Pro - Free delivers to a single (the form’s primary) destination address only.
Config fields
Both are arrays of email addresses, configured in the dashboard under a form’s
Settings → Recipients.
The 10-recipient cap
A form can address 10 recipients total, and the primary destination email always counts as one of them - soadditional_recipients + cc_recipients combined can be at
most 9. Each list is deduplicated (case-insensitively) on save; a request that pushes
the total over 10 is rejected at save time, before anything is sent.
Every recipient must be verified
Only verified addresses actually receive mail. An address you add toadditional_recipients or cc_recipients that hasn’t completed the same OTP verification
flow used for a form’s primary destination email is silently
dropped from delivery - it won’t error the submission, but it also won’t receive anything
until verified. This applies independently of the primary; the primary is always
auto-trusted as the account owner’s verified address (or the form’s already-verified
destination).
This is deliverability-safe by design: Formpaste never sends to an address nobody has
proven ownership of.
Free vs. Pro
- Free: delivery to the single primary destination address only. Extra recipients you add are ignored (they aren’t sent to) and CC is unavailable.
- Pro: both extra
additional_recipientsandcc_recipientsare honored, up to the cap above.