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AirMess

Add a contact form to your site,
with nothing to install.

For static sites (Hugo, Astro, GitHub Pages…): create a form, copy the HTML code, paste it into your page. AirMess takes care of sending the email — no PHP, no server, no JavaScript. The French alternative to Formspree.

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How it works

1

Create a form

Set the recipients, the email subject and the expected fields from the interface.

2

Paste the code

Each form gets a unique URL, to put in the action attribute of a classic HTML <form>. A JavaScript fetch also works.

3

Receive the emails

Every submission immediately triggers an email. Check the logs from the dashboard.

Key features

Origin allowlist

Restrict submissions to the domains you explicitly allow.

Anti-spam

Invisible trap field included, plus optional hCaptcha or reCAPTCHA v2 to block automated submissions.

Log dashboard

See each form's activity on a 30-day chart.

Rate limiting

Automatic protection against abuse through per-IP rate limiting.

Authenticated emails

Sent from a domain protected by SPF, DKIM and DMARC. “Reply” writes directly to your visitor.

CSV export

Download each form's submissions and statistics at any time.

Free, with clear limits

AirMess is free, with no credit card and no monthly quota at this time. Here is what applies, so you can compare with full knowledge.

Rate
5 submissions per minute per IP address
Submission size
256 KiB maximum
Retention
12 months, then automatic deletion — export what you want to keep
Hosting
In France, GDPR compliant

The details are in the documentation.

Why use AirMess?

Adding a contact form to a static site (built with Hugo, Jekyll, Astro, Eleventy, Next.js or simply written in plain HTML, hosted on GitHub Pages, Netlify, Vercel or Cloudflare Pages) always raises the same problem: without PHP or a server, an HTML form has nobody to receive its submission and turn it into an email. You need a backend to process the submission — SMTP server, queue, error handling — a disproportionate effort for a simple contact form, and a plain mailto: link opens the visitor's email client instead of sending the message directly.

AirMess removes that step: the application provides a unique submission URL per form, to put in the action attribute of your HTML <form> — no JavaScript — or to call with a fetch POST. No server dependency on your site, no SMTP configuration to manage yourself: the service handles field validation, sending and keeping a searchable history. Data is hosted in France and processing complies with the GDPR.

The tool suits a simple contact form as well as more advanced needs: several email-verified recipients, an allowlist of permitted origins, CAPTCHA anti-spam protection, and an automatic acknowledgement sent to the person who submitted the form. For a site run by a team, forms can be grouped in an organization so that every team member can manage them and view the submissions.