Typeform Reviews

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

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

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.

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...

Easy to create beautiful forms that's fun for the user to fill. Great ux for the end user.

Too expensive and restrictive both on the free version and on the paid plans.

I first started using Typeform early in my business. I think that this was back in the day when Typeform had at least 100 submissions free each month if I recall. This was really helpful when I was developing a lead generation capture form that I posted on LinkedIn. The conditional logic feature was very easy to figure out and allowed me to use one form to capture four different types of leads.I really like Typeform’s features, but it’s was too expensive for a small business owner who is trying to grow her business. It's a great product so I understand the updated price point, but there are other things that are more pressing that I need to invest in my business. other than that I would recommend Typeform to people.

The updated prices! I understand the need to increase the price, but this is the main reason why I stopped using Typeform. Also, the Workspaces were a bit challenging for me to understand when I first started.

Compared to other form builders, I prefer Typeform since it has a very appealing user interface for me and my responders. Rather than a static survey page, a user interface like Typeform will increase my users' engagement.

I don't particularly like Typeform's pricing as it seems pretty expensive compared to the extra features I get. Notably, the amount of responses cannot be deleted if it is just a test run.

Gorgeous interactive forms that don't require any coding. Easy to put professional polish on the form experience and make it better for the user.

While not having to code is a huge plus, it can sometimes lead to limitations in customizable features.

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.

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.

- 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

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

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.

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.

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.

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

It's the best way to create engaging submission forms. Typeforms are modern and make the submission experience fun.

The pricing. It's the main reason I don't use it anymore.

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

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

You can create professional and good looking variety of forms.

It took a while to implement and get the hang of, once I did I have had no issues

It has great feedback management, offers custom branding and integrates well with websites

The free trial offers only 10 submissions per month, which is too little even for beginners

I liked the intuitive platform for Typeform, it was very easy to set up a survey and very aesthetically pleasing too.

Honestly, there isn't anything I dislike about Typeform. It served my needs for creating surveys at work that were seamless and quick.

Clean modern design with everything you need for building surveys with your branding.

The pricing plans limit the number of survey responses per month.

Great tool to create and share forms and capture lead

The learning curve is a bit long but with impressive results

Easy to use and great features. Also, alerting to when a customer has submitted a form is also a big plus

There are really no downside to this program.

It's a simple interface without an overwhelming number options and integrates well with Klaviyo.

Would like to have more options for customizing the form layouts.