Formlets vs Paperform

Formlets is a web-based builder for contact forms, order forms, surveys and other forms used to collect information. Forms can send data to a mailbox, XLS or integrated platforms, and can be shared through a hosted link or embedded using iframe or modal code. The drag-and-drop designer includes conditional display, calculations, custom themes, e-signatures and templates. Forms support email notifications, validation and file uploads, including uploads up to 2 GB. Formlets advertises more than 2,000 software integrations and lists PayPal and Stripe payment options. Its free Personal plan permits one published form with unlimited responses; creating a free form requires neither signup nor a credit card. Paid plans start at $15.00 per month billed annually, with plan prices listed excluding VAT for several offerings. Higher plans include features such as custom-domain URLs, team accounts, and priority or full-service support. Formlets is identified with Oxopia and headquartered in Horebeke, Belgium.

Paperform is an online platform for creating customizable forms and product pages without code. It combines forms with e-signatures, workflow automation, conditional logic, calculations, quizzes, file uploads, and payment collection. AI tools can create a styled form from a prompt, convert an uploaded PDF or image into a form, generate formulas, and analyze submission data. Forms can be published as standalone pages, embedded, or used with WordPress; respondents can view and submit them on mobile. Form creation and editing require a desktop or laptop, and Paperform has no app in the Google Play or Apple App Store. It connects with over 2,000 apps through direct integrations, Zapier, and Make. The Free plan includes 30 submissions per month, three signed documents per month, 5,000 automation credits per month, and 100 MB of storage; its branding cannot be removed. Paid plans start at $29 a month. The paid plans include a seven-day free trial without a credit card.