Typeform Alternative With Payments, Booking and a CRM: $39

For a host who collects hundreds of registrations a month and wants the form to take a payment or book a call, Webinly Forms is the Typeform alternative to look at first: it comes with every Webinly plan from $39 a month, has branching and scoring, and its plan table lists no response cap.

The trade is that Webinly is a webinar platform with a form builder inside it, so the $39 also carries a registration page, reminder emails, a replay, a checkout and a CRM. If all you need is a short survey with a handful of answers a month, Typeform's Free plan still does that job.

Typeform's ladder, from its pricing page: Free, a limited number of responses a month (about 10, by secondary sources), one user, Typeform branding. Basic, $39 a month or $28 billed yearly, 100 responses, one user. Plus, $79 or $56 yearly, 1,000 responses, three users, branding removed. Business, $129 or $91 yearly, 10,000 responses, five users. Growth Flow, $379, adds Salesforce and email and SMS follow-ups; Enterprise is a custom price with SSO and custom domains.

Every form on the account draws from one monthly count, so a registration form and a survey share the 100 or 1,000. Webinly Forms is priced the other way round: the plan is set by webinars and live viewers, and the form rides along.

Nine things a webinar host asks for, each tool's own answer from its public pages; where a page says nothing, the cell says so.

The builder is the same on every plan, Starter included. Four modes (Universal and Lead qualification for one ending, Knowledge quiz and Match quiz for several), one question per screen, and question types from a contact block and picture choice to file upload, signature, a recorded video answer and a partial-submit point, so anyone who quits later is still a contact. A form written in Arabic runs right to left. Logic can jump, end the form or route to an ending, a condition can read a parameter in the link, and scoring is recalculated on the server; each form has its own link and embeds inline or opens from a button in a pop-up.

The ending is where the money is. Each ending can tag the contact, then show a thank-you, open your booking page with name and email filled in, take a payment, send the person to a replay, register them for a webinar, or open a link with their details. The payment runs on your own Stripe or Tap account, for an amount you set or a saved offer's price, and once it clears the person can land on your booking page: a deposit, then the call.

Two limits: a form payment is one fixed-price item, one charge at a time, with no subscriptions or instalments, and payment and booking come after the last question, not inside it. Every plan and add-on is on the pricing page.

A form with an email question, or a contact block with Map to contacts switched on, creates or updates a contact. The response is saved on it, mapped answers update its fields, and the visit's UTM source is kept. The submission sits on the timeline next to their webinar activity and live lead scores, and the webinar CRM sorts contacts by score, so your follow-up starts at the top.

A submission can also start an automation: wait, branch on scores, stage, tags or behaviour, send an email or a WhatsApp message, alert you, tag or move them. WhatsApp needs your number connected through Meta's own window, a template Meta has approved, a phone number with its country code and, for promotional messages, an opt-in; a missing one skips the step and logs it. There is no SMS.

One honest edge: no email, no contact. Such a form still saves responses and emails you each, but tags nobody and cannot follow up.

There is no Typeform importer, so a form is rebuilt rather than copied. Five to eight questions take an afternoon, mostly the ending.

Stay under the Free cap with no payment or call to take, and Typeform costs nothing; Webinly is not free. Stay for Salesforce, SMS follow-ups or multi-language forms, on Growth Flow at $379 a month, or SSO and HIPAA on Enterprise. Count your people, too: five users share one Business plan at $129; Webinly's Starter is just you, Pro three people at $159, Scale ten, extra people $19 a month on Pro and Scale.

Typeform is also the cheaper way to remove branding when a form is all you need: Plus does it at $79; Webinly's badge goes on Pro at $159, which also goes live and carries your own domain. You also give up calendar sync beyond Google Calendar and instalments on a form payment.

At 100 responses a month both tools charge $39: Typeform Basic, or Webinly Starter, which also runs an automated webinar. At 1,000, Typeform moves to Plus at $79, or $56 billed yearly, and Webinly stays at $39, or $32.50 yearly. At 10,000, Typeform is Business at $129; the Webinly plan is still set by webinars and live minutes.

Over a year, Plus billed yearly is 12 times $56, which is $672; Starter is $390. It flips on people: three users on Typeform Plus are $79 a month, three people on Webinly are $159 on Pro. The whole ladder, yearly bills included, is in Typeform pricing in 2026.