A form builder with no paid plans. Not freemium. Free.

Search for a free form builder and you get three kinds of free:

• Free with a response cap. Typeform, Jotform and Fillout limit how many responses or forms you get before you pay.
• Free with a feature wall. Tally gives unlimited responses, then charges for branding, domains, design, teammates and analytics.
• Free trial. Fourteen days, then a card.

Qwenvo is the fourth kind: there is no paid plan to upgrade to. Every feature is on for every account.

What "everything" means

• Unlimited forms and unlimited submissions
• Conditional logic, calculations, quizzes, answer piping, hidden fields
• Stripe payments with a 0% platform fee, e-signatures
• File uploads up to 1 GB per file
• Design options, custom CSS, no Qwenvo branding
• Custom domains and emails from your own domain
• Unlimited teammates, workspaces and folders
• Visit and drop-off analytics, partial submissions
• 90 days of version history, an audit log, data retention controls, respondent email verification
• AI form building and AI triage on 10,000 submissions a month, with routing to email or Slack

So what's the catch?

There is a fair use policy, the same idea Tally uses for its free plan: if one account sends something like 50,000 submissions a month, we talk to you about it. Normal use never gets near it.

Will this stay free? If paid plans are ever introduced, everything you already use stays available and you will be told well in advance. Today there is no plan to pick and no card on file.

How it compares

Against Tally specifically, this is what changes when the paid plans disappear. Tally prices and plan details were checked on tally.so on 2026-10-29.

For the full picture, including the rows where Tally wins, read Qwenvo vs Tally or the best Tally alternatives.