Compare Microsoft Forms and Typeform 
- Users report that Typeform's "Design" feature is highly praised for its visually appealing forms, with a score of 9.2, while Microsoft Forms falls short with a score of 8.4, leading reviewers to mention that Typeform's aesthetic flexibility enhances user engagement.
- Reviewers mention that Typeform excels in "Survey Distribution" with a score of 9.0, allowing for seamless sharing across various platforms, whereas Microsoft Forms, with a score of 8.8, is noted for being less versatile in distribution options.
- G2 users highlight Typeform's "Conditional Logic" feature, scoring 9.0, as a standout for creating personalized survey experiences, while Microsoft Forms, scoring 8.7, is seen as having more basic logic capabilities, which some users find limiting.
- Users on G2 report that Typeform's "Templates" feature, scoring 8.7, offers a wider variety of customizable options compared to Microsoft Forms' score of 8.1, leading to a more tailored survey experience according to user needs.
- Reviewers say that Typeform's "Multimedia Support" feature, with a score of 8.4, allows for richer content integration, while Microsoft Forms, scoring 7.7, is often criticized for its lack of multimedia capabilities, which can detract from user engagement.
- Users report that Typeform's "Offline Capability" is a significant drawback, scoring only 6.7, compared to Microsoft Forms' 7.8, which is noted for better performance in offline scenarios, making it more reliable for users in low-connectivity environments.
- 10 responses/month
- 1 user
- Unlimited typeforms
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.
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...
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...
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.
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.
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...
