The EU-hosted, GDPR-native Formspree alternative
MOJAQ gives static sites a form backend: point any HTML form at an endpoint and get submissions stored in the EU, with email and webhook notifications and built-in spam protection — plus five more developer tools in one platform.
EU-hosted in Helsinki · GDPR-native · free during the beta, no fixed end date
MOJAQ vs Formspree
| MOJAQ | Formspree | |
|---|---|---|
| Data residency | EU only — Helsinki, Finland | US |
| GDPR / DPA | GDPR-native, DPA included | Contested for EU form data |
| Setup | One form action URL, no server, no JS | One form action URL |
| Spam protection | Honeypot + per-IP and monthly limits | reCAPTCHA / honeypot |
| Email + webhook on submit | Yes | Yes (higher tiers) |
| Also included | Analytics · Uptime · Errors · Realtime · more | Forms only |
| Price | Free during the open beta | Paid, per submission volume |
Why form data belongs in the EU
A contact or signup form is one of the most direct ways personal data enters your product: names, email addresses, sometimes far more in a free-text field. When that submission is stored on US infrastructure, a simple contact form quietly becomes a cross-border transfer you have to account for under GDPR.
MOJAQ stores form submissions in Helsinki, with a DPA included and no third-party trackers in the path. For an EU site, that turns the form from a compliance footnote into something you can defend without thinking about it.
The same simplicity, without the US round-trip
You do not give up Formspree's best trait, which is that there is nothing to run. It is still just an action URL on your HTML form, so static sites and JAMstack setups work with a one-line change and no backend.
What you gain is the rest of the platform on the same key: analytics, uptime, error tracking, realtime and more, so the day you need one of them it is already there rather than another signup and another invoice.
Switching is easy
Change your form's action URL to your MOJAQ endpoint. Keep your existing fields — submissions land in the EU with email and webhook notifications, and the honeypot field stops the bots.
Questions
Is switching from Formspree hard?
No — it's a one-line change to the form's action URL. Your fields and markup stay exactly as they are.
Where are form submissions stored?
In the EU — Helsinki, Finland. Form data is personal data under GDPR, so this matters; a DPA is included.
What stops spam?
A hidden honeypot field plus per-IP and per-form rate limits, with no third-party tracker in the path.
Move your form backend to the EU
One API key. Six tools. Your data in Helsinki. Free while we're in beta.
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