Tally
FreemiumNotion-like forms with a generous free tier.
Pros
- +Very generous free plan
- +Fast to build
- +Clean sharing
Cons
- −Less “cinematic” than Typeform
- −Advanced logic on paid
- −Brand younger
Best for: Startups replacing Typeform on a budget.
Pricing notes: Strong free tier; Pro for remove branding / advanced features.
Visit website →Fillout
FreemiumPowerful forms with calculations, scheduling, and payments.
Pros
- +Deep logic & integrations
- +Scheduling/payments options
- +Good Typeform migration path
Cons
- −Feature density = learning
- −Paid for higher volumes
- −Less “artsy” brand than Typeform
Best for: Ops teams needing forms that do more than collect email.
Pricing notes: Freemium; paid for higher responses and features.
Visit website →Google Forms
FreeFree forms inside Google Workspace — simple and everywhere.
Pros
- +Free
- +Sheets integration
- +Zero learning curve for most
Cons
- −Basic design
- −Limited branding
- −Not a productized form UX
Best for: Internal surveys and quick data capture.
Pricing notes: Free with a Google account.
Visit website →Typebot
Open SourceOpen-source conversational form builder.
Pros
- +Chat-style flows
- +Self-hostable
- +Good embed options
Cons
- −You may self-host
- −Smaller than Typeform brand
- −Support via community/cloud
Best for: Product teams wanting Typeform-like chats they control.
Pricing notes: OSS free; Typebot Cloud paid.
Self-host tip: spin up containers on Railway or DigitalOcean (our referral links).
Visit website →Formbricks
Open SourceOpen-source experience management / in-product surveys.
Pros
- +OSS CX surveys
- +In-app targeting
- +Self-host privacy
Cons
- −More CX than classic forms
- −Setup for product embed
- −Younger ecosystem
Best for: Product teams collecting in-app feedback without Typeform.
Pricing notes: OSS free; Formbricks Cloud paid.
Self-host tip: spin up containers on Railway or DigitalOcean (our referral links).
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