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Compare Plumeform with 12 survey tools and 5 employee survey platforms on price, limits and features. Each page explains when the other tool may be a better fit and links to its pricing page.

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100 responses a month, no card. Prices checked July, September and October 2026.

Typeform

Free:10 responses a month

10,000 a month:$129 / mo (Business; $91 billed yearly)

Better at:300+ native integrations, and video answers

Conversational forms with a large native integration catalog. Plumeform vs Typeform

Microsoft Forms

Free:Included with Microsoft 365

10,000 a month:Included

Better at:internal surveys inside one Microsoft tenant

Included with Microsoft 365; external access depends on organization settings. Plumeform vs Microsoft Forms

SurveyMonkey

Free:25 viewable responses a survey, no export

10,000 a month:$39 / mo billed yearly, for 15,000 a YEAR

Better at:buying a sample through their own panel

The caps are annual, and going over them costs $0.15 a response. Plumeform vs SurveyMonkey

Qualtrics

Free:3 surveys, 500 responses in total

10,000 a month:Quote only; median $28,600 a year

Better at:enterprise governance and an implementation team

Advanced research tools and institutional purchasing options. Plumeform vs Qualtrics

Tally

Free:Unlimited submissions, fair use

10,000 a month:$29 / mo (Pro; $24 billed yearly)

Better at:payments in forms, custom domains, free volume

Document-style forms with unlimited free submissions under fair use. Plumeform vs Tally

Jotform

Free:100 a month, 500 stored ever

10,000 a month:$129 / mo (Gold; $99 billed yearly)

Better at:PDF forms, payments, and a huge widget library

The free plan has a lifetime cap, not a monthly one: the 501st needs a plan. Plumeform vs Jotform

Alchemer

Free:Mostly a 7-day trial

10,000 a month:$55 to $275 per user / mo

Better at:conjoint, full MaxDiff designs and professional services

Priced per seat, with the research tooling on the most expensive seat. Plumeform vs Alchemer

Formstack

Free:None, 14-day trial

10,000 a month:$99 / mo ($83 annual)

Better at:document generation and eSign beside the form

No free plan, one builder seat, and submissions capped per form. Plumeform vs Formstack

Fillout

Free:1,000 a month

10,000 a month:$75 / mo (Business)

Better at:the most generous free plan on this page

Ten times our free allowance, and no research controls at any price. Plumeform vs Fillout

LimeSurvey

Free:Unlimited, if you host it

10,000 a month:$432 a year for 10,000 a YEAR

Better at:full control on your own server, and 80+ languages

Open source when you have somebody to run it; annual caps when you do not. Plumeform vs LimeSurvey

Paperform

Free:30 a month

10,000 a month:$59 / mo, unlimited submissions

Better at:unlimited volume on one flat price

Above 10,000 responses a month their flat plan is the cheaper shape. Plumeform vs Paperform

Plumeform

Free:100 a month, kept forever

10,000 a month:$15 / mo ($12 annual)

Better at:research controls, data quality, live analysis

Attention checks, timers, quotas, screening, randomisation and consent on a $15 plan. See the pricing

Employee survey platforms

Engagement and pulse tools priced per employee. Their column is what a 50-person team pays in a year.

Culture Amp

Free:None listed

A 50-person team, a year:By quote, billed annually

Better at:Benchmarks, HRIS data and stronger confidentiality

An employee experience platform with benchmarks and people science, sold by quote. Plumeform vs Culture Amp

Officevibe

Free:None listed

A 50-person team, a year:$4,999 billed annually, plus $32 per manager a month

Better at:Team reports for managers, with Slack and Teams integrations

Pulse surveys and manager reports inside Workleap's people platform. Plumeform vs Officevibe

Lattice

Free:None listed

A 50-person team, a year:$4,000 a year (the minimum agreement)

Better at:Engagement inside a full performance platform

Engagement surveys as one module of a performance management suite. Plumeform vs Lattice

15Five

Free:None listed

A 50-person team, a year:$2,400 a year (Engage, $4 per user a month)

Better at:Benchmarks, and check-ins and performance in one platform

Engagement surveys inside a performance and manager coaching platform. Plumeform vs 15Five

TINYpulse

Free:None listed

A 50-person team, a year:No published price; demo request

Better at:Recognition and two-way anonymous conversations

A pulse and recognition platform, now sold by WebMD Health Services. Plumeform vs TINYpulse

Plumeform

Free:100 a month: a monthly pulse for up to 100 people

A 50-person team, a year:$0 on Free, or $144 on Pro billed yearly

Better at:price, anonymous answers, any survey

A minimum group size and eNPS over time, free, with Pro at $15 a month and no annual contract. See employee surveys

How these are written

How to read these comparisons.

Their wins come first

Each page lists reasons to choose either tool. Plumeform does not accept payments in surveys, have a native Salesforce integration, or sell access to a participant panel. Those requirements may point you to another product.

Prices come from their page

Read off the vendor’s own pricing page, with the month we checked and a link to it. Where a vendor publishes no price, the page says that instead of guessing. Enterprise quotes move, so treat any figure as of the date beside it.

The maths is shown

Compare the billing period and response allowance as well as the price. The tables state whether an allowance is monthly, annual, or per form, and whether the listed rate requires annual billing.

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