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Formkit, next to the form builders you know

Plenty of form builders collect answers well. This is what each one gives you for free, stated plainly, without attack language or invented specifications.

  • 8 form builders
  • Sourced from each product’s own pages
  • Checked October 2026
Start with the limit

How many answers will you collect?

A free plan’s response limit decides more than any feature. Slide to your number and see which free plans still hold it.

5 of the 7 free plans with a published figure hold 150 answers.

  • FormkitHolds it: No cap on forms or responses
  • Google FormsHolds it: No cap
  • TallyHolds it: No cap, within fair use
  • FilloutHolds it: 1,000 a month
  • Microsoft FormsHolds it: 200 per form, personal accounts
  • JotformOver the free limit: 100 a month, across 5 forms
  • PaperformOver the free limit: 30 a month
  • TypeformNo fixed figure: Capped each month; the figure changes
  • SurveyMonkeyNo fixed figure: Collects them all, shows a limited number
The two most asked about

Google Forms, Typeform and Formkit

Based on each product’s published free tier, October 2026. A dash means the feature exists but is narrower, never that it is missing.

CapabilityGoogle Forms4 yes · 1 partly · 6 noTypeform7 yes · 3 partly · 1 no11 yes
Unlimited forms and responsesYesIncludedPartlyCapped per monthYesIncluded
Conditional logicYesSection skippingYesLogic jumpsYesSkip, show, hide
Your own colours, type and logoPartlyColour and headerYesThemesYesFull theme editor
Publish under your own linkNoShared domainPartlyPaid plansYesPersonal and company handles
One question at a timeNoPage-basedYesConversationalYesClassic or conversational
Partial responses keptNoSubmitted onlyYesPartials shownYesOn every plan
Drop-off by questionNoSummary chartsYesCompletion reportingYesPer question, every plan
Version history with restoreNoNot offeredNoNot offeredYes30 days of publishes
CSV and spreadsheet exportYesSheets and CSVYesCSV and XLSXYesCSV, JSON and PDF; Excel on Pro
Collaborators on the free tierYesEditorsPartlyPaid seatsYesThree per form, unlimited on Pro
Works in Claude and ChatGPT (MCP)NoNot offeredYesMCP serverYesEvery plan, with in-chat views
  • Unlimited forms and responsesGoogle Forms: YesIncludedFormkit: YesIncluded
  • Conditional logicGoogle Forms: YesSection skippingFormkit: YesSkip, show, hide
  • Your own colours, type and logoGoogle Forms: PartlyColour and headerFormkit: YesFull theme editor
  • Publish under your own linkGoogle Forms: NoShared domainFormkit: YesPersonal and company handles
  • One question at a timeGoogle Forms: NoPage-basedFormkit: YesClassic or conversational
  • Partial responses keptGoogle Forms: NoSubmitted onlyFormkit: YesOn every plan
  • Drop-off by questionGoogle Forms: NoSummary chartsFormkit: YesPer question, every plan
  • Version history with restoreGoogle Forms: NoNot offeredFormkit: Yes30 days of publishes
  • CSV and spreadsheet exportGoogle Forms: YesSheets and CSVFormkit: YesCSV, JSON and PDF; Excel on Pro
  • Collaborators on the free tierGoogle Forms: YesEditorsFormkit: YesThree per form, unlimited on Pro
  • Works in Claude and ChatGPT (MCP)Google Forms: NoNot offeredFormkit: YesEvery plan, with in-chat views
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Formkit vsGoogle FormsFast, familiar and practical. If you have a Google account you already have it, and for straightforward internal collection that is often the whole argument.Your own colours, type and logoGoogle FormsColour and headerFormkitFull theme editorRead the comparison Formkit vsTypeformConversation-led forms with a polished respondent experience. It made one-question-at-a-time the default expectation for a considered form.Unlimited forms and responsesTypeformCapped per monthFormkitIncludedRead the comparison Formkit vsJotformA huge form builder with thousands of templates, widgets and integrations. It has been around for years and covers almost every kind of form.Forms and responsesJotform5 forms, 100 submissions a monthFormkitUnlimitedRead the comparison Formkit vsTallyA generous free form builder that feels like writing a document. Type your questions and it becomes a form.Partial responses keptTallyProFormkitOn every planRead the comparison Formkit vsFilloutA capable form builder with a generous free response limit and strong ties to Airtable, Notion and other databases.ResponsesFillout1,000 a monthFormkitUnlimitedRead the comparison Formkit vsMicrosoft FormsSimple forms and quizzes built into Microsoft 365. If your school or company runs on Microsoft, it is already there.ResponsesMicrosoft Forms200 per form on personal accountsFormkitUnlimitedRead the comparison Formkit vsSurveyMonkeyA long-standing survey tool with deep analysis, benchmarks and panels for research at scale.Questions per formSurveyMonkey10 per survey on BasicFormkitNo limitRead the comparison Formkit vsPaperformA form builder that works like a page editor, with rich layouts, payments and bookings, aimed at small businesses.SubmissionsPaperform30 a monthFormkitUnlimitedRead the comparison

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