At a glance
$0 a month
Free
You build it in an editor
A service of its own
About Paperform
Paperform decided that a form should be a page. You write copy, and where a question belongs you drop a field into the middle of the sentence.
How the form looks is the direct result. Because the editor is a document rather than a stack of fields, the finished thing reads as something written for a reader instead of something generated for a database, and it carries real copy around the questions — which is why it suits order forms and booking pages rather than surveys.
The cost arrives on the pricing page. The free plan allows thirty submissions a month, paid allowances are counted per year rather than per month, and a custom domain is an extra twenty dollars a month on top of the Pro plan. The editor asks for writing effort too; an empty page is harder to start than a template.
Features
- Supported
- Paid
- Not supported
- Not recorded
- Free plan, not a trialSupported
- Asks one question at a timeNot supported
- Splits a long form across stepsSupported
- No builder branding on the formPaid
- Host it on your own domainPaid
- Conditional logicSupported
- Calculations and scoringSupported
- Take paymentsSupported
- File uploadsSupported
- Save and resume a part-filled formNot supported
- Signature fieldPaid
- Connects to other tools without codeSupported
- Filters spam submissionsNot recorded
- Fetch your responses from an APINot recorded
- AI drafts the formSupported
- Talk to a humanPaid
