A form on a static site, with somewhere to keep what people send
A site on Solta is static, which normally means a form on it has nowhere to post. Point the form at the site's own address and Solta keeps the answers.
How it works
- Make the form post to /_solta/forms/ and a name you choose, at the site's own address. A plain HTML form works, and so does JSON.
- Turn the form on in the site's Settings, under Answers. A form is off until you do, so a form an AI wrote keeps nothing you did not choose.
- Read the answers in the site's Answers tab, newest first, and download them as a CSV.
Worth knowing
Safe in a spreadsheet
Answers come from strangers, so a value that starts with =, +, - or @ is prefixed: it stays readable text and does not run as a formula.
Newsletter sign-ups
A site can keep a mailing list. Each address is emailed a link to confirm, and only confirmed addresses join. You export the list and send the newsletter from whatever you use for email.
Which plans have it
Read from the same plan data as the pricing page. Compare every plan.
| Feature | Free | Pro | Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| Answers a month | 100 | 1,000 | 10,000 |
| An email for each answer | A daily digest | Included | Included |
| How long answers are kept | 30 days | 30 days, a year, or for good | 30 days, a year, or for good |
| Newsletter sign-ups, confirmed by email | Not included | Included | Included |
| Webhooks for each answer | Not included | Included | Included |
In the docs
Who uses it
More in answers and numbers
Try it with your own file
No account needed. Paste it or drop it, and the link is yours to keep once you claim it.
Or publish it from the chat
Add Solta to Claude or ChatGPT once, then ask in any conversation to publish what it built. The link comes back in the chat.