Let’s be honest — sometimes all you want is a simple HTML form that sends data to your Notion database. No backend. No server code. Just a clean form → Notion. That’s exactly why I built HeySheet — a dead-simple tool to collect HTML form submissions directly into Notion (or Google Sheets), without writing a single line of backend code. Let me show you how to do it in 5 minutes flat.

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Why You Don’t Need a Backend for Notion Forms

Traditionally, pushing form data to Notion meant:
  • Creating a backend API with Node.js or Python
  • Authenticating with Notion’s API
  • Handling form submission logic
  • Hosting and maintaining all of it
Yeah… no thanks. With HeySheet, you skip all that. Just sign in, link your Notion database, and get a ready-to-use form endpoint. Done.

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⚡ Let’s Set It Up in 5 Simple Steps

This guide will show you how to submit HTML form data into Notion without any backend. Just a form and HeySheet.

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✅ Step 1: Create a Notion Database

Head over to Notion and create a new database. You might set up something like this:
NameEmail
TextEmail Property
Make sure the property names are exactly what you want to collect from the form. Screenshot of Notion database with Name and Email columns

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✅ Step 2: Create a Form on HeySheet

  1. Go to HeySheet.in
  2. Sign in with Google
  3. Click “Create New Form”
  4. Choose Notion as your destination
  5. Connect your Notion account and select the database you just made
That’s it — your form is now ready to accept submissions. Screenshot of selecting Notion database in HeySheet

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✅ Step 3: Copy Your Form Endpoint

After creating the form, you’ll get a unique endpoint like: 
https://app.heysheet.in/api/s/xyz
This is where your form will send data.

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Screenshot of HeySheet form endpoint

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✅ Step 4: Build the HTML Form

In your static site or project, use this: 
<form action="https://app.heysheet.in/api/s/xyz" method="POST">
  <input type="text" name="Name" placeholder="Your name" required />
  <input type="email" name="Email" placeholder="Your email" required />
  <button type="submit">Send</button>
</form>
✅ Make sure the name fields (Name, Email) match the property names in your Notion database. Screenshot Screenshot of the HTML form code and a basic form on a live page

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✅ Step 5: Submit and See the Magic

Go ahead and fill the form. A new row should appear in your Notion database — automatically. Screenshot of a new row appearing in Notion Database after submission

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Bonus: Spam Protection (Optional)

HeySheet already filters out common spam bots. But you can go further:
  • Add a honeypot field (invisible to humans, but bots might fill it)
  • Use Google reCAPTCHA (support coming soon)

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Why HeySheet + Notion = ❤️

  • ✅ Zero backend required — No need to touch Node, Express, or APIs
  • ✅ Perfect for static sites — Works with Next.js, Astro, Hugo, and plain HTML
  • ✅ Native Notion support — Send data directly into your favorite workspace
  • ✅ Fast, secure, and free to start — Generous free tier, no hidden setup
  • ✅ Built for indie hackers and devs — Minimal UI, fast workflow, no noise

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Use Cases for Notion Forms

You can use HeySheet + Notion to collect:
  • Newsletter signups
  • Contact form submissions
  • Waitlist entries
  • Beta tester interest
  • Job applications
  • Feedback & suggestions
Basically, if you’re collecting structured data — this setup will make your life easier.

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Final Thoughts

That’s it — your HTML form now talks to Notion ✨ No backend, no server, no API keys. If you’re building a landing page, portfolio, or anything static and want to save user input to Notion, give HeySheet a try. It’s free to start and takes less than 2 minutes to set up. No fluff — just fast, functional forms.