A free Typeform alternative with unlimited responses

Qwenvo is a free Typeform alternative with no response caps. Typeform's paid plans limit you to 100, 1,000 or 10,000 responses a month; Qwenvo has unlimited forms and submissions, with logic, payments and branding removal included. What you give up is Typeform's polished one-question-at-a-time look.

What Typeform charges

Typeform's pricing page (checked 2026-10-29) lists a free plan with a limited number of responses, with no number stated. The paid plans are below, with the yearly price per month in brackets. Check the Typeform pricing page before you decide, since prices change.

• Basic: $39 a month ($28 billed yearly), 100 responses a month, 1 user.
• Plus: $79 a month ($56 yearly), 1,000 responses a month, and it removes Typeform branding.
• Business: $129 a month ($91 yearly), 10,000 responses a month.

Note what that means: on Basic, responses stop at 100 a month for one user. Branding removal starts on Plus. Qwenvo costs $0, there is no response cap and the branding switch is in every form's Settings.

Where Qwenvo matches Typeform, and where it differs

• Logic: show or hide questions, jump to a page, and calculated fields on every account.
• Layout: Typeform shows one question at a time. Qwenvo works like a document, and you can imitate the stepped feel by putting one question on each page with the New page block.
• Design: colours, fonts, button styles, cover and logo, plus custom CSS, in the Customize panel.
• Media: Image, Video, Audio and Embed anything blocks.
• Team: unlimited teammates, workspaces and folders.
• Extras: payments through your Stripe account, signatures, file uploads, quizzes, AI form building and AI triage.

Rebuild a Typeform in 15 minutes

Qwenvo can import a Typeform JSON export directly, so the questions come across. Then you adjust the design.

1. In Typeform, export your form as JSON.
2. Sign up on Qwenvo and open the importer (see import forms). Choose the Typeform JSON file.
3. Check each question type and logic jump. Reconnect anything that did not map one to one.
4. Open Customize and match your colours and fonts. Add your logo and cover.
5. In Settings, turn off Qwenvo branding, add a progress bar and set a redirect.
6. Open Share, pick your link, embed or custom domain, and replace the old Typeform link.

Qwenvo connects to Google Sheets, Notion, Airtable, Slack, Discord, Linear, Zapier, Make and webhooks, and has a REST API at /developers, so most integrations you rely on have a route.

Where Typeform is still the better pick

Typeform is the strongest of these on design, with its conversational one-question-at-a-time format. If the look of the form is the product, Typeform is hard to beat. Qwenvo launched in October 2026, so it has far fewer reviews and a smaller track record.

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.

Getting a stepped, Typeform-like feel

If you love the one-question-at-a-time rhythm, you can approximate it. Put each question on its own page with a New page block between them, turn on the progress bar in Settings, and keep the Customize panel simple: one font, one accent colour, generous spacing. Add an Image or Video block on the first page to set the tone. It will not be a pixel copy of Typeform, but visitors get the same sense of moving forward one step at a time.

For short forms, a single page often converts as well, because people can see how little is left to do. Test both versions with your own audience and compare completion in drop-off analytics.

Questions people ask

Is there a free Typeform alternative with no response limit?

Yes. Qwenvo has no response caps and no paid plans. A fair use policy only applies to extreme volume.

Can I import my Typeform forms?

Yes. Export the form as JSON from Typeform and import it into Qwenvo. Qwenvo has no Tally or Google Forms importer, but it takes Word, PDF, CSV, Markdown, plain text and screenshots too.

Does Qwenvo look like Typeform?

Not out of the box. Qwenvo is a document-style editor, closer to Tally. You can get a stepped feel with pages. For the 3-way comparison see Typeform vs Google Forms vs Qwenvo.