Secure Form API
Protect your forms with real-time validation.
The Secure Form API gives your website forms an instant shield. It provides smart, client-side validation rules (names, company, email, phone, etc.), a built-in honeypot, and simple outcome logging so you can prove what was accepted or blocked. It’s light to integrate, marketer-friendly, and designed to work alongside your favorite marketing tools.
Key Benefits
- Cleaner leads, fewer headaches: Block disposable/role-based emails and obvious junk before it enters your database.
- Faster funnels: Real-time checks keep good users moving while quietly filtering the rest.
- Audit-ready visibility: Log accepted vs. blocked submissions for daily rollups and reporting.
- Invisible to users: Honeypot protection that doesn’t add friction to your form.
- Plays nice with your tools: Marketo/Webhook-friendly JSON and CORS support fit neatly into existing flows.
Why Choose Otowui’s Secure Form API?
- Marketing-first design: Built to help growth and ops teams improve lead quality without extra dev work.
- Private, reliable infrastructure: Built for speed and availability you can count on during campaigns.
- Simple rollout: Activate your key, pull a config, and you’re live—no migration needed.
- Works across stacks: Ideal for WordPress, Webflow, custom sites, and marketing platforms like Marketo.
What’s Included
- Config-driven validation: Ready-to-use rules for emails, phones, names, ZIP/postal codes, and more.
- Honeypot field: Quietly catch bots without CAPTCHAs.
- Lists & patterns: Disposable domains, role accounts, repetition/placeholder catchers.
- Outcome logging: Accepted vs. blocked with optional masked samples for analytics.
- CORS-enabled endpoints: Easy to call from your site.
Who It’s For
- Marketing Ops improving lead quality and CRM hygiene.
- Growth teams raising conversion rates without extra form steps.
- Web teams standardizing protection across multiple forms/sites.
Access & Requirements
Requires an active Otowui subscription and API key. All endpoints are private to your account, with straightforward GET/POST calls. Designed to complement your current stack—no rebuilds, no lock-in.
