FormRoute vs Forminit (formerly Getform).
Forminit, which says it was formerly Getform.io, is a form backend with stored submissions, file storage and workflows across three plans. A custom email sender is part of its Business plan. FormRoute checks each submission and emails it from your own domain on its single plan, keeping only the result.
Side by side.
Forminit's figures as published on its pricing page.| Feature | FormRoute | Forminit |
|---|---|---|
| Sending from your own domain | Included in the one plan, €59 a year | Business plan, $594 a year billed yearly (custom email sender) |
| Cheapest paid plan | €59 a year | Pro, $190 a year billed yearly (5,000 submissions a month) |
| Free plan | None | 100 submissions a month |
| Volume | Up to 300 submissions an hour, one form per account | 100 to 50,000 submissions a month, by plan |
| Stores what visitors write | No. Only the result of each submission is kept | Yes, kept until you delete them; retention controls on Pro |
| File uploads | No, text fields only | Yes, from 100 MB (Free) to 10 GB (Business) of storage |
| Sending region stated | Amazon SES in Stockholm, Sweden | Not stated on the pricing page |
Forminit figures from forminit.com/pricing/, checked on 15 November 2026. Prices change; check the source before you decide. FormRoute prices are in euros, Forminit's in US dollars.
Which one fits?
They solve different problems.Choose Forminit if
- You need high volume, file uploads or automated workflows.
- You want submissions stored in a dashboard.
- You want a free plan to start with.
Choose FormRoute if
- You want mail from your own domain for €59 a year rather than on a business tier.
- You'd rather a third party never stored what your visitors write.
- You want EU sending: Amazon SES in Stockholm, Sweden.