Compare Microsoft Forms and Typeform 
- Users report that Typeform's "Conditional Logic" feature (9.0) allows for highly personalized survey experiences, while Microsoft Forms (8.7) offers basic logic capabilities that may not meet the needs of more complex surveys.
- Reviewers mention that Typeform excels in "Design" (9.2), providing visually appealing forms that enhance user engagement, whereas Microsoft Forms (8.4) has a more utilitarian design that some users find less attractive.
- G2 users highlight Typeform's superior "Survey Distribution" options (9.0), which include various sharing methods, while Microsoft Forms (8.8) offers limited distribution channels, making it less versatile for reaching diverse audiences.
- Users on G2 appreciate Typeform's "Templates" (8.7) for their variety and customization options, whereas Microsoft Forms (8.1) has fewer templates available, which can limit users looking for quick setup solutions.
- Reviewers say that Typeform's "Multimedia Support" (8.4) allows for rich media integration, enhancing the survey experience, while Microsoft Forms (7.7) lacks this feature, which can detract from user engagement.
- Users report that Typeform's "Analytics" capabilities (8.5) provide deeper insights into survey performance compared to Microsoft Forms (8.6), which, while adequate, may not offer the same level of detail for data-driven decision-making.
- 10 responses/month
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In our team we use Microsoft Forms for almost all possible feedback forms and Surveys. We use it to send feedback forms to clients to check their opinion about our services.
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...
In our team we use Microsoft Forms for almost all possible feedback forms and Surveys. We use it to send feedback forms to clients to check their opinion about our services.
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...
