Migrate in two minutes.
Create a FormBridge endpoint, swap the URL in your form's action attribute, and submissions flow into the new dashboard immediately. Nothing else to migrate.
Both are headless form backends. Here's an honest, feature-by-feature breakdown so you can pick the one that fits your stack and team.
You want conditional routing, multiple SMTP per form, an inbox UI, and 100 MB uploads — without piecing it together from Zaps.
You only need a basic POST endpoint and email forwarding. Lightweight, but you'll outgrow it once routing or attachments enter the picture.
FormBridge is in open beta — every feature, free. Forminit's free tier is capped. Compare paid tiers once we exit beta.
action="…" endpointNo JS required. Works with any HTML form.Forminit sends every submission to the same place. FormBridge routes by select value, budget range, country — wherever it makes sense. Sales gets the qualified leads, support gets the tickets.
Forminit sends from one address account-wide. FormBridge lets each form use its own SMTP — marketing from hello@, support from support@, careers from jobs@.
Forminit caps uploads at 10 MB. FormBridge accepts up to 100 MB, with server-side MIME validation and secure storage. Resumes, designs, recordings — all welcome.
FormBridge ships a real inbox: status, stars, internal notes, search, filters. Forminit gives you a list. For anything past a side project, the difference compounds quickly.
Create a FormBridge endpoint, swap the URL in your form's action attribute, and submissions flow into the new dashboard immediately. Nothing else to migrate.
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