Jotform vs Strac Forms

Jotform is a web and mobile form and workflow platform with products including Form Builder, Jotform Apps, Tables, Inbox, Mobile App, Sign, Workflows, and AI Agents. Forms support quizzes, payment collection, file uploads, multiple embed options, conditional logic, API access, and document templates. Jotform lists integrations for CRM, storage, payments, email, and automations, and advertises more than 150 integrations on its homepage. The free Starter plan costs nothing and includes five forms, 100 monthly submissions, 100 MB upload space, 1,000 monthly form views, 500 stored submissions, and 10 monthly payment submissions. Starter forms and signed documents carry Jotform branding, and raising the plan limits requires an upgrade. Bronze costs $39 a month; subscriptions are available monthly or yearly and renew automatically unless canceled. Jotform says it uses Google Cloud and AWS and complies with GDPR and CCPA. HIPAA features are available on Gold and Enterprise, while Enterprise is the only multiuser plan and includes enhanced security, custom domains, and SSO.

Strac Forms is a web-based tool for building forms without code, publishing them, and collecting responses in a central dashboard. Its visual editor includes 20+ field types, multi-page forms, and conditional logic. Forms can be shared by link, embedded with a snippet, or published as a QR code; file uploads are supported. The dashboard organizes responses in real time and supports filtering and exports, while reports show submission rates, completion trends, and drop-off points. The free Starter plan includes 2 forms, 50 responses per month, 2 team members, and 1 GB of storage. Growth costs ₹999 a month and includes unlimited forms and 5,000 responses per month. Business costs ₹2,499 a month and includes unlimited forms and responses. Growth and Business plans have a 7-day free trial; Starter is available without a credit card. The service names Webflow, WordPress, and Framer as embed destinations. Business plans include API access for sending data to users’ tools or data warehouses. The site says data is encrypted in transit and at rest and that responses are not sold or shared.