Start from a template or a blank page and add the questions you need. Share it as a link, a QR code on a poster or a form on your website. Every answer lands in a table you can search and download, with a summary of each question as responses come in.
Big buttons, the right keyboard for numbers and emails, and long forms split into pages. Nobody needs an account to answer.
Ask for an address only when someone chooses delivery, or a reason only when they say no. Required questions they never see never block them.
Send it on WhatsApp, print the QR code on a flyer, or paste one line into your website. Close it on a date or after a number of responses.
A table to search and star, one response at a time, a chart for every question, a recommend score for feedback, and Excel or CSV whenever you want.
Yes: 10 forms and 1,000 responses a month, with every kind of question, logic, emails to you and downloads. Paid plans remove the limits and the ToolkitDeck line, and email people a copy of their answers.
Short and long answers, email, phone, number, date and time, one choice, several choices, dropdowns, star ratings, a 0 to 10 scale, yes or no, an agreement box, headings, text and page breaks.
No. Forms collect answers, never money. For an order form, confirm the total with the customer and take payment the way you already do.
Yes. Set the number of responses it takes, or a date and time it closes, or pause it by hand. The link then says it is not taking responses.
Yes, with your own colour and logo, questions that appear after an answer, a QR code built in, and an email to you on every response.
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