You can now choose where visitors land after submitting a form directly from the dashboard, without touching your form's HTML.

The problem this solves

Until now, the only way to send visitors somewhere other than Formtorch's default success page was a hidden _redirect field. Because anyone can edit a hidden field, _redirect is restricted to the same site as the page your form is on. That ruled out common destinations like a booking link, a checkout page, or a thank-you page hosted on a different domain, and changing the URL meant redeploying your site.

How it works

Open your form, go to Settings → Success Redirect, turn on Redirect after submission, and enter a URL. After a successful submission, Formtorch sends the browser there.

• Any domain: the URL can point anywhere, as long as it starts with https://.
• Validated twice: the URL is checked when you save it and again on every submission, so a bad value never reaches your visitors.
• Easy to pause: turning the toggle off keeps the URL saved, so you can switch it back on later without re-entering it.

Which redirect wins

For a regular HTML form submission, Formtorch now uses the first of these that applies:

1. The Form Settings redirect, if it's turned on
2. A valid _redirect field (still same-site only)
3. The default Formtorch success page

AJAX and fetch submissions are unchanged: they get a JSON response and never redirect.

Spam stays out

Submissions flagged as spam still get a normal-looking success response, so bots can't tell they were caught, but they are never sent to your Form Settings redirect. Your real destination stays hidden from automated traffic.

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Success redirects are available on all plans. Existing forms keep working exactly as before until you turn the setting on. See Custom Redirects for the full guide.