Typeform

Pros

It help build technical forms in a very short time

Cons

It's kind of complicated to use for someone without technical experience, especially the code embedding in source code

Pros

One of the TOP form builders available. Easy to use, easy to make beautiful interactive forms. The UI & UX are great as well. Fairly customizable

Cons

Far too expensive compared to FilOut! Their pricing is not bad compared to many of their competitors. However, it is up to you to look into those companies yourself. And you'll find they all have way more features.
That being said, if your going to spend upwards of $59/month on your form builder, you should be getting more features like HubSpot, SalesForce, or MailChimp with WP Forms or Gravity

Pros

It helps me in survey tools provisions like creation of online forms

Cons

I haven't found any problem with this software

Pros

It makes simple the creation of form with pre-made templates, renponsiveness and appealing layout.

Cons

What I liked least about Typeform is the lack of more advanced drag-and-drop options, especially for duplicating projects across different folders. For those of us working with a high volume of projects, having this feature would save a lot of time and make organization much smoother.

Additionally, it would be great to have more text-editing options, such as bulk find-and-replace for words or phrases, as well as more global settings that apply to all slides instead of adjusting each slide individually.

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Pros

Typeform is the best survey tool out there. It's easy to setup, fun to customize, and very enjoyable for users to fill out. I use it for technical challenges as well, and our applicants have mentioned they've enjoyed their experience as well.

Cons

It's quite expensive, but it's worth the cost for short campaigns. I wouldn't commit to paying for this long-term when there's many other tools in your tech stack that you need to account for. There's many free options out there like Google Forms, or slightly cheaper tools like Survey Monkey.

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Pros

Typeform is the industry leader when it comes to conversational forms

Cons

The only downside to using Typeform is the cost at scale

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Pros

I really like the auto save feature that enables users to continue filling a form later. I also like the diverse question formats at our disposal when creating forms.

Cons

There is room for improvement in the functionality of exporting and filtering data.

Pros

Good free and paid platform and very simple to use.

Cons

Paid platform is expensive but mostly worth it

Pros

Easy to use interface, ability to build out more complex surveys

Cons

The results section and reports can be a little bit difficult to understand sometimes

Pros

That’s good because it is not only user-friendly but also very polished, and it is easily possible to develop dynamic surveys that can protect a high user experiences and respond rate

Cons

I especially love the efficiency of Typeform

Pros

Typeform is very easy to use and has a highly intuitive interface. This allows you to create surveys within a few minutes, using a variety of question types that can be easily customised. It's also helpful for analysing survey results, providing both an overview of the results and a table with all the answers, which can easily be exported and filtered using tags.

Cons

Although you can easily embed Typeform surveys into emails, they don't always look very elegant there, but that can be solved with further customisation and adjusting the code.

Pros

Typeform turns your mundane forms into conversational experiences. Its design is smooth, conversationalism allows you to insert images and videos into your surveys / quizzes making it engaging. The analytics dashboard gives good statistical insights into responses and completion rates.

Cons

Typeform does have a free plan, but advanced features such as logic jumps and integrations are locked behind a paywall.

Pros

It is very easy to use and it helps in many ways to collect information

Cons

fast, easy and able to collect information from a potential lead

Pros

The biggest advantage of Typeform is the great look and the smooth experience it gives to your users. So, it makes your forms fit with the brand image and not be 'just another boring survey'. The fact that when filling out the forms you get clear focus on the question and really user inteface for navigation helps get the completion rates a bit higher than with an average-loooking survey.

Cons

Pricing might be a bit steep for small educational providers who do not use it very often, but I guess it's worth it.

Pros

The main thing is that it is free, the most important thing for basic things of course. But also a large capacity of fields that can be customized (matrices of options for example) and at the end to be able to analyze the results.

Cons

I consider that it lacks functions such as conditional logic to be able to be more assertive in the questions that you want to show. Also, it is not possible to configure multilingual forms.

Pros

The drag-and-drop feature is so helpful especially when there's a survey and form that needs immediate response. Customizing it according to our brand guidelines is easy and not as complex as other tools.

Cons

It's a bit costly for me, especially when I want to use other features, but so far, the free version is enough for what I need.

Pros

- Personalization is key: Being able to use custom fields and questions to map them directly into our CRM- Ideal for big and complex surveys because it's very easy to get the data out of them and insert it in another platforms - Analytics and aesthetics

Cons

- Mobile experience on bigger forms can be a hit or miss;- Brand customization could be improved

Pros

You can key in choices rather than just selecting. Also you can pick more than one answer

Cons

Nothing I think it is one of the better survey tools

Pros

Survey response tech with very cool packaging. It makes your form feel sleek.

Cons

A little expensive and limited for what it is.

Pros

I send surveys to my clients, and I find Typeform to be a satisfying choice. It offers various designs, diverse question types, and elevates my professional image in the eyes of my clients. Its intuitive interface and customization options are truly impressive.

Cons

One minor limitation that prompted me to explore alternative form builders was Typeform's number field, which didn't support decimal values, restricting its use for currency-related forms. However, I've found various valuable applications for Typeform in my work

Pros

They made it very easy to build and design forms, and set up custom automations.

Cons

Customer support was a tad slow responding to our inquiries. Likely because of how busy they are.

Pros

Typeform allows you to create surveys or forms quickly, it is a friendly platform for those who do not have much technical knowledge. A very good detail for me is that it allows you to later work on the data with Google Sheets.

Cons

Although the platform has a free version, something I don't like is that for example I can't work with Google Analytics, I would like it to have the option to do that with the first job, and then I could decide whether to buy the paid version.

Pros

It was ridiculously easy to set up; whether I chose to do it on my own entirely or go through the .ai generator which created an entire survey for me based on just one descriptive paragraph. Just about hands and the analytics are so simple to review!

Cons

The only difficult part that had me reaching out to support was how to set up email notifications for each form submitted.

Pros

I like Typeform because creating a survey is easy and straightforward because of the drag-and-drop function. It supports many question types including rating scales that target respondents can understand and answer. I also Typeform because it is easy to avoid errors by validating the data by setting numerical range restrictions.

Cons

The subscription plan is designed in such a way that you will always want the higher plan, from the free plan to basic, plus, business and enterprise. Some users would appreciate a tool that offers every feature missing in the free plan after subscription. It relies on the internet to collect, store, manage, and analyze data. It requires learning because I am still yet to learn how to utilize all its functions.

Pros

Ease of use setting up custom forms for my websites

Cons

Nothing, I like it all except that it wasn't free!

Pros

Typeform excels in allowing you to add logic that reroutes respondents based on their answers. This is perfect for tailoring surveys to different audience segments or guiding participants through more complex decision trees without overwhelming them. It helps capture richer data by asking the right follow-up questions based on each user’s input.
Real-Time Data Sharing: You can share live links to survey results while the survey is still active, allowing stakeholders to monitor responses as they come in. This real-time insight fosters early discussions and alignment on key findings while the data collection process is ongoing.

Cons

Typeform provides some reporting and analytics, but for UX researchers needing deep analysis, exporting data to external tools like Google Sheets for further analysis is necessary.

Pros

Typeform is particularly valuable for a number of reasons. Firstly, the logic within Typeform makes our forms far more intelligent. This helps us build different user journeys depending on answers which creates a high level of personalisation converting more inbound. Typeform automations enable us to pipe through responses to slack and other applications across our business which is also incredibly important. Lastly, the analytics on conversion throughout the form give us insights we need to optimise this.

Cons

Again, as a business, we are highly attracted to platforms that have a vertical stack with more features, products and functionality. Typeform is a standalone product when you have products like ClickUp with a forms feature within a much more powerful project management platform.

Pros

The ease of use. It's so user friendly and they update the software regularly.

Cons

It could load a little faster. But in all honesty, it's an overall great software.

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Pros

I like that the same way the "end user" uses typeform, so does the person creating the typeform. I also like that you can make universal changes (background colors, fonts, logo colors, etc)

Cons

I can't say that this is the fault of typeform directly, but we did not get many completions of the form.

Pros

The platform looks great to customers and is an excellent tool for encouraging completion of forms

Cons

It is relatively inflexible in what you are able to do with it vs competitors, and it is quite significantly more expensive too

Pros

Ease of use, ability to integrate other martech, and slick UI.

Cons

I just wish there were some more customization options for the design of templates/questions.

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Pros

I loved the user interface and that their product was simple to navigate and implement.

Cons

Sometimes I wanted to add choices and I didn’t have the option to.

Pros

This is my go-to form creation tool, mate! Love the modern design and interactive features, it's a beaut.

Cons

Well, except maybe it could have a few more advanced features in the free version.

Pros

Typeform is very versatile, and covers pretty much any need you might have for creating questionnaires, surveys and polls, and the various integrations and connectors make it incredibly easy to slot into your processes, apps and workflows.

Cons

While the forms you can create in Typeform are very customisable in terms of branding, typography and colour, the interface is still very distinguishable as Typeform. Sometimes it would be nice to have a bit more control over the look and feel of the forms.

Pros

Intuitive tool to build advanced forms and integrate them to my operations

Cons

When I tried building a personality test using Typeform, it didn't have the required features

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Pros

For me the best tool for doing online surveys. Easy and fast to use.

Cons

The best options in the pro account. But to test the platform, the basic form works very well

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Pros

I enjoy that TF lets me customize my forms to detail (also in other languages). The user interface is straight-forward, easy to understand from the beginning. That I can easily integrate with other tools I use.

Cons

Definitely the price and how slow it is on loading. I didn't know that I had to set up the integration with Notion before receiving answers...

Pros

Typeform is easy to use. Easily modifiable. And it does not require the intervention of a technical profile. Any user from marketing, management, human resources, communication can quickly get to grips with it.
Its basic templates are clean and usable. And natively responsive.
It's a rather complete tool and easy to adopt.

Cons

Typeform is limited or becomes complex when you start to encounter more than 3 or 4 possible scenarios in a questionnaire.
Its graphical management of scenarios can become unreadable.
The tool is suitable for simple scenarios, but as soon as you exceed this number of scenarios, you quickly find yourself searching for the design error in the form. This can slow down its deployment.
The tool can be expensive if not used regularly: At least once or twice a month. Or connected to an automation of a quality survey, for example.

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Pros

The integration between Google sheets and Typeform is brilliant and I have found it helpful, for automatically moving responses to surveys I create into Google Spreadsheet for advanced analysis purposes .
Also, Typeform is user friendly to use , both for when I am creating survey forms and for respondents answering my surveys. The level of simplicity that Typeform offers is currently unrivalled by any other survey tool I have tried.

Cons

My only displeasure with Typeform, is that they discontinued the chat form creation functionality, a few months ago.

Pros

- User-Friendly Interface
- Customizable Templates
- Interactive Experience
- Integration Options: Typeform integrates seamlessly with numerous third-party applications such as Google Sheets, Slack, Airtable, ...
- Reporting & Analysis feature

Cons

- Pricing: The cost can be relatively high for small businesses or individual users, especially when needing advanced features or higher response limits.

Pros

Very clean, elegant user interface. Can be easily embedded into websites too.

Cons

I think they can have much better reporting and analytics

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Pros

The default (and only) style is modern and looks great, and there are a huge range of options for the question and response types. There are a huge amount of great templates, which make it very quick to create a still detailed form.

Cons

There's a lack of brand customisation, so you can't match the form to your brand's style. This makes it look less native if you embed it into your application or website. Also, while the stats are mostly alright, they lack a feature that Jotform has that I love - turning all your statistics into a presentation automatically.

Pros

Typeform is one the most friendly, high-design experience platforms to build a variety of forms.

Cons

There are a lot of design options but at times it becomes confusing to use the correct type of input response for the question.

Pros

Is the ideal software to understand customers

Cons

Best to create best content and know feedback from customers

Pros

Typeform is a really great form management software, especially in comparison to Google Forms. We have used Typeform to collect so many different types of information and data, but it is very easy to set up the different types of surveys!

Cons

Sometimes Typeform can be a bit tricky to get a handle of when new features are released, but they always maintain a super great FAQ and How-To section.

Pros

The mobile usability is it's best aspect by far. We mainly use it to capture data on the field and being able to use it smoothly on mobile is a huge relief. I also really like how extensive the template library is. We haven't had to design a form from scratch so far

Cons

It has very limited PDF editing features. It would be good to have basic e-sign elements as well for PDF forms

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Pros

What I like the most about type form is that it is easy to use and select options that are customized to employee engagement at my company.

Cons

Everything about the tool is helpful and there's nothing that I don't like about type form.

Pros

The fact that any type of user, even without any experience, can quickly learn how to setup a form it's a very strong point. The fact that we, we advanced users, can customize a complex form it's also very good and then having integrations it's top.

Cons

I can't actually think in much to say of cons, but if I forcedly had to chose one, I would say probably pricing to access some features. Maybe balancing it differently but it's very good the way the platform is setup anyway.

Pros

I like that, without a cost upfront, I could create a form to capture people who want to be on my email list. I started a new business and didn't want to invest in the tools upfront before I started to really gain a profit.

Cons

This is to be expected because I'm on the free plan but on the free plan you only get a minimal amount of people that can sign up for a newsletter.

Pros

Its easy to use. Can create and customise a form in a few clicks. The UI is intutive .

Cons

Creating translated surveys in typeform is a little tricky