A request people can finish
Branded fields, validation, direct links, and portals keep intake clear for the person filling it out.
Select a customer and watch the dependent fields update with the right licenses and context.
Connect through n8n, Make, Zapier, Power Automate, an API, or a webhook.
FormNode carries the request through the work that follows.
Branded fields, validation, direct links, and portals keep intake clear for the person filling it out.
Live data and approvals use the selected organization, ticket, or customer record to keep work moving.
Send complete context to n8n, Make, Zapier, or your API—and see when delivery needs attention.
Use FormNode for a clean intake today. Connect live data and automation when the process grows.
Build, brand, publish, and collect. No integrations required.
Create a formConnect live data, approvals, portals, and webhooks—or let Claude or Codex build the workflow through MCP.
See the MCP workflowPractical answers for forms, workflows, and pricing.
FormNode is a form builder that can grow with your workflow. Start with a polished, branded form, then add live dropdowns, approvals, customer portals, and automation when your process needs them. Submissions can flow through n8n, Make, Zapier, Power Automate, or your own webhook.
No. FormNode works as a straightforward form builder for any team that needs polished, branded forms. Connect it to your CRM or workflow tools when you need live data, approvals, portals, or automation. MSPs and IT teams are a natural fit because they use those capabilities heavily, but you do not need an MSP stack—or a complex workflow—to use FormNode.
No. You can start with a branded form and email notifications. Add live CRM data, dependent fields, approvals, portals, or workflow automation only when the process calls for them.
Generic form builders collect answers. FormNode starts workflows. It is built around three things those tools either bolt on or charge enterprise tier for: webhook-powered dynamic dropdowns that pull live data from your stack, decision-table approvals over email with per-row scheduling, and an MCP server that lets Claude or Codex build the form and the n8n workflow behind it. Pricing is also flat — Free, $49 Pro, $99 Business — with no per-response fees.
FormNode sends and receives data through webhooks, so it works with n8n, Make, Zapier, Power Automate, and other workflow engines. Those workflows can connect your forms to CRMs, PSAs, RMMs, databases, and APIs. With n8n, you can also use webhook-powered fields and tracked submissions; the official FormNode community node is included on the Business plan.
Yes. On Pro and Business, technicians can launch the right onboarding, offboarding, or approval form from the ConnectWise company record. FormNode can preserve the ConnectWise company ID in the submission payload so your workflow engine can send the result back to the correct company in ConnectWise.
No. You can build and manage everything directly in FormNode. The MCP server is an optional Business-plan tool that lets Claude, Codex, and other MCP clients build forms, manage organizations, pull submissions, and run approvals for you.
FormNode publishes a written commitment — the No-Orphan Guarantee — that if the product is ever sunset, the codebase is released under AGPL-3.0 with a Docker image you can self-host and an importer for your exported data. Your submissions are always exportable on every plan, including the free tier. Read it at formnode.io/promise.
Yes. The Starter plan is free forever and includes 3 active published forms, 500 submissions/month fair use, 5 organizations, 1 staff user, webhook-powered dynamic fields, email notifications, and inline embed. No credit card required.
Start with a simple intake. Add the connections when the work calls for them.