Compare Microsoft Forms and SurveyMonkey 
- Users report that SurveyMonkey's "Survey Builder" is intuitive and user-friendly, allowing for easy creation of complex surveys, while Microsoft Forms also offers a solid "Survey Builder" but is noted for slightly better ease of setup.
- Reviewers mention that SurveyMonkey excels in "Custom Reports and Dashboards," providing more robust analytics options compared to Microsoft Forms, which has more basic reporting features.
- G2 users highlight that SurveyMonkey's "Conditional Logic" feature is effective for creating personalized survey paths, although Microsoft Forms users appreciate its similar functionality, noting it as slightly more straightforward.
- Users on G2 say that SurveyMonkey's "Templates" library is extensive and diverse, making it easier to find a suitable starting point for surveys, while Microsoft Forms has fewer templates, which some users find limiting.
- Reviewers mention that Microsoft Forms shines in "Data Exporting," with users appreciating its seamless integration with Excel, making data analysis straightforward, whereas SurveyMonkey's exporting options are seen as less flexible.
- Users report that both platforms offer "Mobile Forms," but SurveyMonkey is often praised for its mobile interface being more polished and user-friendly, enhancing the survey-taking experience on mobile devices.
I like that the users do not need an account on Microsoft to fill in the form. Microsoft Forms allow me to completely customize the layout, providing various tools to make the user easily fill in the form. Also, I like the analytical tools that Microsoft...
Microsoft form is not user-friendly as a social media that is, it is not easy for none educated people and need more information and learning to use Microsoft form.
I like how easy SurveyMonkey makes it to set up a survey and send it out, either to a targeted audience that you specify, or to your own list... or to simply post a link somewhere.
The "collector". Every survey software has their complex aspect that's usually unnecessarily complex and it turns out that SurveyMonkey is no exception. Each survey is associated with a "collector" that contains a set of attributes and settings that...
I like that the users do not need an account on Microsoft to fill in the form. Microsoft Forms allow me to completely customize the layout, providing various tools to make the user easily fill in the form. Also, I like the analytical tools that Microsoft...
I like how easy SurveyMonkey makes it to set up a survey and send it out, either to a targeted audience that you specify, or to your own list... or to simply post a link somewhere.
Microsoft form is not user-friendly as a social media that is, it is not easy for none educated people and need more information and learning to use Microsoft form.
The "collector". Every survey software has their complex aspect that's usually unnecessarily complex and it turns out that SurveyMonkey is no exception. Each survey is associated with a "collector" that contains a set of attributes and settings that...
