We count 7,626 domains with a Web3Forms form or script in our November 2026 crawl, after removing 85 for-sale and gambling pages. They're domains, not paying customers: Web3Forms has a free plan, and we can't see which plan a site uses. 4,802 match a company. Sites that post to Web3Forms from JavaScript alone aren't counted.

Web3Forms holds 0.21% of Form Builders at TechnologyChecker.io, 9th of 64 rows, on 7,626 domains. HulkApps Form Builder is 8th with 9,000 and Globo Form Builder 10th with 7,145. Contact Form 7 leads with 80.87%, because the table is mostly WordPress plugins, and Web3Forms mostly serves sites outside WordPress.

In our Form Builders table, the largest rows are Contact Form 7 (2,956,339 domains), Gravity Forms (279,612), WPForms (263,024) and Ninja Forms (43,785), all WordPress plugins. For a hand-built or static site, the closer alternatives are hosted form tools such as Jotform (14,543 domains in our table) or a host's own form handling, such as Netlify Forms.

The United States, with 1,031 of the 4,802 companies we matched, then India (637), the United Kingdom (330), Brazil (198), Canada (162) and Australia (157). India's entries include manufacturers and IT firms such as Mangal Electrical Industries and Uttam Energy, using Web3Forms for the contact form on their main site.

Small ones. 73.01% of matched companies with a known size have 1 to 10 employees and 20.29% have 11 to 50, so 93.30% have 50 or fewer. Only 8 have more than 1,000 staff. The larger names, such as Segasa and AmSafe Bridport, use it for the contact form on their main site.

Young. 41.5% of matched companies with a founding year started in the 2010s and 37.6% in the 2020s, so 79.1% were founded after 2009. Only 8.23% predate 2000. A free form endpoint suits new businesses whose first site is a few hand-written pages.

On our data: an IT services, software or consulting firm with 1 to 10 staff, founded in the 2010s or 2020s, in the US, India or the UK, with a hand-built or Astro site behind Cloudflare (34.72% of domains) and a Tailwind CSS (24.05%) or Bootstrap (17.15%) front end.

Yes, with limits. Its pricing page lists a free plan with unlimited forms and domains, 250 submissions a month, hCaptcha and a custom redirect page. Paid plans raise the monthly limit to 5,000, 10,000 or 20,000 submissions and add file uploads, autoresponders and webhooks. We can't see which plan a site uses, so our 7,626 mixes free and paid users.

You create an access key, then point an HTML form at https://api.web3forms.com/submit with the key in a hidden access_key field, per Web3Forms' setup guide. Submissions arrive by email, with no server code. That form action is what we detect: in our 40-domain sample on 6 November 2026, 37 sites had one, each with its own key.

It can, and some sites do: 4 of the 37 live Web3Forms sites in our sample ran WordPress, three of them with Elementor. Our switching data also shows 69 domains dropping Contact Form 7 while gaining Web3Forms in the last 30 days. Most Web3Forms sites, though, don't run WordPress at all.

Yes. Its documentation has guides for JavaScript frameworks and static site generators. But an app that sends submissions with JavaScript, with no form action or Web3Forms script on the page, won't show up in our count, so framework sites are undercounted. In our sample, one Next.js site, three Astro sites and one Vite app had a form we could see.

View the page source and look for a form whose action is https://api.web3forms.com/submit, usually with a hidden access_key input, or a script from web3forms.com, such as client/script.js. If the form is built by JavaScript, check in the browser's inspector instead: 2 of the 37 forms in our sample only appeared after the page's scripts ran.