Head to head · Form builders

Typeform vs Google Forms

The honest version: both are capable, both have real weaknesses their users write about constantly, and there's a third option this comparison won't hide until the end — it's free, so we can afford to be fair about the first two.

Typeform

Free (near-demo); ~$28–$91/mo annual

The beautiful conversational form — priced by response, with the free tier cut to almost nothing in 2026.

Typeform's usable tiers run $28 (Basic, 100 responses/mo) to $91/mo (Business, where branding removal, payments and drop-off analytics all finally live) billed annually — $336–$1,092 a year, metered by a response cap shared across every form on the account.

Users' top complaints
  • We hit the response cap and every form went private — mid-campaign
  • The free plan was cut to almost nothing without notice
  • Branding removal costs $56 a month
Coordinator vs Typeform in full

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.

Google Forms costs nothing — the costs are functional: file uploads force respondents into a Google sign-in wall, there are no payments at any price, logic stops at 'jump to section,' and every response is a spreadsheet row waiting for you to do the actual work.

Users' top complaints
  • File uploads force people to sign in to Google — they just abandon
  • No payments, ever
  • Everything ends up as spreadsheet rows I re-type elsewhere
Coordinator vs Google Forms in full
Pick Typeform if

the form is customer-facing and brand matters.

Pick Google Forms if

it's an internal survey and free-simple wins.

Or neither

The option Typeform-vs-Google Forms articles skip

Coordinator covers what both do — free, with unlimited users and no usage meters — inside one system that also runs the rest of a small business: real books, projects with job costing, booking pages, client records, and a network where your invoice lands in your client's books. The honest trade: it's web-only today, and each specialist keeps its deepest niche feature — both comparison pages above say exactly which.

Free. No card. About two minutes to set up.

Competitor pricing approximate, from published plans as of August 2026.

100% free — every feature, every seat

Settle it with the free one

Try the third option this afternoon — if it doesn't fit, the other two aren't going anywhere.

Free. No card. About two minutes to set up.