Filters and sorting
Typeform
One question at a time, beautifully — and a response cap that arrives fast.
Gravity Forms
No free version, no response limits, and an annual licence for your own site.
Tally
Unlimited forms and submissions free, including logic, calculations and signatures.
Jotform
Thousands of templates, and a free plan limited by volume rather than by features.
Fillout
A thousand free responses a month, with logic and integrations included.
Paperform
You write a page and drop the questions into it, on a very small free allowance.
Cognito Forms
Calculations, approvals and save-and-resume, free to a hundred entries a month.
Google Forms
Free with a Google account, unlimited responses, and deliberately plain.
Microsoft Forms
Quick surveys inside Microsoft 365, with responses that sync into Excel.
WPForms
A beginner-facing WordPress plugin with a free version and four licence tiers.
Fluent Forms
A fast WordPress plugin with logic and calculations in the box, from $63 a year.
forms.app
Unlimited responses on every plan, including the free one.
Wufoo
A long-established builder with a small free tier and per-entry charges past the cap.
Formstack
Forms, documents and signatures for regulated work, priced well above the rest of the field.
Zoho Forms
Capable forms inside the Zoho suite, with a real free tier and unusually cheap paid plans.
HubSpot Forms
Free forms that feed a CRM, which is the entire point and the entire catch.
HeyForm
An open-source conversational builder you can self-host, or pay for from $15 a month.
Formsite
A long-running builder for forms with real workflow behind them, trial only, no free tier.
involve.me
Quiz funnels with scoring and email automation, sold as lead generation rather than as forms.
MakeForms
A security-positioned builder with capable forms and pricing that starts high.
Formidable Forms
A WordPress plugin built around calculations and views, with a four-step licence ladder.
Ninja Forms
A free WordPress core plugin on unlimited sites, with everything else sold as add-ons.
Formspree
Point your own form at their endpoint and stop thinking about the server.
Forminit
A form backend that posts your submissions onward to wherever you actually work.
Basin
A form backend that keeps collecting after you pass the plan you paid for.
Web3Forms
Unlimited forms and a working free tier, with an access key instead of an account.
SurveyMonkey
The survey everyone has already filled in, priced very differently by the month.
Qualtrics
Research depth aimed at organisations, with no price on the page at all.
Alchemer
Serious survey capability, sold per user, and much cheaper bought by the year.
SurveySparrow
Surveys that arrive as a conversation rather than a page of questions.
QuestionPro
A research suite sold by the seat, with the analysis tools researchers ask for.
SurveyPlanet
Unlimited surveys and unlimited responses, free, with the useful exports paid.
SurveyLegend
Picture-led surveys, priced by how many replies each one may collect.
Sogolytics
An experience platform for organisations, with pricing available only on request.
QuestionScout
Deep control over how a form looks, priced per person who edits it.
Formless
Describe what you want to learn and it interviews the respondent for you.
123FormBuilder
A long-established builder that no longer publishes what it charges.
Formester
A broad feature set at a low entry price, with a genuinely free tier under it.
Rebolt
A capable free tier, then two flat prices and no per-seat arithmetic.
Yay! Forms
AI-built forms and surveys, advertised at half price for twice the responses.
JustAsk
Type what you want to ask, and the form already exists.
CliqForms
A capable mid-range builder whose entry price starts where others stop.
ZapForm
AI-assisted forms aimed at conversion, priced simply at fourteen or twenty-nine.
