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Fillout vs TypeformWhich one to pick, and when

Fillout vs Typeform compared on the free plans: response limits, logic, collaborators, partial responses, your own link and Claude and ChatGPT.

  • 6 things compared
  • Free plans, unless a row says otherwise
  • Checked October 2026

The short answer

Fillout and Typeform both make polished forms. Fillout leans on databases like Airtable and Notion, with unlimited seats for free. Typeform leans on a conversational, one-question-at-a-time feel. Here is how their free plans compare, from each product's own pricing page and help centre, checked October 2026.

Pick Fillout when your forms read from or write to Airtable or Notion and 1,000 responses a month is enough. Pick Typeform when the conversational format is the point. If you want no response cap, partial responses for free and a custom domain for $6 a month, Formkit does that.

Pick Fillout when

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

A capable form builder with a generous free response limit and strong ties to Airtable, Notion and other databases.

Pick Typeform when

the conversational format is the point and you are happy within the free tier response cap.

Conversation-led forms with a polished respondent experience. It made one-question-at-a-time the default expectation for a considered form.

Feature by feature

Based on each product’s own pricing page, help centre and developer docs, October 2026, and the free plan unless a row says otherwise. Only what we could check for both is shown, with Formkit alongside. Plans change, so check theirs before you decide.

CapabilityFillout2 yes, 1 partly, 3 noTypeform3 yes, 3 partly6 yes
Responses on the free planPartly1,000 a monthPartlyCapped each month; the figure changesYesNo cap on forms or responses
Conditional logicYesIncludedYesLogic jumpsYesSkip, show, hide
Publish under your own linkNoShared domainPartlyPaid plansYesPersonal and company handles
People working on a formYesUnlimited seatsPartlyPaid seatsYesUnlimited members, 3 guests per form
Partial responses keptNoPaid plansYesPartials shownYesOn every plan
Works in Claude and ChatGPT (MCP)NoNot offered for formsYesMCP serverYesEvery plan, with in-chat views
  • Responses on the free planFillout: Partly1,000 a monthFormkit: YesNo cap on forms or responses
  • Conditional logicFillout: YesIncludedFormkit: YesSkip, show, hide
  • Publish under your own linkFillout: NoShared domainFormkit: YesPersonal and company handles
  • People working on a formFillout: YesUnlimited seatsFormkit: YesUnlimited members, 3 guests per form
  • Partial responses keptFillout: NoPaid plansFormkit: YesOn every plan
  • Works in Claude and ChatGPT (MCP)Fillout: NoNot offered for formsFormkit: YesEvery plan, with in-chat views

Questions people ask

Is Fillout a good Typeform alternative?

Yes, especially for teams: Fillout gives unlimited seats on its free plan and 1,000 responses a month. Typeform's free plan caps responses each month and charges for extra seats.

Which keeps partial responses for free?

Typeform shows partial responses. Fillout keeps them for paid plans. Formkit keeps them on every plan.

Which works with Claude and ChatGPT?

Typeform has an MCP server. Fillout doesn't offer one for forms. Formkit's works on every plan.

Neither quite fits? Formkit is free with no cap on responses, one question at a time or a whole page, and your own link.

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