Survtapp vs WaiverDrop

Survtapp collects waivers, surveys, checklists, and event leads on iOS and Android, including when devices are offline. Responses, signatures, and photos are queued locally and sync when connectivity returns. Its form builder offers 22 question types, templates, signatures, photos, voice notes, and conditional logic. Kiosk mode can lock an iPad or Android tablet to one form. Survey responses can be exported as CSV, XLSX, JSON, or PDF. Native integrations are listed for SendGrid, Mailchimp, GoHighLevel, HubSpot, and Constant Contact; webhooks use HMAC-SHA256 signatures, and REST API keys are available on paid plans. The maker says database and file storage are hosted in AWS Canada’s Montréal region and that the service aligns with PIPEDA and GDPR. The free plan costs nothing forever and includes 3 users, 100 responses per month, 5 MB storage, 2 kiosk devices, 3 forms, and 120-day retention. Paid plans start with Solo at $19 a month; higher plans add capacity, retention, integrations, or support.

WaiverDrop gives small businesses digital waiver signing and searchable records. Customers can sign from a link or QR code in a mobile browser without an app download or account. A tablet can serve as a kiosk, including a touchless mode where customers scan a QR code with their own phones. Industry templates and a custom editor support standard and configurable fields; document packets combine several forms in one signing flow while preserving a separate signed record for each. Records include signer details, a signature, IP address, timestamp, user agent and downloadable PDF. Webhooks and URL parameters connect signing with booking flows. The service says data is encrypted in transit and at rest, daily backups are encrypted, and hosting is US-based; it also says it complies with the ESIGN Act and UETA. Starter is free forever and limited to 10 waivers per month; Pro starts at $15 a month. WaiverDrop runs on Android, iOS and web, and offers an API.