MagicForm vs Framer Forms

MagicForm works on any website — React, Next.js, WordPress, plain HTML. Every form includes conditional outcomes, spam protection, and file uploads regardless of plan.

Framer Forms is tightly integrated with Framer’s design tool, giving you full design control within Framer. But it only works on Framer sites. File uploads and reCAPTCHA are locked behind higher-priced tiers.

MagicForm uses subscription pricing with a free plan to start. You get conditional outcomes, analytics, and integrations from €15/mo. Predictable monthly cost that includes ongoing updates.

Framer Forms uses one-time pricing ($79–$189), which is appealing for budget predictability. But there’s no free plan, file uploads cost extra, and reCAPTCHA requires the top tier.

MagicForm is fully standalone — build, manage, and analyze forms in one dashboard. Share a link or embed on any site. No platform dependency.

Framer Forms builds forms inside Framer’s design tool, which is seamless if you’re already in Framer. But submissions must be routed to external tools — there’s no built-in submission dashboard.

MagicForm has native integrations with HubSpot, Google Sheets, Slack, and more — configured in the dashboard with no code. Integrations fire conditionally per outcome.

Framer Forms routes everything through webhooks. You can connect to most tools, but setup requires configuring webhook URLs and middleware like Zapier or Make for each integration.

MagicForm includes a full analytics dashboard: drop-off rates, field engagement, UTM attribution, and funnel visualization. All built-in — no external tools needed.

Framer Forms can fire Google Analytics events per form step, enabling basic drop-off tracking in GA4. But there’s no built-in analytics dashboard — you need GA4 for any form performance data.