Paperform vs Wufoo

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.

Wufoo is a hosted HTML form builder for creating contact forms, surveys, invitations, registrations and payment forms without code. Its drag-and-drop editor includes more than 400 customizable templates, and forms can use conditional logic, field validation, file uploads, themes, notifications and custom confirmation messages. Payment collection works through providers including PayPal, Stripe and Authorize.Net. Wufoo offers iframe, JavaScript and WordPress shortcode embeds, plus an API and webhooks for transferring form data. Its integrations directory lists 2,304 connections, including Mailchimp, Google Sheets, DocuSign, Salesforce, WordPress and Asana. The free plan allows five forms, 100 entries per month, 10 fields per form and one user; free accounts’ forms are deactivated after exceeding the monthly entry limit. File storage is available only on paid accounts. Paid tiers increase allowances, with listed monthly prices from $16.25 a month for Starter to $210.25 a month for Ultimate, each billed annually.