Quill Forms vs Wufoo

Quill Forms creates conversational forms that show one question at a time for forms, surveys, and quizzes. It supports payment collection, file uploads, multiple embed options, and 41 native integrations, including Google Sheets, Airtable, webhooks, Zapier, HubSpot, and Slack. Jump Logic routes respondents according to prior answers, while Calculator handles quotes, scores, and totals. Save & Continue lets respondents pause and return through a continuation link, including on another device. Form Locker adds password protection and access expiration, and reCAPTCHA helps prevent spam. The open-source WordPress plugin runs on a user’s site with unlimited forms and responses on its free plan. Studio is a hosted option without WordPress. Studio Free allows 50 responses per month; paid Studio tiers cost 9.00 USD, 19.00 USD, and $39 a year for 500, 5,000, and 20,000 monthly responses. WordPress plans cost 99.00, 199.00, or $399 a year.

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.