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Typeform vs Formbricks
Typeform vs Formbricks
A side-by-side look at Typeform (the paid SaaS) and Formbricks (the open source alternative). Use this page to decide if the switch fits your team and workflow.
| Typeform | Formbricks | |
|---|---|---|
| Tagline | Conversational forms and surveys. | Open source Typeform alternative with in-app surveys. |
| License | Proprietary SaaS | AGPL-3.0 |
| Pricing | Free up to 10 responses/month; Basic from $29/month. | Free to self-host · optional paid hosted plan |
| Self-host option | No | Yes — difficulty 2/5 |
| Hosted cloud available | Yes (only option) | Yes |
| Desktop apps | Varies by product | Web only |
| Mobile apps | Official apps typically available | None official |
Ad slot — between tables
Best for
The closest modern replacement for Typeform's conversational feel.
Formbricks strengths
- Modern React UI.
- In-app surveys for product teams.
- Quick docker deploy.
Formbricks weaknesses
- Some analytics tied to paid tier.
- Younger project with evolving features.
- Form logic UX is still improving.
What's the catch with Typeform?
- Free tier is painfully limited.
- Heavy JavaScript in embeds.
- Cloud-only.
Still unsure?
Check the full list of alternatives to Typeform: see Typeform alternatives, or learn more about Formbricks on its project page.
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