Typeform Pricing 2026: Basic, Plus, Business and the Response Caps

Typeform costs $28 a month on Basic, $56 on Plus and $91 on Business when billed yearly, or $39, $79 and $129 month to month, and the plans include 100, 1,000 and 10,000 responses a month. Growth Flow adds marketing automation at $266 a month yearly, Talent is a $119 HR plan, and Enterprise is a custom contract. The free plan exists but the pricing page gives it only "a limited number of responses per month" with no figure.

Those are the rates on Typeform's pricing page as read on 26 October 2026. Typeform bills by responses, not by forms or questions, so the plan you need is set by how many people finish your forms each month, and the response cap resets monthly on both billing terms. This page prices each plan per response, shows where the caps bite, and runs one year of a 2,500-response month on Typeform and SurveyMonkey. The product verdict, including the editor and the integrations, is in our Typeform review.

Toolradar data: Toolradar, the software directory we run, tracks 84 form builders as of 25 October 2026, and Typeform is the most cross-shopped of them, listed as an alternative to 53 other tools, per the form builders ranking. The median cheapest paid plan across the 26 form builders that publish one is $15.50 a month, so Typeform's entry price sits well above the field it leads. Its directory record is Typeform on Toolradar. Techpresso data: Beehiiv's export for this newsletter, refreshed November 8, 2026, counts 800,000+ active subscribers, with an average open rate of 37%.

Typeform plans at a glance

The yearly figure is the one the page shows first and is close to 30% below the monthly rate. The yearly totals in brackets are our arithmetic, 12 times the yearly-billing rate; the $468, $948 and $1,548 that Typeform prints under the monthly prices are a year on monthly billing. Our arithmetic puts Basic 28% cheaper on the yearly term, Plus 29% and Business 29.5%. Every cap applies per month whichever way you pay, so a yearly plan does not pool twelve months of responses.

How much does Typeform cost per response?

Dividing each plan's yearly price by its monthly allowance gives the cost of a response when you use the whole cap, our arithmetic from the printed figures.

Basic is thirty times dearer per response than Business, which is the whole shape of Typeform's pricing: the entry plan is for a form that collects a few leads a week, and the moment a form goes on a busy page the maths pushes you two tiers up. A Plus customer who fills the 1,000 cap pays about the same per response as a Business customer using a third of theirs, so a team at 3,000 or more responses a month is better off on Business even before the analytics it adds.

The caps are hard. The comparison table on the pricing page lists a maximum monthly response limit per plan, which includes the base allowance plus add-ons: 750 on Basic, 2,500 on Plus and 50,000 on Business and Growth Flow. The page does not print what a response add-on costs, so a Basic customer who regularly needs 500 responses is looking at Plus, not at an add-on, and anyone over 50,000 a month is sent to sales.

What each Typeform plan is for

Basic: one user and 100 responses

Basic buys the full editor: unlimited typeforms, unlimited questions, AI-generated forms, conditional logic and the webhooks and native integrations that push answers into a CRM or a spreadsheet. The two limits are a single seat and 100 responses a month, with 750 as the ceiling if you buy more. Typeform's branding stays on the form. It fits a consultant's intake form or a small event's registration; a lead form on a website with real traffic will outgrow it in the first month.

Plus: branding off and 1,000 responses

Plus is the first plan a company can put in front of customers, because it removes the Typeform branding and allows a custom subdomain, and it adds two seats. The cap rises tenfold to 1,000 responses, with 2,500 as the ceiling. At $672 a year on yearly billing it is the plan for a marketing team running a few campaigns, a quiz funnel, or customer feedback that does not reach four figures a month.

Business: analytics and 10,000 responses

Business is where Typeform stops being a form tool and starts being a conversion tool: drop-off rates per question, conversion tracking and priority support with live chat, five seats, and 10,000 responses a month with a 50,000 ceiling. At $1,092 a year on yearly billing it costs 62.5% more than Plus for ten times the responses, our arithmetic, which is why any form that is part of a funnel should start here rather than grow into it.

Growth Flow and Talent: the two specialised plans

Growth Flow, at $266 a month yearly or $379 monthly, keeps Business's 10,000 responses and adds what a marketing operations team would otherwise bolt on: the Contacts and Automations add-on included, enrichment of 1,500 responses a month, the Salesforce integration, multi-language forms and email and SMS follow-ups. It is the only plan sold with a 14-day trial, and the trial asks for a card. Talent, at $119 a month yearly, is the HR version: 3,000 responses, 3 users, video questions and reCAPTCHA, for candidate screening and employee surveys rather than lead capture; the HR field is ranked in best survey tools for HR teams.

Add-ons and the costs outside the plan price

• Contacts and Automations. The add-on that turns responses into a contact database with automated follow-ups costs $25 a month for 2,400 actions on Plus and above, or $75 a month for 12,000 actions on Business and above, billed monthly, with 25,000 contacts across all forms. Growth Flow includes it.
• Extra responses. Each plan has a ceiling above its base allowance, but the pricing page prints the ceilings, not the add-on price. Budget on the next plan up rather than on add-ons.
• Seats. Seats are fixed per plan (1, 3, 5) and the page offers no per-seat add-on below Enterprise. A sixth collaborator is an Enterprise conversation.
• Enrichment and video. Lead enrichment is Growth Flow only (1,500 a month, 5,000 maximum), and video question views and answers have their own monthly counters on Growth Flow and Talent.
• Downgrades. The page's FAQ says a plan change takes effect at the end of the prepaid period, forms are not deleted, but forms may be closed to new responses and seats reduced if the new plan is smaller.

A year of 2,500 responses a month: Typeform vs SurveyMonkey

We priced one workload, a survey or lead form that collects 2,500 responses a month (30,000 a year), on Typeform and on SurveyMonkey, with prices read on SurveyMonkey's pricing page the same day. SurveyMonkey counts responses per year on its annual plans and charges $0.15 for each response over the limit.

Typeform Business is $576 a year cheaper than the SurveyMonkey plan that fits the same volume, and $1,626 cheaper than SurveyMonkey Advantage once its overage is added, our arithmetic from both price lists. The comparison flips at low volume: a team collecting 1,000 responses a year pays $468 on SurveyMonkey Advantage or $336 on Typeform Basic billed yearly, but gets 15,000 responses on one and 1,200 on the other. SurveyMonkey sells volume by the year, Typeform by the month, and a seasonal survey favours the yearly bucket. Typeform's closest form-builder rival is priced in Typeform vs Jotform, and the free tiers across the category are in best free survey tools.

Is Typeform worth the price?

For a form that sits in a funnel, yes, because the per-response cost on Business is under a cent at the cap and the plan carries the drop-off analytics that justify the design. For a contact form, a registration page or an internal survey, no: the same response on Basic costs $0.28, and Google Forms or the free tiers in best form builders collect it for nothing. The honest middle is Plus, which exists to take the Typeform logo off a customer-facing form, and whose 1,000-response cap is the number to check before you buy.

Two things to watch before signing a yearly plan. The response cap is monthly even on the annual term, so a launch month that triples traffic does not borrow from a quiet one. And the page's own 30% yearly saving is a 28% to 29.5% saving by our arithmetic, which is still $132 to $456 a year, but it is the figure to put in the budget.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Typeform cost per month in 2026?

Basic costs $28 a month billed yearly or $39 month to month, Plus $56 or $79, and Business $91 or $129, per Typeform's pricing page read on 26 October 2026. Growth Flow is $266 or $379, Talent $119 or $169, and Enterprise is a custom quote.

How many responses does each Typeform plan include?

Basic includes 100 responses a month, Plus 1,000, Business and Growth Flow 10,000, and Talent 3,000, reset monthly on both billing terms. The maximum with add-ons is 750 on Basic, 2,500 on Plus, 50,000 on Business and Growth Flow and 7,500 on Talent; above 50,000 a month Typeform asks you to contact sales.

Does Typeform have a free plan?

Yes. The pricing page offers a Free plan to try the editor and describes it as including basic features with a limited number of responses per month, without printing the number. Forms on it carry Typeform branding, which comes off on Plus.

Is Typeform cheaper than SurveyMonkey?

At 2,500 responses a month, Typeform Business billed yearly comes to $1,092 a year by our arithmetic, $576 less than SurveyMonkey Premier at $1,668, the SurveyMonkey plan that covers 30,000 responses a year. At low volume SurveyMonkey Advantage's 15,000 responses a year for $468 beats Typeform Basic's 1,200 a year for $336.

What does the yearly discount save on Typeform?

$132 a year on Basic ($336 billed yearly, our arithmetic, against the $468 of twelve monthly payments of $39), $276 on Plus ($672 against $948) and $456 on Business ($1,092 against $1,548), the savings Typeform prints beside each plan. That is a 28% to 29.5% discount by our arithmetic, against the "save 30%" label on the billing toggle.

Can I buy extra responses on Typeform without changing plan?

Each plan has a ceiling above its included responses, 750 on Basic and 2,500 on Plus for example, which the page describes as the base plus possible add-ons, but it does not print the add-on's price. For a sustained increase, the next plan is the reliable route.

Sources and method

Prices and limits were read on Typeform's pricing page on 26 October 2026, including the plan cards, the "compare all plans" table for the response ceilings, seats and enrichment counters, the add-on cards for Contacts and Automations, and the page's FAQ for the plan-change terms. SurveyMonkey's figures come from its individual plans page, read the same day. Cost-per-response figures divide the printed plan price by the printed monthly allowance; yearly totals multiply the printed yearly-billing monthly rate by 12, and the year of 2,500 responses multiplies printed prices and overage rates. Toolradar figures come from the form builders ranking and Typeform on Toolradar; SurveyMonkey and Jotform have records there too.

Typeform changes plan limits and prices with little notice, and the free plan's allowance is not on the pricing page, so check the page before you commit. These figures were read on 26 October 2026.

Cite this: Techpresso, "Typeform Pricing 2026: Basic, Plus, Business and the Response Caps", November 2026.

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