No. Formly does not add any limit on the number of form submissions per month.
This will depend on which Webflow site plan you are on.
Free Plan - 50 form submissions (lifetime)
Basic Plan - 500 form submissions (monthly)
CMS Plan - 1,000 form submissions (monthly)
Business Plan - 2,500k form submissions (monthly)
Yes, Formly offers both free and paid versions.
FormlyBasic is free to use and does not require you to sign up. With FormlyBasic, you can create multistep forms directly within Webflow without any limitations.
On the other hand, FormlyPro is a paid version available at a cost of $180 per year. FormlyPro provides access to additional professional features such as FormlyLogic, Multiple Success Messages, Get Form Input Data, and 20 more features that enhance the functionality and customization options of Formly.
Whether you choose to use FormlyBasic for free or upgrade to FormlyPro for advanced features depends on your specific requirements and preferences.
Yes, no questions asked.
Just email developer@videsigns.uk with the email used to signup for a full refund.
When considering which plan is right for you, Formly offers two options: a monthly plan and a yearly plan.
We recommend the yearly plan for agencies and freelancers who anticipate using Formly regularly to build multistep forms or quizzes for clients. Opting for the yearly plan provides cost savings and ensures uninterrupted access to Formly's features throughout the year.
On the other hand, if you are unsure whether Formly is the right tool for your needs or if you prefer to experiment before making a long-term commitment, the monthly plan offers flexibility. With the monthly plan, you can explore and evaluate Formly's capabilities without the need for a long-term commitment.
It's important to note that the annual plan offers a 20% discount compared to the monthly plan, making it a more cost-effective option for users who are confident in their decision to utilize Formly over an extended period.
Formly is primarily designed as a developer tool for Webflow. While it is relatively easy to set up and use, it is important to note that Formly assumes a certain level of familiarity with Webflow and its design and development environment
In order to effectively utilise Formly, it is beneficial to have a basic understanding of how to use and build on Webflow .
While non-technical individuals may find the setup process and initial configuration of Formly manageable, it may require some level of technical proficiency or guidance to fully leverage its capabilities and customise forms according to specific requirements.
If you are a non-technical user, it may be helpful to seek assistance from a developer or someone experienced with Webflow to ensure that you can effectively utilise Formly.
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Yes, Formly integrates seamlessly with Webflow Logic, Zapier, Airtable, Make, and other no-code automation tools.
Since Formly is built on top of Webflow, it does not interfere with the native form functionality. This means that any integration or app that works with a regular Webflow form will continue to work when Formly is added to your website.
You can leverage the power of Webflow Logic, connect to external services through Zapier, utilize Airtable for data storage, and leverage other no-code automation tools with Formly seamlessly.
No. Webflow Logic is an automation tools akin to Zapier, Make and Parabola. FormlyLogic allows you to add conditional logic to Webflow forms. It allows you to show or hide certain fields or sections of a form based on specific conditions or criteria.
Currently, it is not possible to have multiple instances of Formly on a single page.
However, you can have multiple instances of Formly throughout the same website. This means that you can have one instance of Formly per page.
No, your Formly forms will continue to function even if you cancel your subscription.
Formly understands the importance of forms and ensures that they remain operational regardless of your subscription status. Form functionality is vital and will not be disrupted if you choose to cancel your subscription.
However, if you find Formly useful and believe it saves you time, it would be greatly appreciated if you consider supporting us. By supporting Formly, you gain access to new features, priority support, and help us maintain affordable pricing for everyone.
No. Formly is an extension to Webflow Forms. It is a library that allows you to create multistep forms using Webflow Forms. We are not an alternative to Webflow Forms.
Yes, Formly will continue to work even if you export your site from Webflow.
However, if you decide to export your site and still want to use the built-in form element, you'll need to make adjustments to your form settings. This involves connecting your form to a third-party form service that can handle and collect the form submissions for you. By integrating a third-party form service, you can ensure that your form submissions are properly managed and stored outside of Webflow.
No, Formly does not have access to or store your form data. As a developer tool and jQuery library, Formly's primary function is to enable developers to create multistep forms directly within Webflow. Formly does not have any mechanism to collect or retain the form data submitted by users. It solely serves as a tool for enhancing the form-building process and does not involve data storage or access.
Yes. Tools like Zapier, Make, and Webhooks will all work when using Formly on your Webflow Forms.
Yes, Formly can be used in conjunction with another form processor like Basin, Formspark, or Formspree, as long as the tool or integration works with Webflow forms.
To ensure a successful integration, it's important to carefully follow the documentation provided by the form processor you intend to use. They will typically provide instructions on how to configure their service to work with Webflow forms. By following these guidelines, you can leverage the capabilities of Formly while utilizing the backend functionality of your preferred form processor.