The drag and drop interface makes it nice and easy to build out forms. You can make them as simple, or as complicated as you like. It’s very easy to use and quite powerful.
The same issues everyone has highlighted since day one - for years... we all need a mad scientist degree to simply fight against and hack through or shell out just style these forms.
Just like Apple, typeform takes the simple approach of less is more. It’s extremely easy to use which makes it very user-friendly. Our conversion rates are killer since we switched over to typeform.
Typeform is overpriced for me; 100 responses (that is, submissions by actual people) cost a whopping 30€ per month. That's 30c per simple survey response. On top of that, even when you're testing submissions yourself (i.e. making sure that automations...
The drag and drop interface makes it nice and easy to build out forms. You can make them as simple, or as complicated as you like. It’s very easy to use and quite powerful.
Just like Apple, typeform takes the simple approach of less is more. It’s extremely easy to use which makes it very user-friendly. Our conversion rates are killer since we switched over to typeform.
The same issues everyone has highlighted since day one - for years... we all need a mad scientist degree to simply fight against and hack through or shell out just style these forms.
Typeform is overpriced for me; 100 responses (that is, submissions by actual people) cost a whopping 30€ per month. That's 30c per simple survey response. On top of that, even when you're testing submissions yourself (i.e. making sure that automations...