Pageclip

A server for your HTML forms

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Pageclip is a simple way to save form data without a server—Pageclip is your server. Use it on your static website or anywhere you don't want to deal with setting up a server.
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T
This is just perfect. I've been looking for such thing for a while now! Immediately started to use it, thanks a lot! One question: is there any way to delete the messages ('items') my inbox receives?
Ben Ogle
Maker
@burytodinsmoke Thanks! There is no delete ability right now, but it is on the list. Do you want to delete one at a time? Are you trying to delete the localhost items? Testing item? Something else?
T
@benogle I implemented the form to my website and then sent myself a test message, immediately saw my test message in pageclip, i wanted to delete the test message but there was no delete button for that. that was it :)
Ben Ogle
Maker
@burytodinsmoke Noted thanks!
Ben Ogle
Maker
Hey PH 👋, I made Pageclip to scratch my own itch. I was tired of setting up servers for simple projects and setting up tables / routes / tests for some lead capture form on a landing page. I wanted a simple service I could point my forms at, get a nice async user interaction out of the box, and style in whatever way I wanted. So that's Pageclip. Point your form at your Pageclip URL: 

<form action="https://send.pageclip.co/{yourKey}">
  ...your fields in your aesthetic...
</form>
Or submit data from your front-end JavaScript: 

Pageclip.send(yourKey, 'newsletter', {name: '..', email: '..'})
Get your data in JSON or CSV via email, the web interface, or the REST API. Give the example a whirl. Please give feedback and ask questions! 😄
Brett Hellman
@benogle Great idea and beautifully executed!
Ben Ogle
Maker
@bretthellman Thanks Brett!
Bill Mitchell
It requires a credit card for all plans, even the free plan!
Ben Ogle
Maker
@bwm748 Sorry about that, that is a bug on my part. You should be able to sign in now without the credit card prompt.
Bill Mitchell
thanks, that was fast.