Typeform presents a form as a sequence of single questions, which lifts completion rates on surveys, applications, and lead forms compared with a wall of fields. Logic jumps, hidden fields, and answer piping let one form branch into several paths, and responses flow to Sheets, Slack, or a webhook. It is the default choice when the form is customer-facing and the design matters.
Who it is for
Marketing teams running customer-facing surveys and application forms.
Key features
- One-question-per-screen form layout
- Conditional logic and branching
- Answer piping into later questions
- Stripe payment collection
- Webhooks and native integrations
Where it falls short
The free plan stops at ten responses a month, and the tiers that include logic and payments are priced by response volume rather than by seat.
Pricing
Free plan capped at ten responses a month; paid tiers scale by response volume, with logic and payments on the higher ones.
Prices move; the tier structure is the part that stays true. Check current pricing on Typeform.
Alternatives to Typeform
Frequently asked
Is Typeform free?
Partly. Free plan capped at ten responses a month; paid tiers scale by response volume, with logic and payments on the higher ones.
What is Typeform best for?
Marketing teams running customer-facing surveys and application forms.
What are the best alternatives to Typeform?
The closest substitutes we list are Airtable, Carrd and Softr. They sit in a similar price bracket but make a different trade-off, so read the weaknesses section of each review before switching.
Which platforms does Typeform run on?
Typeform is available on Web, iOS and Android.