Item: Wufoo
Rating: 9
Author: Stephen Steinberg

Overall Satisfaction with Wufoo

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Wufoo for any form (lead gen, contact, market research) where we want to ensure we'll be able to log all submissions. Have the option to transfer them to a different program for analysis or use (Google Docs, Email Marketing, CRM, etc.). Wufoo's extensive catalog of integrations makes that easy.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Great pricing
Extensive list of native integrations

Cons

Wish there was more customizability with how the form looks embedded on a website.
Wish there was better onboarding or a smaller learning curve for more advanced customizations.

Return on Investment

Making it easy, quick (and sometimes free) to build a form or two when otherwise we'd need expensive development.
Keeps the flow of information in our important systems updated immediately, keeping our marketing process efficient.

Alternatives Considered

Typeform, Zoho Forms and JotForm

They all have very similar freemium and low tier plans, so it comes down to what exactly you need and what you can live without. However, I highly suggest paying up to at least remove branding to keep all your forms on-brand to build trust with your clients and partners.

Other Software Used

JotForm, Zoho Forms, Typeform

Likelihood to Recommend

If you only need a handful of simple forms and therefore don't need to pay for a complex form builder that would be overkill, Wufoo is always a top 3 choice. Usually, with straightforward form needs, it comes down to your exact specifications and exactly how many you need - that's where most form providers differ on their free and cheap plans.

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Wufoo is always a solid choice for freemium and low-cost forms