Using FormToEmail Remote,  remotely hosted form service

Anyone can use the service. There's a free service, and a Pro service. For the free service, you just need to register (only takes a moment). You only need to provide a username, password and email address. You will get an automated email containing a link that you need to click on to complete your registration. Thereafter, you can log in to the User Admin Area and get code for a form to place on your website. You simply copy the code and paste it into your webpage. That's all. Your form will then work and send emails to you when a visitor submits it.

Alternatively, you can sign up for the Pro service. The Pro service is paid by subscription, monthly or annual. Same thing here, you need to register (part of the signup process, you do not need to register for a free account first). If you are an exisiting user of the free service, you just need to enter your username and password. Thereafter you will be taken to the payment page where you sign up for the Pro subscription (cancel at any time).

As a registered user (free or Pro) you can login at any time to the User Admin Area (from the Login link above) to perform account functions. In the User Admin Area you can change your default email address and password. The default email address is used as a contact email for you and is also used as the default address to send form submissions to (you can configure a different address to send the form data to, in the form configuration options). You can also set up and configure any number of forms in the User Admin Area.

You can use the service to process an existing form, or you can get sample form code in the User Admin Area for a ready-made form. Whether a free user or a pro user, there is no limit to the number of forms you can process, or the number of websites you can use our service with. There is no time limit...use our service for as long or as little as you like!

The best way, and easiest way to learn about the service, is to sign up for it! It's free, quick and easy!