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How to Send WordPress Form Submissions Anywhere With Webhooks (Google Sheets, Zapier, Make, n8n)
A WordPress form webhook sends each submission to a URL the moment it’s accepted, as a small JSON document. Whatever lives at that URL can do…
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One WordPress Install, Unlimited Client Sites: Build Your Own Form-Submission Hub
You can run one WordPress install, locked so it serves no public pages, as the form backend for every website you build. Each client site loads its…
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Headless WordPress + a Static Frontend, Explained (and Where Forms & Prices Fit)
If you’ve ever described your setup as “headless WordPress with a static frontend” and watched another developer’s eyes narrow, you know this…
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When You Outgrow Hosted Form Endpoints (Formspree, Netlify Forms, Web3Forms, and Friends)
If you build static sites, you’ve used one: a hosted form endpoint. You paste a form action, the service catches the submission and emails it to you, and…
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Add Forms to a Hugo Site With a WordPress Backend
Hugo builds sites at a speed that makes everything else feel slow. It also, by design, has no idea what to do with a form submission — it’s a static…
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Add a Real Form Backend to Your Astro Site (Not Just Email)
Astro is a joy to build with, right up until you need a form. Then you hit the wall every static-site developer hits: there’s no server to receive the…
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Use WordPress as a Locked-Down Form Backend for Static Sites
Static sites are fast, cheap to host, and nearly impossible to compromise — but they can’t process a contact form. Every static site eventually hits the…
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How to Use WordPress as a Form Backend for Static Sites And Web Apps
TL;DR: CraftForms Pro can receive form submissions from any website or app — not just pages on the WordPress site where it’s installed. Configure the form…
