FormRoute vs Formspree.
Formspree is a hosted form backend with a free plan, a dashboard that stores your submissions, and several paid tiers. Sending from your own email domain is part of its Business plan. FormRoute does one thing on one plan: it checks each submission and emails it from your own domain, without storing what was written.
Side by side.
Formspree's figures as published on its pricing page.| Feature | FormRoute | Formspree |
|---|---|---|
| Sending from your own domain | Included in the one plan, €59 a year | Business plan, $720 a year billed yearly |
| Cheapest paid plan | €59 a year | Personal, $120 a year billed yearly (200 submissions a month) |
| Free plan | None | 50 submissions a month, 30 days of submissions in the dashboard |
| Volume | Up to 300 submissions an hour, one form per account | From 200 to 20,000 submissions a month, by plan |
| Stores what visitors write | No. Only the result of each submission is kept | Yes, in a submission archive |
| Spam protection | Allowed websites, honeypot, timing check, rate limits and Turnstile CAPTCHA on every plan | reCAPTCHA and machine-learning filtering; custom honeypot on Business |
| Sending region stated | Amazon SES in Stockholm, Sweden | Not stated on the pricing page |
Formspree figures from formspree.io/plans, checked on 15 November 2026. Prices change; check the source before you decide. FormRoute prices are in euros, Formspree's in US dollars.
Which one fits?
They solve different problems.Choose Formspree if
- You want a free plan to start with.
- You want submissions kept in a dashboard you can search later.
- You need more than one form, or thousands of submissions a month.
Choose FormRoute if
- You want mail to come from your own domain without paying for a top tier: it is part of the €59 plan.
- You'd rather a third party never stored what your visitors write.
- You want to know where mail is sent from: Amazon SES in Stockholm, Sweden.