Best Typeform Alternatives (2026)
After the 2026 free-tier cut, Typeform alternatives are having a moment. Ranked by what's actually free — and what each tool's users complain about.
Coordinator
OUR PICK — obviously, it's ours. Judge the reasoning:Coordinator is free with unlimited users and no usage caps — not a free tier, the whole product — and the form builders features sit inside one system with real accounting, projects, scheduling, client records and a cross-company network. Payments run on your own Stripe, PayPal or Wise with zero platform cut. The honest limitations: it's web-only today (no native mobile apps yet), and it won't match every specialist's deepest niche feature — each entry below notes where the specialist still wins.
- Free — every feature, every seat, forever
- No usage meters: unlimited invoices, submissions, contacts, hours
- One system: the money, the work and the client connect
- Your own payment rails; we never touch funds
Free. No card. About two minutes to set up.
Typeform
Free (near-demo); ~$28–$91/mo annualThe beautiful conversational form — priced by response, with the free tier cut to almost nothing in 2026.
Typeform's one-question-at-a-time polish and completion-rate craft are genuinely best-in-class for marketing surveys and quizzes.
We hit the response cap and every form went private — mid-campaign
Jotform
Free (100 subs/mo); ~$34–$99/moThe incumbent generalist form builder — 35M users, priced by monthly submission quota, single-user below Enterprise.
10,000+ templates and a huge widget gallery mean Jotform probably has a pre-built version of any form you can imagine.
We hit the submission cap and our forms went dark mid-month
Google Forms
Free (with a Google account)The free default — unbeatable for a quick internal survey, visibly a survey tool the moment a customer touches it.
A 5-question team survey in your existing Google world is exactly what Forms is perfect at.
File uploads force people to sign in to Google — they just abandon
Microsoft Forms
Bundled with M365 (~$7–$22/user/mo)The survey tool bundled with Microsoft 365 — used by default in M365 shops, designed for quizzes and internal surveys.
For internal surveys in a compliance-conscious tenant, being inside Microsoft's security boundary is a real argument.
Adding a file upload locks the form to people in our organization
Tally
Free (generous); Pro ~$24/moThe indie-hacker favorite — a genuinely generous free form builder with a Notion-style editor, monetized via Pro and a 5% payment commission on free.
Tally's type-like-a-doc editor is genuinely delightful, and its bootstrapped, no-tricks ethos deserves the praise it gets.
The 5% commission on payments stings
Formstack
~$83–$250/mo (no free tier)Enterprise forms-and-documents (now 'Intellistack') — $83+/mo for one builder seat, with workflows and e-sign on the $250+/mo Suite.
If your business runs on Salesforce, Formstack's native product writes straight into your org — nothing here compares.
There's no cancel button and billing kept charging after we cancelled
Cognito Forms
Free (100 entries/mo); ~$19–$130/moThe power-logic form builder — calculations and repeating sections free, monetized by entry caps and a cut of your payments.
Cognito's in-form calculations and repeating sections are genuinely powerful — Coordinator's forms don't do computed math.
They take a cut of my payments on top of Stripe's fees
Zoho Forms
Free (tight); ~$10–$90/moThe Zoho suite's form builder — cheap tiers, tight free plan, and at its best only when feeding Zoho CRM.
Zoho Forms' iOS/Android app collects offline with photos, barcode scans and finger signatures — real value for field teams that Coordinator (web-only today) doesn't match.
Features we used free got moved behind the paywall and our forms broke
Paperform
Free (30 subs/mo); ~$24–$99/moThe doc-style form builder with built-in commerce — pleasant to use, priced by yearly submission buckets with tier jumps.
Building a Paperform genuinely feels like writing a page, and their human support is consistently praised.
The entry plan is pricey yet missing what should be included
Fillout
Free (1,000 resp/mo); ~$15–$75/moThe rising star with a generous free tier — forms that write into your Airtable, Notion or Sheets.
Fillout's bidirectional sync into those tools is the best in class — if that's your stack, it's the right form layer for it.
The features that make it feel premium stack up the ladder
Feathery
Free (500 subs/mo); paid tiers quote-onlyThe enterprise intake platform for financial services — developer-grade flows, now sales-quoted pricing only.
KYC flows, verification vendors, document autofill, HIPAA — for fintech/insurance intake at scale, Feathery is purpose-built and Coordinator doesn't compete.
Pricing went quote-only — we can't even see the numbers
Heyflow
Free (10 resp/mo); ~$22–$229/moThe lead-funnel builder for paid traffic — conversion-optimized flows, priced per response.
For agencies converting paid traffic at volume — solar, insurance, legal — Heyflow's validation, A/B testing and compliance tooling are purpose-built.
We pay for every response — including garbage leads
OpnForm
Free (unlimited subs); ~$21–$220/mo for the restThe open-source Typeform alternative — unlimited free submissions in the cloud, with the team features on the ladder.
If auditable code and your own Postgres are requirements, OpnForm's AGPL edition is the point — Coordinator doesn't offer source or self-hosting.
Self-hosting free caps at 2 users; unlimited costs $1,999 a year
POWR Form Builder
Free (25 subs/mo); ~$10–$90/moThe widget vendor — 60+ embeddable plugins for Shopify/Wix/Squarespace sites, forms metered at 25 free submissions a month.
Galleries, popups, countdowns, social feeds — if you want many small site widgets from one account, POWR's catalog is the point.
Found out about the 25-submission cap after launch
HubSpot Forms
Free (branded); $20/seat → ~$800+/mo cliffThe free-CRM hook — forms that create contacts automatically, then meter everything you do with them.
Sequences, smart content, attribution, A/B — if you're genuinely running lifecycle marketing and can pay Professional, HubSpot's depth is real.
Free was great until the $800/month cliff
Rankings reflect what's available free and each product's recurring user feedback from public reviews. Competitor pricing approximate, from published plans as of August 2026. Yes, we ranked ourselves first — the reasoning is on the card, and every competitor link above includes the case against us too.
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Free. No card. About two minutes to set up.