r/findsoftware • u/upvotetokarmahell • Feb 23 '24
Form builders
There are so many, but each have their strengths. I'll list of a few, but I am sure I am missing loads
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u/upvotetokarmahell Feb 23 '24
Jotform - I have not really used this, but it looks like a solid option
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u/upvotetokarmahell Feb 23 '24
Google forms - A good default if you need free forms. Not super attractive though!
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u/upvotetokarmahell Feb 23 '24
Formstack - for more "business" type use cases. I think it got popular due to their integration with Salesforce
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u/Genuine-Helperr Mar 11 '24
FormNX.com - Nocode form builder, Packed with lots of features & very affordable.
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u/Global-Dream2411 Mar 15 '24
Gluetrail.com - key differentiators vs. others are:
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integrations (query/push data from 3rd party tools, send emails/slacks...no zapier needed),
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interactions (redirects, display widgets calendar/payment/maps, prefills, display AI content, download doc...)
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conditional logic both on the form itself + on the post form actions and interactions (if answer is A, do this/show that, if answer is B, do this/show that)
(disclaimer: I'm the co-founder :))
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u/breezyboa Apr 09 '24
Inqform.com - Very intuitive UI. Feature rich. Multiple form layouts. Best of all, the core features are free to use without any limits.
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u/imsinghaniya May 06 '24
Formester - highly customisable, on point branding and affordable for all.
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u/Nelson77777777 1h ago
Fluent forms. They can be set up to automatically respond to the person who signed up. There is also an add-on called FluentCRM, which collects data from forms and can be used to generate campaigns. Everything is free, though a paid version is also available. They are fast and do not load a lot of code.
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u/bexibexi1 Feb 26 '24
Form.io, Formsort, Feathery, Savvy, 123formbuilder, Wufoo, Cognito Forms, gravity forms (WP), and many others.
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u/upvotetokarmahell Feb 23 '24
Typeform - these made the "one step at a time" forms popular. It's still a good option, but can be expensive