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Free & open source packstub/filament-form-builder

Filament Form Builder

Build forms in your Filament panel from a block per field type, put them on your site with one Blade tag, a Livewire component or a JSON call, and read the submissions where you already work — stored, emailed, exported to CSV and passed to your CRM, with a honeypot, a time trap and a rate limit instead of a captcha.

Install for free Read the docs Free MIT license
Filament Form Builder screenshot
Fig. 01 — Filament Form Builder

Features

What’s included

  • A Forms resource with a block per field type — text, email, phone, number, long text, dropdown, radio, checkbox, date and more — each with rules, width and help text
  • Three renderers on one pipeline: a plain Blade component that works on cached, session-less pages, a Livewire component with in-place validation, and a JSON API
  • Submissions stored with the page they came from, read / unread state, CSV export, email notifications, sinks for your CRM and spam protection without a captcha

Install

One command, from Packagist

No accounts, no tokens. This package is free and open source — it installs straight from Packagist like any other Composer package.

install — bash
$ composer require packstub/filament-form-builder

What you get

Free, and maintained like everything else we ship.

Is it really free? +

Yes — MIT licensed, free forever, for any kind of project. We build our own plugins with it, and sharing it makes the whole ecosystem better.

How do I install it? +

Run the Composer command above. It installs from Packagist like any other package — no Packstub account needed.

Can I use it in commercial projects? +

Absolutely. The MIT license covers personal, client, and commercial use without restrictions.

Where do I report bugs or request features? +

On the GitHub repository — issues and pull requests are both very welcome.

How does this relate to your paid plugins? +

Same team, same standards. Free tools like this one are part of how we build our commercial plugins, so they get maintained with the same care.