A Typeform alternative with no signup and no caps
Typeform makes beautiful conversational forms and charges for scale. FormCraft makes plain, fast, accessible forms that you own outright, down to the HTML.
Open the builderSide by side
| FormCraft | Typeform | |
|---|---|---|
| Account to build | None | Required |
| Free plan limits | No limits (no responses are stored) | Monthly response cap on the free plan |
| Layout | Page or multi-step with progress bar | One question per screen |
| Conditional logic | No | Yes |
| Response dashboard | No: email, CSV/JSON download or your endpoint | Yes, with analytics |
| Export as your own HTML | Yes | No (embed script) |
| JSON / JSON Schema export | Yes | Via API on paid plans |
| Where data lives | Your browser, your inbox or your endpoint | Typeform’s servers |
Pick FormCraft if…
- you’ve hit a free-plan response limit;
- you want the form’s code on your own site with no third-party script;
- privacy matters and you don’t want responses stored by a vendor.
Stick with Typeform if…
- you need branching logic, payments or file uploads;
- you want built-in response analytics and integrations;
- the one-question-at-a-time style is central to your brand.
Questions people ask
Is FormCraft a free Typeform alternative?
For building and sharing forms, yes — with no account and no response caps, because FormCraft never handles responses. It doesn’t copy Typeform’s one-question-per-screen style; it uses multi-step pages instead.
Can I do one question per screen?
Yes: put a “New step” block between every question. Each question then gets its own screen with a progress bar.
Does FormCraft have logic jumps?
No. Conditional logic needs rules evaluated per answer, and FormCraft keeps forms deliberately simple and portable as plain HTML. For light branching, use an “If yes…” instruction in the question text or separate forms.