Add a Form Backend to Your Angular App — No Server Code Needed

Angular's powerful reactive forms and template-driven forms make building complex UIs straightforward. But processing those submissions still requires a backend. FormsList provides a production-ready form backend that integrates with Angular's HttpClient, reactive forms, or even template-driven forms with minimal code. Instead of building REST APIs, setting up databases, and managing server infrastructure, you can POST your Angular form data to a FormsList endpoint and immediately get submission storage, email notifications, spam protection, and third-party integrations. FormsList works with Angular apps of any size — from quick prototypes to enterprise applications. Whether you're using standalone components, modules, reactive forms, or template-driven forms, the integration is a simple HTTP POST call.

Setup Angular with FormsList

1

Create a FormsList endpoint

Sign up at FormsList and create a new form. Copy the endpoint URL.

const FORM_URL = "https://formslist.com/f/YOUR_FORM_ID";
2

Build a reactive form component

Create an Angular component with a reactive form using FormBuilder. Use HttpClient to POST form data to your FormsList endpoint.

this.http.post("https://formslist.com/f/YOUR_FORM_ID", formData).subscribe({
  next: () => this.status = "sent",
  error: () => this.status = "error",
});
3

Configure notifications and deploy

Set up email alerts, Slack notifications, or webhook integrations in the FormsList dashboard. Deploy your Angular app to any host.

Why use FormsList with Angular?

Works with Angular reactive forms and template-driven forms
Integrates with Angular's HttpClient
Supports standalone components and NgModule architecture
Built-in form validation pairs with FormsList server-side validation
No backend API or server infrastructure needed
Spam protection with reCAPTCHA and Turnstile

Frequently Asked Questions

Ready to collect form submissions?

Set up your form backend in under a minute. No server required, no complex configuration — just a simple endpoint for your forms.