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The best Fillout alternativesFree and paid, compared

The best Fillout alternatives in 2026: Formkit, Tally, Typeform, Jotform and more, compared on response limits, partial responses and custom domains.

  • 6 tools compared
  • From each product’s own pricing page
  • Checked October 2026

Why people look for a Fillout alternative

Fillout is a capable form builder with strong ties to Airtable and Notion and unlimited seats on its free plan. People look elsewhere when they pass 1,000 responses a month, want partial responses without paying, or need a custom domain without moving to the Business plan. These are the tools worth trying instead. We make Formkit, so it is listed first; every fact about the others comes from their own pricing pages and help centres, checked October 2026.

Pick Fillout when your forms read from or write to Airtable or Notion and a thousand responses a month is enough.

What we compared

  • Responses on the free plan
  • Partial responses kept
  • Custom domain, and on which plan
  • Several people working on the same forms
  • Integrations with your tools

6 Fillout alternatives worth trying

  1. 1. FormkitBest for: Unlimited responses and a custom domain from $6

    Formkit's free plan has no cap on responses and keeps partial responses. It publishes at formkit.app/your-name for free, and a domain like forms.acme.com is on Pro at $6 a month for the whole company. On Pro, responses also go to Notion, Airtable, HubSpot, Google Sheets and Slack.

    Free plan
    Unlimited forms and responses
    First paid plan
    Pro, $6 a month for the whole company
    See what Formkit does
  2. 2. TallyBest for: Free integrations, with no response cap

    Tally is free with unlimited responses within fair use, and connects to Google Sheets, Notion, Airtable and webhooks on its free plan. Partial responses and collaborators are on Pro.

    Free plan
    Unlimited, within fair use
    First paid plan
    Pro, $24 a month
    Formkit vs Tally
  3. 3. TypeformBest for: A polished, conversational feel

    Typeform shows one question at a time and keeps partial responses. Its free plan caps responses each month.

    Free plan
    Capped each month
    Formkit vs Typeform
  4. 4. JotformBest for: A huge catalogue of templates and widgets

    Jotform covers almost every kind of form. Its free Starter plan allows 5 forms and 100 submissions a month, with one user.

    Free plan
    5 forms, 100 submissions a month
    First paid plan
    Bronze, $39 a month
    Formkit vs Jotform
  5. 5. Google FormsBest for: Quick internal forms

    Free with no cap and answers in a spreadsheet in minutes. Published on a shared domain, with a colour and a header for branding.

    Free plan
    No cap
    Formkit vs Google Forms
  6. 6. PaperformBest for: Page-style forms with products or bookings

    Paperform has unlimited users and a page-builder feel. Its free plan allows 30 submissions a month.

    Free plan
    30 submissions a month
    First paid plan
    Pro, $49 a month billed yearly
    Formkit vs Paperform

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Questions people ask

What is the best Fillout alternative with no response limit?

Formkit and Tally both have no response cap on the free plan. Formkit also keeps partial responses for free; Tally keeps them for Pro.

Which alternative works with Airtable and Notion?

Tally connects to both on its free plan. Formkit connects to Notion, Airtable, HubSpot, Google Sheets and Slack on Pro, and to anything else through signed webhooks.

Where can I get a custom domain for less?

Formkit Pro includes a custom domain like forms.acme.com for $6 a month for the whole company. On Fillout, custom domains are on the Business plan.

Does Formkit do one question at a time?

Yes. Conversational mode shows one question per screen, and classic mode shows the whole page. It is a setting on each form.

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