Typeform alternatives: Ribbit and 7 more compared on free limits, logic and price

Ribbit is an edit-first form builder with Typeform’s one-question-per-screen format. Describe the form in one sentence, AI drafts the questions and picks answer types, and you edit everything by hand. Respondents see one question per screen, with a progress bar, on any phone or computer, and need no account.

• Free plan: unlimited forms and responses under fair use; jump logic and up to 10 endings, with a Flow board that maps every path; 13 answer types plus statement screens and multi-question pages; 52 templates; an accent colour, four fonts and ten backgrounds; CSV export; 5 AI generations a day and 50 a month. Forms show a small “Made with Ribbit” badge.
• Pro: $29 a month, or $240 a year ($20 a month). Your logo and name instead of the badge, or no badge; a subdomain of your own, like forms.yourcompany.com, with custom links; drop-off analytics per question and partial answers; designed ending pages and a redirect per ending; one signed webhook per form; you plus 3 teammates; no AI cap.
• Against Typeform: Pro covers what Typeform splits across Plus (branding removal, $56 a month billed yearly) and Business (drop-off analytics, $91 a month billed yearly), for $20 a month billed yearly.
• Safe edits: changes to a published form stay unpublished until you publish them, so respondents never see a half-finished edit.
• Strongest at: going from a sentence to a form you finish by hand, with branching you can see on the Flow board, all on the free plan.

See jump logic in the NPS survey template, see how the AI form builder works, or read the full Typeform vs Ribbit comparison.

Youform shows one question at a time by default, and a multi-page block puts several questions on one screen.

• Free plan: unlimited forms, questions and responses under fair use, for one user, with conditional logic, scores, multiple endings, file uploads up to 10 MB each and integrations such as Google Sheets and Zapier. Youform’s homepage says its AI form builder is free too.
• Paid: Pro is $29 a month, or $240 a year ($20 a month), and adds branding removal, custom domains, Stripe payments, a redirect after submission and drop-off analytics, for up to 3 team members. Business is $89 a month, or $720 a year.
• Strongest at: one question at a time, with unlimited free responses under fair use. See Youform alternatives.

Tally builds forms in an editor that works like a document. Forms are single-page or multi-page; it has no one-question-per-screen mode.

• Free plan: unlimited forms and submissions under fair use, with conditional logic and calculations, file uploads up to 10 MB per file, Stripe payments, webhooks, integrations and Tally AI.
• Paid: Pro is $29 a month, or $290 a year (about $24 a month), and adds branding removal, custom domains, partial submissions and drop-off analytics. Business is $89 a month, or $890 a year.
• Strongest at: unlimited free submissions under fair use, in a document-style editor. See Ribbit vs Tally.

Fillout (its parent company is now called Zite) builds forms from pages. Its own blog builds a one-question-at-a-time layout from multi-page forms, with one question per page.

• Free plan: 1,000 responses a month, unlimited forms and seats, conditional logic, payments, file uploads up to 20 MB and an AI form builder. Free forms carry a Fillout badge.
• Paid: Starter is $15 a month billed yearly ($180 a year) and keeps light branding; Pro, at $40 a month billed yearly ($480 a year), removes it.
• Strongest at: 1,000 free responses a month, with payments and file uploads.

Jotform offers both layouts: Jotform Cards asks one question per page, and the classic form shows every question on one page.

• Free plan (Starter): 5 active forms, 100 submissions a month, 100 MB of uploads and 10 payments a month, with Jotform branding. Jotform says conditional logic and Cards come with every plan.
• Paid: Bronze is $39 a month, or $408 a year billed yearly ($34 a month), and removes Jotform branding.
• Strongest at: breadth, with payments and file uploads on every plan.

Paperform makes designed, document-style forms, with an optional one-question-at-a-time Guided Mode alongside full-page and multi-page layouts.

• Free plan: 30 submissions a month, unlimited forms, conditional logic, AI form creation, and payment and donation fields. Free forms carry a Paperform badge you can’t turn off.
• Paid: Pro is $59 a month, or $49 a month billed yearly, and removes the badge; there’s a 7-day free trial.
• Strongest at: designed forms that take payments through Stripe, PayPal or Square.

Formester’s own blog describes card-style forms that ask one question at a time.

• Free plan: unlimited forms and responses, an AI form creator and payment collection. Conditional logic starts on the paid Personal plan.
• Paid: Personal is $13 a month, or $12 a month billed yearly, and removes all branding.
• Strongest at: card-style forms with unlimited free responses.

Google Forms is free with a Google account and is part of Google Workspace.

• Free plan: there’s no separate Forms plan, and the Google pages we read state no form or response cap.
• Logic: “Go to section based on answer”, for multiple choice and dropdown questions only. Forms use sections rather than one question per screen, and file-upload questions make respondents sign in to a Google account.
• Strongest at: free, familiar and tied to Google Sheets and Drive.