Qualaroo vs Typeform

Qualaroo gathers customer insights and contextual feedback through in-app surveys called Nudges. Teams can use it to study website and app experiences, collect product feedback, investigate conversion issues and look for ways to improve user experience. Nudges support targeting, branching logic, triggers, branding, more than 10 question types and surveys in 100+ languages. Heatmaps and session recordings show clicks, scrolling and drop-off behavior alongside feedback. For free-text responses, Qualaroo lists IBM Watson sentiment analysis, word clouds and reporting tools. Its iOS and Android SDKs support in-app feedback, and integrations include Salesforce, Tableau, Intercom, Zapier, Slack, HubSpot, Mailchimp, Google Analytics and webhooks. A free plan includes 50 responses, 500 email sends and 10k pageviews; Essentials costs $39.99 a month. The 14-day trial includes Essentials and Premium features, but CSV response downloads and branding suppression require a paid plan. Qualaroo lists live chat support 24/7, weekday phone support and email responses within one business day.

Typeform is a web-based form builder and automation platform for surveys, quizzes, applications, polls, landing pages, and other ways to collect responses. Its no-code editor offers templates, AI-generated questions, conditional logic, and publishing by link, embed, or QR code. Typeform AI can create and revise questions, organize branching rules, improve writing, and translate forms. Workflow tools can qualify and route leads, notify teams, send follow-ups, create tasks, and start onboarding or feedback sequences. Insights Hub uses AI to surface response trends, outliers, sentiment, and themes. Forms can be embedded on websites and in emails, and the platform lists more than 300 app integrations. The Free plan is free and includes unlimited forms with 10 responses per month. Basic is $39 a month, or 28 USD/mo with annual billing, and includes 100 responses monthly for one user. On mobile, users can create AI forms, edit desktop-created forms, and publish them, but cannot add logic, change question settings or layouts, or create question groups. Typeform lists GDPR, SOC 2 Type II, ISO certifications, HIPAA, and encryption among its security measures.