Fillout's free plan is capped at 1,000 responses a month. Upform's is not capped at all: unlimited forms, unlimited responses, all 21 question types and 20 logic operators, for $0.
Free forever, not a trial and nothing to cancel. Pro is $12/month when you want the Upform mark gone.
The short answer
Upform is a free Fillout alternative. Both give you logic and native integrations at no cost, so this is not the usual free-plan story. The difference is volume and scope: Fillout meters the free tier at 1,000 responses a month and spans payments, scheduling and a large app catalog. Upform does conversational forms only, with no response cap and $12 Pro.
1,000
Fillout's free monthly cap
∞
Upform responses, any plan
21
Question types, none gated
$12
Pro, per month
Side by side
Fillout is a serious tool and its free plan is one of the better ones on the market. This table is written to help you pick, not to win an argument.
| Feature |  Upform | Fillout |
|---|---|---|
| Responses on the free plan | Unlimited | 1,000 per month |
| Forms on the free plan | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Question and field types | 21, all free | A longer list, including payment and scheduling blocks |
| Conditional logic | Free, 20 operators, 4 actions | Free, and it also calculates and scores |
| File uploads | Free, 100 MB storage | Included, storage scales with the tier |
| Native integrations | Nine destinations plus webhooks, all free | A much larger catalog, database-first |
| Runtime style | One question per screen, keyboard-first | One per page or a classic multi-field page |
| Analytics | Free, with completion rate, per-question drop-off, device and country split | Included; report depth varies by plan |
| Remove the maker's branding | Pro, $12/month | Paid plans only |
| Team members | Up to 5 on Pro | Seats priced per plan |
| Public API | None today, webhooks instead | Documented and maintained |
| Payments inside the form | Not available | Built in |
| Scheduling inside the form | Not available | Built in |
| First paid tier | $12/month | From around $15/month |
| How you upgrade | Email us, set up the same day | Self-serve card checkout |
Fillout plans and limits checked September 2026 on Fillout's public pricing page; Upform's on our own pricing page. Both change, so verify before you decide.
The three reasons
Almost nobody leaves Fillout because the product is bad. They leave because of the counter, the surface area or the shape of the form.
A thousand responses feels generous until a campaign lands, a post travels or a support form gets busy. Then the counter runs out mid-month and the answers you miss are the ones you were waiting for. Upform does not count.
Payments, scheduling, approvals, document generation, a connector directory. All useful, none of it free, and most of it shelf space if what you needed was a good-looking form that lands in Google Sheets.
Fillout can do one question per page. Upform is built for nothing else, so the transitions, the keyboard shortcuts and the mobile bar are the default rather than a setting. See how conversational forms behave.
Being straight with you
Fillout is the closest competitor on this list and it is genuinely ahead in four places. If any of them is your requirement, stay where you are.
Fillout's directory runs far past Upform's nine destinations, and its database-first mapping into tools like Airtable is the reason a lot of teams pick it. Upform covers Sheets, Slack, Notion, HubSpot, Mailchimp, Klaviyo, monday.com, n8n and custom webhooks. That is most stacks, but it is nine.
You can take a card or let someone book a slot without leaving a Fillout form. Upform has neither, and Calendly sits on the roadmap rather than in the product. For a paid workshop signup or a sales call booking, that gap is the whole decision.
Fillout has a documented API for reading forms and responses programmatically. Upform pushes data out through integrations and webhooks, including a signed n8n webhook, but there is no public API to call today.
Classic multi-field pages, quizzes with scoring, calculated fields. Upform's logic routes people through a form; it does not compute a number at the end. If you need a price calculator or a graded quiz, Fillout does it and Upform does not.
The free plan
There is no response counter, no form counter and no feature sitting behind an upgrade prompt. The whole builder is in front of you on day one, and it stays there.
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Rough is fine. Press A, B or C.
The builder: step list, live preview and the Logic panel, with a rule that only shows the export question to high-volume respondents.
Where the answers land
Fewer than Fillout's catalog, and every one of them works on the free plan with your own account connected through OAuth.
Migration
There is no importer between the two tools. It matters less than it sounds: the field types line up almost one to one, so a ten-question form is usually rebuilt inside twenty minutes.
Download your Fillout submissions before you switch anything off. Answer history is yours and should not depend on a subscription staying active.
Start blank or clone a template, then paste your question text across and set each type. Short text, long text, email, phone, address, rating, star rating, slider, picture choice, dropdown, file upload, statement and thank-you all have a direct equivalent among the 21 types.
Open the Logic panel and rebuild each rule as an AND or OR group with one of the four actions. Then set your logo, colors, Google font, corner radius and progress style in Design, and save it as a reusable theme.
Authorize the integrations you were using, publish, then replace the old URL wherever it lives: site, email signature, QR code. The embed snippet keeps your own domain in the address bar.
Fit check
Two minutes here saves you an afternoon of rebuilding a form in the wrong tool.
Fillout has a free plan, and it is a generous one: unlimited forms, a wide field library, conditional logic and native integrations. The limit is volume. At the time of writing the free tier is capped at 1,000 responses a month. Upform's free plan has no response cap at all.
If the monthly response cap is why you are here, Upform. Its free plan is permanent rather than a trial and carries unlimited forms, unlimited responses, all 21 question types, 20 logic operators and every integration. Pro costs $12 a month and only adds unlimited file storage, branding removal and five team seats.
No. Fillout has payment and scheduling blocks you drop straight into a form; Upform has neither, and Calendly is on the roadmap rather than shipped. If you need to take a card or book a slot inside the form itself, Fillout is the better tool for that job.
Not automatically. Upform's only importer is a one-way import from Google Forms, so a Fillout form is rebuilt by hand. Most take ten to twenty minutes because the field types line up closely: paste the question text across, set each type, then recreate your rules in the Logic panel.
Upform gives you a flat list of rules, each an AND or OR group of conditions, with 20 operators covering text, numbers, dates, choices and uploads, and four actions: show, hide, jump and end the form. It routes people. It does not score or calculate, and Fillout's logic goes further on that front.
Not today. Responses reach your stack through nine native integrations plus custom webhooks, including an n8n webhook signed with an HMAC-SHA256 X-Upform-Signature header so you can verify it without storing n8n credentials. If you need to read and write forms programmatically, Fillout's API is the more mature option.
Upform's free plan costs $0 with no response cap, and Pro is $12 a month, a launch offer at half the $24 list price. Fillout's paid tiers start at around $15 a month and climb from there. Both sets of plans change, so check each pricing page before you commit.
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Unlimited forms, unlimited responses, 21 question types and 20 logic operators, on a plan that costs nothing and stays that way.
No credit card. No monthly counter. Pro is $12/month when you want the branding gone.
