Your CRM endpoint is never exposed to the public.
Midhop sits between your web form and your CRM. Point your form at Midhop instead of your real endpoint, and the browser never sees or can derive where the data actually goes.
Get early accessCampaign forms leak more than you'd think
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Endpoint exposed in page source
Point a form's action at your CRM directly and the URL sits in plain view of anyone who opens dev tools.
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Spam and junk submissions
Public form endpoints get scraped and hit by bots. Every submission has to be treated as untrusted.
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Credentials in client-side code
Direct integrations often mean API keys or tokens shipped to the browser, where anyone can read them.
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Backend work for short campaigns
A six-week campaign shouldn't require a server, a queue, and a deploy pipeline just to move form data.
How it works
Midhop is stateless. It validates the request, forwards it, and holds nothing.
Form
Public web page
Midhop
Our backend services relay data to your CRM
CRM
Never exposed to the browser
What Midhop does
- Hidden destination
- Turnstile bot check
- Origin checking
- Optional payload sanitization
- Automatic retry on transient failure
- No lead storage
Built for agencies
Campaign sites are short-lived and the form is often the last thing built before launch. Midhop lets you point the form at an endpoint and ship, without building a six-month backend integration to support a six-week campaign.
Get early access
Midhop is pre-launch. Join the waitlist to be notified when it opens.