Use Google Forms for internal surveys and quizzes where cost matters more than looks: it's free, with no practical response limit. Use Typeform when the form faces customers and the experience matters — but plan to pay, because its free plan has a small response cap.
| Feature | Typeform | Google Forms |
|---|---|---|
| How you pay | Free plan with a small monthly response cap; paid plans tiered by responses | Free with a Google account; also part of Google Workspace |
| Response limits | Set by your plan | No practical limit |
| Form style | One question at a time, full-screen | All questions on one page, or split into sections |
| Look and branding | Detailed design control; remove Typeform branding on paid plans | Header image, colours and a few fonts |
| Logic | Logic jumps, variables and calculations | Go to a section based on an answer |
| Quizzes | Possible with scoring | Built in, with automatic grading |
| Where answers go | Typeform's dashboard and a large catalogue of integrations | Google Sheets, plus built-in summary charts |
We don't quote prices here because they change. Today's numbers: Typeform pricing · Google Forms pricing.
johoforms sits between the two: one-question-at-a-time forms like Typeform, AI that writes the questions from a single sentence, and a free plan with unlimited forms and 1,000 responses a month. Pro is $19/month with no response limit.