Typeform Reviews & Product Details

This tool is the most effective of all as it has helped me to get closer to my audience and know I always get a clear picture regarding what they think of our product. The most common questions which my customers want to ask have been converted in to a form by the help of which I get to know what exactly they need and how I can bring the modification in my product. In addition it is very user-friendly software with simplest interface I did not face any issue in its installation and in its configuration as well.

This tool has not so many features for example it talks about the surveys then only it will help us to create new forms no more features are associated with it like polls, like communication and live chat with those who gave the answers thus I do not look on it as a complete package, there is much room for improvement also it is not suitable for the large setups.

By the help of this tool I am capable of easily design the survey forms and its feature, which refer to one-question-at-a-time, it has increased the ratio of completed form in this I target the maximum audience. I am much impressed with its all efficient features and functions.

Easily create great looking forms for gathering information

Not much. I would like an option to have a user go back and change their original responses.

We are currently using Typeform to have students complete a Health Declaration form relating to COVID-19 before returning to study.

Typeform easily allows for the creation of surveys and other forms. I was able to easily distribute a comparison of our two most frequently used internal products to our entire organization (300-500 staff members) with no prior experience with the application. I found it great that I could add conditional questions to my form, so if somebody didn't have a specific response to something, they'd get an alternate question. It was also very easy to collaborate with the head of our design team to view the status of the survey, and view how many in our organization had responded.

I was only able to export to an Excel file. It would be great to have more analytics options to share with my software teams. Something like a well-visualized PDF would be ideal. As is, I had to convert the data to charts that I made myself myself so that I could review it with our department heads.

I needed a quick and painless way to survey my entire organization and Typeform provided it. It was extremely easy to configure and set up with no prior experience. I hadn't used a form creation tool before, so I didn't realize how much I needed help with it!

I love the user experience. The visual flow is a great way to break up the work day and make forms/surveys enjoyable.

The templates are great, but hard to mold into what I need them to be, while starting from scratch can take too much time.

Accessibility and adherence. They embed well into our knowledge management system which makes them more accessible and (qualitatively) more employees are adherent.

Basically, this process offers us all the benefit of ensuring a variety of configurations. We will design models for school, function as corporate transactions, market contacts, customer relations and career requirements with prototypes already in position for these goals and objectives. A individual can get all different types of skills and equipment to make fun evaluations and end up sharing them with the audience he 's dealing with. The survey result can be reviewed under no space and adjustments can even be made to the errors.

Typeform poses issues and causes problems as we build a particular form using this program. It's a great resource, but very no paperwork, so we can't handle our activities so operate the survey deployment in a brilliant way. And doesn't have clever connections to a particular collaborative app framework as all the various functionality can be overwhelming and novice people couldn't navigate the interface more quickly.

I am a market developer and have a lot of valuable clients, and being effective and sticking with tight timelines should be of absolute significance to him, through integrating Typeform into my framework, I have been able to demonstrate a substantial improvement in efficiency in the projects on which I operate, giving me a range of tools for the development of electronic forms that provide me complete production assistance.

I value and acknowledge the full assistance that Typeform offers to us, when it comes on the collection of the information concerning our company, and setting up the procedures which we can undertake.

We see significant efforts made by the developer of Typeform, and since we all want to learn more from the tool, we continue to give it a chance to exploit its potential.

Besides the information collection, Typeform has an online form builder, which means, a company can develop a questionnaire which the company can answer. Also, the quick loading ability of Typeform increases the chances of correct decisions.

It's to easy to use and do different questions

The support, sometimes they give you a support URL for answer your questions. I can find it without help, I need someone who answer my questions, I don't need that they give me a link of a help blog

Have information for my clients, recieve feedback, pay something...

Typeform is the tool we use (in addition to our owned tools) to track consumers' insights and create landing pages for lead generation. It takes time to deeply understand all the functions as it is very flexible and adaptable to different purposes, but it's worth, as it is really useful and innovative.

It takes time to deeply understand all the functions, it could have a simplified user experience.

We use Typeform for lead generation and consumer surveys.

Typeform is an incredibly easy to use form and survey tool. I love how simple it is to build and publish content with a variety of question types. Their templates also do a wonderful job of both sharing inspiration for other uses but also letting you customize it quickly.

It can sometimes be difficult visually to understand what paths you've created when you are using the advanced branching features but it's nothing too difficult to overcome.

We use Typeform to capture feedback from our internal and customer training sessions. We also use it as a form to gather training pre-work questions from customers as well.

Typeform enables flux insights to create beautiful engaging questionnaires our potential clients will love to complete.

Currently I can honestly say there is nothing I dislike about Typeform,

We predominantly use Type from as part of our business development campaign programme, on LinkedIn and Facebook. The questionnaires are easy to setup and integrate into automated marketing campaigns.

Easy to use. Loved the interface, the design.

When trying to created a form with a more complex design, it was very difficult to get it right in different screens resolutions

Making forms in minutes, thus, getting fast feedback from clients, or getting fast registrations.

I really like the options you have to personalize the questions and answers and the very different types of questions. Also, it gives to the survey a more professional look than other platforms, being able to personalize every aspect such as fonts, colors, so you can follow the brand image perfectly.

When personalizing the design of the survey the back image changes depending on the monitor you use or if you see it on your phone. I think the image on the background should be fixed and not change depending on the factors that I mentioned above.

Much more personalized surveys, good graphics about the results, great integration with google sheets to have all the results details. From my experience people are more willing to fill in a survey in Typeform than in other platforms.

the best thing i like about typeform is their option of dragging and drooping that makes the cutomization looks very easy and simple.

I had no issue with typeform it works fine for me.

We use to take online surveys through typeform

Without a doubt, what I like most about Typeform is the graphical interface that forms have once they are finished. There is nothing like the ease of use for the end user. Also the logical jumps, which make the forms much more dynamic. Another good thing about Typeform is that the whole process of creating a form and customizing it completely to your liking is very simple. In addition, web integrations are very quick to manage.

Irremediably, what I don't like are the big limitations of the free version with respect to the premium version. I believe that the logical jumps is the holy grail of the Typeforms and the premium price is high to justify this expense. Another of the things I don't like about Typeform is the limitations in terms of the number of questions that can be asked in the free version. I think they are few for any medium / advanced use. Finally, there is something that I do not like, and that is that the customization is good but sometimes it falls a little short.

The problems that I have been able to solve with Typeform are those related to giving my potential clients a quick solution to contact me, without writing boring data. Nor do they see a boring form with the fields name, email, message ... I have also been able to create a quick form so that the potential clients of my website can send files or screenshots in a simple and transparent way.

I like its presentation feature which focuses single question at a time making a user easy to complete the form without getting annoyed or confused.

With its free plan, the questions and responses are limited to 10 and 100 respectively which I dislike about the application.

Typeform enabled us to design user-friendly contact and survey forms for collecting better responses from our customers and followers.