Getting Started
By the end of this guide your website form will be sending submissions into your MyFormCapture dashboard — no server-side code required.
Create your account
Sign up, verify your email, and you land in the dashboard. The free plan has no time limit and does not require a credit card.
Sign up →Add your website domain
In the dashboard go to Domains → Add Domain and enter the URL of the site
where your form will live, for example
https://yoursite.com.
Create a form
Under the domain you just added, click New Form, then:
- Give the form a name (for example
Contact Us) - Under Form Template, select Contact Form
- Check Notify on Email so you get an email for each submission
Save the form. Once it is created, continue to the next step to copy the Form Action URL.
Copy your Form Action URL
Open the form you created. Copy the Form Action URL from the form details. It looks like this:
Use this full URL as your form action
(or in the Ajax fetch call) in the next step.
Replace YOUR_FORM_UUID with the UUID from your dashboard.
Add the form to your website
Use plain HTML for the simplest setup. Use Ajax if you want users to stay on the same page after submit.
Set your form’s action to your Form Action URL.
After submit, the visitor is taken to a thank-you page hosted by MyFormCapture.
<form action="https://myformcapture.com/f/YOUR_FORM_UUID" method="POST">
<input type="text" name="name" placeholder="Your name" required>
<input type="email" name="email" placeholder="Your email" required>
<textarea name="message" placeholder="Message"></textarea>
<button type="submit">Send</button>
</form>
https://myformcapture.com/f/YOUR_FORM_UUID
with your own Form Action URL from Step 4.
Submit a test — confirm it in Responses
Fill out the form on your site or web page and submit. Then open your MyFormCapture dashboard and go to Responses. Your test entry should appear within seconds.
Setup is complete when the response appears.
Spam protection, notifications, and integrations are optional next steps — your form is already working.
What to do next
Your form works. Here is how to improve it.
Email notifications, redirects, and form settings.
Domain Name, Website URL, and CAPTCHA keys.
Add reCAPTCHA, hCaptcha, or Turnstile when you go live.
Better UX, validation, and CAPTCHA with one script.
Get a Slack message for every new submission.