Typeform is a well-designed survey tool. The problem isn't what it does — it's what it costs to access the features you actually need.
If you've been using Typeform and realized that skip logic (the feature that makes surveys intelligent) requires the $59/month Plus plan, you're not alone. That's a common inflection point where people start looking for alternatives.
This post compares Typeform against its main alternatives specifically on skip logic and conditional branching — the features that turn a basic form into a real survey instrument. The comparison is practical, not exhaustive.
Why Skip Logic Changes Everything
Quick context if you're new to the term: skip logic lets you route respondents through different questions based on their answers. Ask "Do you work in market research?" — if yes, show the research-specific question set; if no, jump them to a different section.
Without skip logic, every respondent sees every question. That means:
- Respondents see irrelevant questions and either guess or abandon
- You collect noise alongside real data
- Long surveys look even longer than they need to
With skip logic, each respondent only sees questions relevant to them. The survey feels shorter, completion rates improve, and your data is cleaner.
For anyone doing market research, customer feedback, or structured assessments — skip logic is not optional. It's the feature that makes your survey work correctly.
Typeform's Logic Features — What You Actually Get at Each Price
Let's be precise about Typeform's tiers before comparing anything else.
Typeform Free:
- Up to 10 questions per form
- 100 responses per month
- No conditional logic whatsoever
Typeform Basic ($29/month):
- Unlimited questions
- 100 responses/month
- No conditional logic — this is the surprising part. At $29/month, Typeform still doesn't give you logic.
Typeform Plus ($59/month):
- Unlimited questions
- 1,000 responses/month
- Logic Jumps (Typeform's name for skip logic)
- Conditions (display/hide question logic)
- Custom domain
- Remove Typeform branding
Typeform Business ($99/month):
- Higher response limits
- Advanced integrations
- Priority support
The key fact: If you need skip logic on Typeform, you need the $59/month plan. Not $29. Not free. $59.
What QPoint Survey Offers at €20/Month
QPoint's Professional plan costs €20/month (~$22 at current exchange rates). Here's what you get:
- Skip logic — route respondents forward based on any answer
- Display logic — show or hide any question based on single or multi-condition rules
- Branching logic — full multi-path surveys across question types
- Compute variables — define formulas that calculate values from answers (auto-scoring, derived metrics)
- Unlimited questions
- Embeddable forms
- Zapier integration (9,000+ apps)
- Mobile-optimized
- Custom themes and branding
- Kiosk Survey mode
- 360-degree feedback capability
QPoint at €20/month does everything Typeform Plus ($59/month) does on the logic side, plus adds compute variables that Typeform doesn't offer at any tier.
Side-by-Side Comparison: Logic Features
| Feature | Typeform Free | Typeform Basic ($29) | Typeform Plus ($59) | QPoint Professional (€20) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Skip logic | ❌ | ❌ | ✅ | ✅ |
| Display logic | ❌ | ❌ | ✅ | ✅ |
| Multi-condition logic | ❌ | ❌ | ✅ | ✅ |
| Compute variables / quiz scoring | ❌ | ❌ | ❌ | ✅ |
| Unlimited questions | ❌ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
| Branding removal | ❌ | ❌ | ✅ | ✅ |
| Responses per month | 100 | 100 | 1,000 | Check QPoint site |
| Price | Free | $29/mo | $59/mo | €20/mo |
Where Typeform Is Genuinely Better
This is a fair comparison, so here's where Typeform wins:
Visual design and UX. Typeform's one-question-at-a-time interface is distinctive. If you're sending surveys to customers or research participants where first impressions matter and completion rate on a short survey is the priority, Typeform's conversational interface has documented advantages.
Brand recognition. Typeform links get opened. Respondents recognize the interface. For studies where trust matters, a familiar survey brand reduces friction.
Template library. Typeform has a large, well-designed template library across many use cases.
Third-party integrations. Typeform's native integrations with tools like HubSpot, Salesforce, and Slack are more polished than QPoint's current set (QPoint uses Zapier for most third-party connections).
Where QPoint Wins
Price for logic features. This is the decisive difference. Skip logic + display logic on QPoint at €20/month vs. Typeform Plus at $59/month — same logic capability, 65% cheaper.
Compute variables. This is the feature Typeform doesn't have at any price. QPoint's compute variables let you assign numeric values to answers, define calculation formulas, and output a result — ideal for scored assessments, quiz scoring, compatibility tests, research scoring instruments. Learn how to build a scored quiz with compute variables →
Research-specific features. Skip logic, display logic, and compute variables together make QPoint better suited for structured research surveys than Typeform. Typeform is designed for conversational, experience-first surveys. QPoint is designed for data-first survey work.
Free tier. QPoint's free tier has no time limit (unlike Typeform's trial). You can build and test fully before committing to a paid plan.
The Real Comparison: What Do You Actually Need?
You need Typeform if:
- Your surveys are short (under 15 questions) and customer-facing
- Visual design and brand experience are primary goals
- You're willing to pay $59/month for logic features
- You rely heavily on native HubSpot or Salesforce integrations
You need QPoint if:
- You're doing market research, academic surveys, or structured assessments
- You need skip logic, display logic, and branching at a price that makes sense
- You want quiz scoring or computed results (Typeform can't do this)
- You're a freelancer or small team who needs professional survey capability without $59/month pricing
You need neither if:
- Your surveys are simple, static, and you're fine with Google Forms or Tally
The Logic Gap Is a Business Decision
Here's the thing: Typeform's pricing structure isn't accidental. They've put their most useful features (skip logic) behind their most expensive accessible tier ($59/month) deliberately.
For a market researcher running 3–5 studies per month, paying $59/month is $708/year for what is, functionally, a basic feature of any serious survey tool. QPoint charges €240/year for more logic capability.
That price difference is real money, and it compounds if you're running a small research practice or a freelance consulting business where tools are a meaningful cost.
→ Start with QPoint's free tier — no credit card required
How to Switch from Typeform to QPoint
If you have existing Typeform surveys:
- Export your data first — download all responses from Typeform before switching
- Map your logic — document which questions have Logic Jumps and what conditions you've set
- Rebuild in QPoint — the interface is different but logic concepts translate directly: Logic Jumps in Typeform = Skip Logic in QPoint; Conditions in Typeform = Display Logic in QPoint
- Test before going live — preview mode in QPoint lets you walk through your survey as a respondent to verify all logic paths work as expected
- Update your share links — new QPoint URLs will need to replace any existing Typeform links in your distribution
The rebuild takes time upfront, but you'll recover the time cost in the first month of not paying the Typeform Plus premium.
Summary
Typeform is a good tool behind an expensive pricing wall. If you need skip logic, you're paying $59/month — and you're still not getting compute variables or quiz scoring.
QPoint at €20/month gives you the same core logic features — skip logic, display logic, multi-condition branching — plus compute variables that Typeform doesn't offer at any tier.
For market researchers and survey practitioners who need logic, not aesthetics, QPoint is the straightforward choice.
→ Create a free QPoint account and build your first logic-based survey
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