TOP 9 Typeform Alternatives in 2024 (Free + Paid)
Updated on March, 2024 by Ivan Shumaylov
I think you would agree that finding the right tool to create forms, surveys, and quizzes is challenging. There are too many options so it’s easy to get overwhelmed.
Typeform is great and a widely-used solution, meanwhile it also has its disadvantages and it’s not ideal for everyone.
Today I’m going to show you the TOP 9 tools that you can use as an alternative to a Typeform…
…so you don’t have to spend hours on it.
Each has its Pros & Cons (based on customers’ reviews).
Each has its unique angle.
So simply pick the main goal you want to accomplish.
- Marquiz — to get more qualified leads
- Jotform — to create forms
- Paperform — to create forms
- Formstack — to create forms
- SurveyMonkey — to do surveys
- Qualaroo — to do surveys and forms
- Qualtrics — to do advanced surveys and forms
- Google Forms — to create basic forms and surveys
- Microsoft Forms — to create basic forms and surveys
And let’s dive in!
1. Marquiz
Pros:
✅ perfect solution for lead generation with a detailed focus on high conversion rates (example: one click required to proceed to the next question; visualized bonuses for completing the quiz etc.)
✅ 6+ ways for users to leave their contact info: classic email, telephone, and also Telegram, Whatsapp, Messenger, etc.
✅ you can use a quiz as a separate landing page (so you don’t need a website at all)
✅ you can create fully customized complex forms, surveys, and quizzes (branch logic, lead scoring, design templates for specific niches, accept payments, etc.)
✅ seamless 3rd party integrations via Zapier/Webhook
Cons:
❌ performance-based pricing (might not suit best if you do massive surveys)
Free Trial: Yes
Pricing: starts at $19/month
Who it’s for: For small business owners & marketers who want to get more “high-intent” / pre-qualified leads (active client acquisition or to test quiz marketing in their sales funnel
2. Jotform
Pros:
✅ easy drag and drop builder
✅ a lot of integrations with other platforms (MailChimp, HubSpot, DropBox, etc.)
✅ wide range of templates available
✅ ability to accept payments
Cons:
❌ occasionally quite overwhelming interface (you can spend hours figuring out the right template or element to customize)
❌ no live support (you can’t solve certain bags/difficulties fast)
Free Trial: Yes
Pricing: starts at $39/month
Who it’s for: this tool is for those who want to use forms (in its broadest sense)
3. Paperform
Pros:
✅ simple and user-friendly (“like Google Forms but with all critical functionality)
✅ ability to accept payments
✅ fast customer support
Cons:
❌ you have to upgrade the price if you want to use additional integrations or functionality
Free Trial: Yes
Pricing: starts at $24/month
Who it’s for: an ultimate tool to create forms that could be used for a wide range of purposes
4. Formstack
Pros:
✅ allows creating complex forms with ease
✅ intuitive drag and drop interface
✅ wide range of integration options with third-party services
✅ no limits on additional forms creation
Cons:
❌ the design of certain forms might look a little bit outdated
❌ not the best solution if you want to create surveys (it lacks various form fields/control over it in comparison to alternatives)
Free Trial: Yes
Pricing: starts at $59/month
Who it’s for: a great tool is for those who want to create forms for their projects/businesses and for internal use
5. SurveyMonkey
Pros:
✅ widely used tool (people are familiar with the interface)
✅ it has all the key features you might need for your surveys (customization, data collection, templates, etc.)
✅ more functionality in terms of user verification/data anonymity in comparison to free analogs
Cons:
❌ lack of functionality if you want to create classic forms
❌ you have to switch to a paid plan once you want to implement surveys on a regular basis
Free Trial: Yes
Pricing: starts at $25/month
Who it’s for: almost an ultimate tool if you want to create surveys of all kinds
6. Qualaroo
Pros:
✅ UI/UX-friendly interface
✅ can create surveys for a specific, very limited group of audience
✅ unique in-depth powerful AI sentiment analysis (able to “understand” feeling behind the responses)
✅ wide range of integrations with 3rd party services
Cons:
❌ can’t test all features on the trial version
❌ the price is a little higher in comparison to other services
Free Trial: Yes
Pricing: starts at $100/month
Who it’s for: great for mid-sized businesses that want to bring their surveys segmentation to the next level
7. Qualtrics
Pros:
✅ a comprehensive solution with powerful in-depth analytics
✅ easy user interface with data insights that help to better structure your surveys
✅ great solution for big teams (even cheaper than some analogs if you have a lot of users)
✅ great customer support
Cons:
❌ one of the most expensive Typeform alternatives
❌ sometimes it feels like it has more than you actually need, so you’re underusing it
❌ no monthly option available
Free Trial: Yes
Pricing: starts at $1,500/year
Who it’s for: ideally for big teams with powerful tools for conducting surveys, collecting customers feedback, as well as forms
8. Google Forms
Pros:
✅ free solution
✅ widely used tool (people are familiar with the interface)
✅ user-friendly intuitive interface
Cons:
❌ lacks a range of elements/options in comparison to the analogs
Free Trial: Yes
Pricing: Free
Who it’s for: great for those who want to create a fast and simple form/survey without complex features/customizations
9. Microsoft Forms
Pros:
✅ free solution
✅ simple forms and surveys creation tool
✅ integrations with other Microsoft services
✅ all general form features are available
Cons:
❌ lack functionality in complex form creation in comparison to alternatives
❌ lacks flexibility in templates customization
❌ unable to share a form (so you have to use 3rd party solutions or switch to a business/education subscription)
Free Trial: Yes
Pricing: Free (for personal use)
Who it’s for: all users who want to create simple forms/surveys (especially for those who are actively using the Microsoft platform)
