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Comparison

The Wufoo alternative for forms that go more than one place

Wufoo's plans cap forms, entries, users and API requests together, priced primarily as an annual commitment. WebForms plans are unlimited forms, priced by monthly submissions alone.

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Wufoo has been running since 2006 - now part of SurveyMonkey's family of products - and its pricing model shows its age: entries, number of forms, users, file storage and API requests are all capped together per plan, and the headline prices are the annual-billed rate (Starter's $16.25/mo is actually $195 billed once a year; month-to-month costs noticeably more).

The feature list itself is solid and mature - theme designer, field validation, REST API, 400+ templates - but capacity is genuinely tight at the entry tiers: Starter includes just 1,000 entries and 10,000 API requests, numbers that a moderately active contact form can reach within a normal month.

WebForms plans are unlimited forms from the free tier up, priced by a monthly submission quota rather than a bundle of entries, users and API calls all drawing from the same pool. Fan-out to Slack, Discord and Telegram is native, not something built on top of the REST API.

When to stay with Wufoo

Switching has a real cost. These are the cases where we would not bother.

WebForms vs Wufoo

Capability by capability, then their published prices. Anything we quote for Wufoo was read off their own pricing page on the date shown, but prices change - check their pricing directly before deciding.

CapabilityWebFormsWufoo
What it isA backend endpoint. You build and host the form yourself.A hosted form builder with its own editor, themes and templates.
Forms includedUnlimited forms on every plan, including free.5 to unlimited forms depending on plan; Free is capped at 5.
SetupPoint form action at your endpoint. Works with plain HTML.Build in their editor, then embed or share the hosted link.
Submission storageStored, searchable, exportable as CSV or JSON.Stored as "entries", capped from 100 to 200,000 depending on plan.
Fan-out per submissionEmail, Slack, Discord, Telegram and webhooks from one submission.Confirmation emails and integrations built on their REST API.
Conditional routingRoute on field values to different destinations per rule.Form rules control field visibility, not delivery routing.
Delivery logPer-destination status, response and retry history.No per-destination delivery log documented.
Spam filteringHoneypot, Turnstile, rate limits and an AI classifier that learns from your marks.CAPTCHA integration on every plan.
Billing basisMonthly plans, no forced annual commitment.Headline prices are annual-billed; monthly billing costs more per month.

Wufoo pricing

Read from their pricing page on . Prices in USD.

PlanPriceSubmissions
Free$05 forms, 1 user100 entries / month
Starter$16.25 / monthBilled $195 annually; 10 forms1,000 entries / month
Professional$33.25 / monthBilled $399 annually; unlimited forms, 5 users5,000 entries / month
Advanced$83.25 / monthBilled $999 annually; 20 users25,000 entries / month
Ultimate$210.25 / monthBilled $2,523 annually; 60 users200,000 entries / month

Moving from Wufoo

  1. Export your entries

    Download your entry history from Wufoo before changing anything.

  2. Create matching forms

    Add one WebForms form per Wufoo form and copy each endpoint URL. There is no form-count cap to plan around.

  3. Update the action attributes

    Swap the endpoint URL in your markup, or rebuild the form as plain HTML if it was built entirely in Wufoo's editor.

  4. Rebuild destinations, then add routing

    Recreate your confirmation emails and integrations, then add Slack, Discord, Telegram or routing rules if you want them.

Try it without deciding anything

The free plan includes 300 submissions a month, unlimited forms, email delivery, stored submissions and spam filtering, with no card required and no expiry. Point one form at it and keep Wufoo running on the others until you are convinced.

Questions

If your form is built in Wufoo's editor, you will need to rebuild the markup as plain HTML, since we do not offer a form builder. Once you have that, pointing the action attribute at your endpoint is a one-line change.

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