Compare SurveyMonkey and Typeform 
- Users report that SurveyMonkey's "Survey Builder" is highly intuitive, scoring 9.0, making it easy for users to create surveys quickly, while Typeform's "Survey Builder" scores slightly higher at 9.1, with reviewers mentioning its user-friendly interface and engaging design options.
- Reviewers mention that Typeform excels in "Survey Distribution," scoring 9.0, with features that allow seamless sharing across various platforms, whereas SurveyMonkey's score of 8.8 indicates it is effective but not as versatile in distribution methods.
- G2 users highlight Typeform's "Conditional Logic" feature, which scores 9.0, allowing for more personalized survey experiences, while SurveyMonkey's score of 8.5 shows it offers this functionality but with less flexibility, leading to a more straightforward but less engaging user experience.
- Users on G2 report that SurveyMonkey's "Quality of Support" scores 8.6, indicating a solid support system, but Typeform's score of 8.4 suggests that while support is available, it may not be as responsive or comprehensive, leading to mixed experiences among users.
- Reviewers say that both platforms offer "Customization" options, but SurveyMonkey's score of 9.3 for "Forms" indicates a broader range of customizable features compared to Typeform's 8.6, which some users feel limits their ability to tailor surveys to specific needs.
- Users report that Typeform's "Design" capabilities score 9.2, with many praising its visually appealing templates and multimedia support, while SurveyMonkey's score of 8.8 shows it offers good design options but lacks the same level of aesthetic appeal that Typeform provides.
- 10 responses/month
- 1 user
- Unlimited typeforms
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...
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 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.
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 "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...
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...
