cr ClariForm Relay Form endpoint for launch-week sites

For small-site builders shipping now

Launch the site without building a contact-form backend

ClariForm Relay gives static and custom sites a clear path for email routing, spam controls, and submission visibility when the contact form is the last launch blocker.

No card or account is created here. No SLA, support promise, deliverability guarantee, or platform affiliation.

ClariForm Relay Launch-form check
Recipient hello@clientsite.com
Endpoint /f/client-launch
  1. Recipient verified
  2. Endpoint pasted
  3. Sample submission received
  4. Spam baseline selected
Handoff history 3 setup events recipient check / endpoint paste / sample lead
01

Built for launch-week sites

Plain HTML, Next.js, Astro, Webflow, Framer, and static WordPress exports that need a working lead form.

02

Less backend chore work

Reduce the hand-rolled endpoint, SMTP, spam filter, logging, and client handoff steps that delay launch.

03

Confidence before handoff

See a setup path for sample-submission proof, recipient checks, submission history, and upgrade triggers.

Setup path

From blank form action to a checked contact path

The workflow stays close to the HTML form you already own. Choose the site stack, add the endpoint, run a sample submission, and keep enough submission visibility for launch handoff.

Old way

Another small backend to own

Write a handler, wire secrets, check mail delivery, add spam controls, store submissions, monitor failures, and explain the handoff to the site owner.

ClariForm Relay way

A narrow endpoint for the launch form

Use the existing form markup, run one sample submission path, keep a basic history, and pay only when production limits are worth it.

Availability

Free to try first, paid only when production triggers matter

Early access should prove whether small-site builders want free activation plus a modest paid tier for more submissions, multiple recipients, retention/export, webhooks, integrations, and spam controls.

free start

One launch form

Basic setup path, one recipient, and enough submissions to confirm the form works before launch.

starter intent

$8-$19/month range

Paid interest is measured around submissions, recipients, retention/export, webhooks, and integrations.

no checkout

No checkout on this page

Joining early access does not create an account, charge a card, or guarantee production access.

Compared with the form endpoint category

Why this offer focuses on a narrower launch-week promise

Incumbents are broad

Formspree, Basin, Formcarry, Forminit, and Formspark already cover general form endpoints, integrations, storage, and anti-spam basics.

Trust is the real gap

The offer focuses on whether a launch-week builder wants a clear recipient, sample-submission, and handoff path before choosing a heavier setup.

Claims stay limited

ClariForm Relay does not claim better deliverability, uptime, compliance, customer proof, or affiliation with any platform.

Early access

Tell us about the contact form you need working

Join if you are shipping a small site and want a simpler path than maintaining a custom form backend. The form asks only for enough context to understand intent.

No payment, access date, SLA, deliverability guarantee, support promise, security/compliance claim, or platform affiliation.

Biggest launch-form pain
Optional production needs
What would make this worth paying for?

Questions before you join

Is ClariForm Relay live?

Early access is open for builders who want this workflow. Production endpoints and accounts are not created from this page.

Can I create a production endpoint today?

No. The page does not create production endpoints, accounts, checkout sessions, support tickets, or service commitments.

Is there any deliverability, uptime, security, privacy, or SLA guarantee?

No. Those claims require proof and approval before they can appear in any buyer promise.

Is this affiliated with Web3Forms, Formspree, Basin, Formcarry, Forminit, Formspark, Webflow, Next.js, Astro, or Framer?

No. Those names are source, competitor, or stack references only.