Typeform Software

Pros

Very slick, modern, easy to use interface.
Saves time for creators. Saves time and has a 'wow' effect for first-time users.

Cons

Some limitations such as customization with the software and a high price, especially for sporadic users.

Pros

If you need to create a survey, this is a quick and easy way to go about it. These surveys are fun to create as well.

Cons

It is good for many surveys but no so great as a performance review platform. It would be nice if it had that functionality.

Pros

For an easy, intuitive, and feature-filled form management software, Typeform is undoubtedly best in class. Its recently redesigned interface is top notch I love using it. It's genuinely fun!

Cons

The pricing is far too high for casual users. You need to seriously depend on it to justify the expense, especially at the higher tiers. Unfortunately, a number of features that are table stakes for most form software are tucked away in higher tiers on Typeform, like "redirect after submit" (how is it that this is only available on the highest priced tier? seriously!?). If you're someone who only needs a handful of forms, you can probably find a cheaper alternative that does more, albeit in a less elegant interface.

Pros

It is quite easy to make an attractive survey form with minimal IT knowledge.
The ability to export to excel is very useful.

Cons

The pricing for the pro version is quite high, it might be useful to have an intermediate level which is priced at a slightly lower amount.

Pros

I've been working as a market researcher for quite some time. It's proficient enough for mundane tasks, and overall I am impressed with the multitude of options it comes preconfigured with (you can use it for as little as a poll, or as trivial and amusing as a trivia quiz with immediate scoring, or as complex as a market research survey with logic answers). I love that Typeform has a live preview that allows you to see instantly what your typeform will look like. In my previous jobs I used to find it tricky to create modern, attractive designs on the softwares I was using at the time; Typeform proved to me that it's sleek, intuitive, and really modern; you can embed videos into the survey, you can embed it on your webpage, or share it directly via social media, and you have immediate access to the live responses. The reporting is basic, but hey, you can integrate it with your favourite apps via Zapier or Google Sheets if your wanted to do some proper analysis.

Cons

The URL of the generated survey captures the name as registered on the account. When I use it for various purposes, I don't like having that name show up, so I manually have to go into the account to change it every time if I create a typeform that would benefit from a URL that has resonance to my audience. The good thing is that changing the registeres name in this fashion does not affect existent active links; so you can change it over and over again. Having said that, in light of all the positives, it's not that big of a deal, but I'd appreciate the flexibility in editing my URL.

Pros

The look and feel of Typeform - both front-end and back-end - is great. It's really modern, which is important for us to reflect from a brand perspective.

Cons

I don't think the back-end is laid out as logically as it could be. Particularly the results section gets confusing to digest.

Pros

Typeform makes it easy to create beautiful and effective forms - both internally and externally. It is very easy to use and set up.

Cons

The process for submitting the form is not completely clear and we have lost valuable data because of it.

Easy, user-friendly data collecting which helped me gain feedback from my audience and improve my digital products.

Pros

I love how easy and user-friendly this software is. I really like that you only see one question at a time so the survey-taker isn't overwhelmed with the number of questions they have ahead of them. I also really appreciate out modern, simple, and aesthetically pleasing this program is.

Cons

The only issue I have with this program is the price. Fees per month is more than the majority of my online software subscriptions and this is the least necessary of the bunch because of the number of free alternatives there are out there.

Pros

It humanizes forms. It makes it very easy to make gathering information en masse in a very conversational way.

Cons

There's nothing that I dislike about Typeform. One thing I would love is to be to have a question type where the user can rank order the answers.

Pros

I love about it that it is dynamic, easy to use and let's users submit responses to surveys or application forms just by typing, without using the mouse. It allows you to put pictures instead of text answers, or even animations and icons. I did one travel habits survey and got over 250 answers, compared to the same survey applied through Google Forms with around 60 answers, so far more attractiveness.

Cons

It can be limiting sometimes in the way you form the questions and possible answers. Also, it can be a struggle to fully integrate it on some websites, even though on mine worked quite fine.

Pros

The forms look great, and are easy for the end user to fill out. The team that built this really focused on UX and took something that is typically ugly and painful and made it a pleasure to use.

Cons

The lack of address fields. An address field that validates zip codes, provides a list of states, etc is so typical on a form that not having this out of box is a deal breaker.

A better format to present forms on, it's more clean and organized than Gdocs, I specially like the responses view, it is more organized than a spreadsheet.

Pros

Having an organized report of the answers of any form is the best thing about Typeform, having email notifications and being able to integrate alerts easily on Slack.

Cons

You have to use Zapier in order to export the data to places like Slack. The process is not complicated through Zapier but it would be great if it could be done directly through Typeform itself.

Pros

* Typeform forms are SO. FAST. to create.
* The ability to personalize forms. Collect info like user name, then use that same information later on in the form.
* Logic and branching.
* We've used Typeform to create light surveys -- while the analytic tools aren't nearly as robust as, say, SurveyMonkey or Qualtrics, it does provide for a smooth, enjoyable experience for those answering the questions.
* We haven't used this feature yet, but the ability to embed a rating-scale question right into an email is pretty sweet.
* The graphical display of answers to questions is very useful. We've used this feature to create instant polls and it's worked like a charm.

Cons

* It's always very easy to tell when I'm using a form that was created with Typeform. More visual customization options, please!
* I wish the calculator function was a little more robust.

Pros

- Amazing design. I have to use a better designed form.
- Great integrations. Typeform can be integrated with Zapier, which basically means that Typeform can be integrated with every other hip technology out there. Want a slack message when a new form is filled out? Done! Want your Trello boards to update with form information? Alright!

Cons

Though the free version does a lot, the paid version does add a bit more. The paid version is great, but can be hard to justify unless you are getting a ton of responses. As someone who uses forms to do customer intake, my business is not at the point where I can validate a /month form. I opted for Ninja Forms for my customer side instead, but still prefer Typeform for all business side form information.

Pros

Typeform is very cheap for the features, and the surveys are fun and easy to use for end users. It has good customization features, and plenty of options for conditionals and payment processing.

Cons

Typeform API is not the most reliable, so be careful if you're using this as a frontend to your own data processing tools

Pros

Don't need some programming skills, just open and make some cool survey. Dataset is easy to download in csv, and you can integrate with your spreadsheet for automatic data import.

Cons

New version could be more faster. Sometimes I have a problem with putting the right question order when using question groups. I'm using typeform for a long now, and I belive that this will be unbuged soon.

Pros

Typeform is very easy to setup and use. It has a great variety of types of fields, but the best thing is the statistics. Typeform does great what it was made for - collect data and analyze it, presenting the data in an easy-to-read manner.

Pros

The thing that drew me to Typeform and has kept me is its unique feel and flavor. It's ease of use on mobile platforms was also a big deciding factor.

Cons

Until the recent interface overhaul, the builder was slow, but that is fixed now. Now, it's just taking longer than expected to adjust to the new format.

Pros

I love the new design which makes new forms so easy and duplicating old ones with changes even faster. It's fun to work with. Everything is well organized, from design to sharing and analyses. Easy to export as csv or xlsx.

Cons

It was difficult for me to see the real live preview of what the form will look like. I think analyses in the new version could be designed a little bit better, now the default view is very long and I have to scroll a lot.

Pros

It's fairly intuitive to use, with lots of options for each question and answer type. It also stores all information on a spreadsheet including the IP address of the person doing the form so you can identify multiple entries from the same person.

Cons

It's quite limited when you want to do something more complex, and it is very time-consuming to set up/make changes as you have to set logic jumps etc for each part individually.