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Curious to hear if you generally prefer to manage client's forms and billing through your own account or have them create their own and share credentials with you?
I think in a full build out, being able to manage forms+billing through a "developer account" that allows me to manage their stuff would be nice. I would _especially_ like that the developer account gets like 3 free forms as long as clients are paying.
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#33I like the website. Did you start with a specific template?
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#34I like this! I feel like I've written a half-version of this a dozen times, it's nice to see a version which is fully fleshed out. One feature request: you could likely fully remove the need for an NPM package by accepting POST requests from forms, and staple the API key in with either the URL or an —is that in the roadmap?
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No. We produce a lot of open source - we can definitely provide version to self-host later.
> We produce a lot of open source Got a link?
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#37I like this! I feel like I've written a half-version of this a dozen times, it's nice to see a version which is fully fleshed out. One feature request: you could likely fully remove the need for an NPM package by accepting POST requests from forms, and staple the API key in with either the URL or an —is that in the roadmap?
Good idea! We will add it!
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#38I like this! I feel like I've written a half-version of this a dozen times, it's nice to see a version which is fully fleshed out. One feature request: you could likely fully remove the need for an NPM package by accepting POST requests from forms, and staple the API key in with either the URL or an —is that in the roadmap?
That's what I did here: https://www.simplecontactform.org The presentation isn't fleshed out because we mostly use it for our agency clients but it is the most minimal version I could come up with.
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That's what I did here: https://www.simplecontactform.org The presentation isn't fleshed out because we mostly use it for our agency clients but it is the most minimal version I could come up with.
I always liked the idea for your service but the pricing didn't work (to be clear: it's not your fault, I'm not sure it is solvable). I wanted to use it for my personal website which will receive maybe 10 emails through the year (if I'm lucky), but at $5/month I can just spin up my own VPS, which can do way more than sending me emails.
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I always liked the idea for your service but the pricing didn't work (to be clear: it's not your fault, I'm not sure it is solvable). I wanted to use it for my personal website which will receive maybe 10 emails through the year (if I'm lucky), but at $5/month I can just spin up my own VPS, which can do way more than sending me emails.
That makes total sense. I set this up for our agency clients to be able to integrate email sending on a static site without having to manage a server or dive into spam filtering. For them the decreased complexity and time saved alone is usually worth the price.