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I tried looking at the docs but couldn’t find what I was looking for or I did not know what I was looking for.
I have a static site for a client where I only included 50 form submissions each month on the contract. Is there a way to limit the limit of form submissions for a specific site?
there is no way on Netlify’s side to limit the form submissions to 50 as I far as I know.
If the site is on a free tier, the limit is 100 submissions, and we send emails at several intervals letting the account holder know how much they are using.
If you wanted to limit the submissions to 50, you would have to probably write a lambda function to control for this, that isn’t something we would be able to do for you. I doubt that this is something we would add to the product roadmap any time soon, as most people would like higher submission limits, not lower
alright, got a clarification for you (and anybody else)
the 100 submissions is for all forms that belong to a single site.
So, if your site: HannasMobileHotdogs.com (made up…) gets 25 submissions for a catering form, 25 5 customer reviews on a form, 25 menu requests, and 25 merchandise requests on a form you will hit that limit the same way you would if you got 100 requests to one centralized contact form.
the domain isn’t the important thing so much - as many domains (that are registered with a registrar) can be configured to point to one netlify site.
If hannashotdogs.com and hannashamburgers.com both point to hannasfastfood.netlify.app,
then hannasfastfood.netlify.app can still only have 100 submissions that it handles before “going over”, regardless if whether the submissions are being executed on either domain, as they all get routed through the same netlify site.
If each custom domain points to a different netlify site/domain under the same team, so, to be really clear: hannashotdogs.com -> hannashotdogs.netlify.app and hannashamburgers.com -> hannashamburgers.netlify.app and both those sites belong to the team Hannas Dev Team, then each site can have 100 submissions, even though there are two sites to a team.
customer reviews on a form, 25 menu requests, and 25 merchandise requests on a form you will hit that limit the same way you would if you got 100 requests to one centralized contact form.