Hi @Karl_M,
Currently, you’ll see that the code Webflow outputs does not have an action attribute on the form, so it doesn’t post like a traditional form would. Instead, webflow.js catches the submission and sends the form data to the Webflow servers.
In order to have the submissions go to your own server, just set a custom action attribute on the form tag. webflow.js will then take that as a signal that you’re handling the form submissions manually.
Does that make sense?