Is every form submission counted towards my plan? For example, I have a login form. If I had just 17 users login/logout everyday, then I would max the basic plan. If I had 34 users doing this, I would have to upgrade to the most expensive plan. That seems ridiculous!
I’m trying to build a SaaS app with lots of forms. I can quickly see my max being reached long before I get to even 20 users.
Is this right?
Please tell me I have this wrong or else I can’t use this in any meaningful way and need to switch platforms.
Each Site plan has a monthly form submission limit (check out the comparison chart on our pricing page). Enterprise hosting allows unlimited form submissions.
The count will reset each month, except for Free staging (e.g., an unhosted site on a Starter Workspace), which has a maximum of 50 submissions total.
What if I exceed the form submission limits?
On hosted sites (e.g., sites with an active Site plan), you’ll be charged $1 per 100 extra submissions over the limit on your next monthly invoice. On unhosted sites (i.e., sites without an active Site plan), forms will not be submitted after the limit is reached.
The count will reset each month, except for unhosted sites on Starter Workspaces (i.e., free Workspaces), which have a lifetime maximum of 50 submissions total.
How do you distinguish between a contact form and any other form? I don’t see any settings in Dashboard → Forms nor in the tabs for Styles/Settings on the block form element.
With respect to the submission handler, there’s no difference at all. When the Action on the form is blank, Webflow’s built-in handler gets used. When the form is set as a Logic form, Webflow’s built-in Logic form handler gets used. When you set it to anything else, those are bypassed in favor of wherever you direct that form data.
