tisdag 22 september 2026
Dagens namn: Maurits, Moritz
The best free survey maker for unlimited responses and AI-assisted creation is SpaceForms, while Tally, Google Forms and SurveyPlanet also allow substantial or unlimited free collection. Typeform is the strongest choice for visual design, but its free plan allows only 10 responses per month. The comparison below focuses on response limits, account requirements, exports and the first paid upgrade.
Prices and free-plan details were checked on 8 September 2026. “Unlimited” still needs context: some services apply fair-use rules or practical limits, while others restrict exports or analysis.
| Tool | Free? | Free response limit | Account requirement | Free export | Lowest public paid price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SpaceForms | Yes | Unlimited, according to the vendor | No account to start building; an account is requested to save, share or publish | CSV stated; JSON also listed | $14/month Pro | AI-generated surveys and unlimited collection |
| Tally | Yes | Unlimited, subject to fair-use guidelines | No sign-up needed to create the first form; an account is used for saving and management | Not clearly stated on the pricing page | $29/month or $290/year | Advanced free form features |
| Google Forms | Yes | No paid response quota advertised; practical limits apply at scale | Google account required to create and manage forms | Google Sheets and CSV | $0 for Google Forms | Quick surveys linked to spreadsheets |
| SurveyPlanet | Yes | Unlimited surveys, questions and responses | Free account required | Not included; export is a Pro feature | $20/month or $180/year | Unlimited collection when in-app reports are enough |
| Typeform | Yes | 10 responses per month across all forms | Email or account required | Spreadsheet export included | $39/month, or $28/month annually | Visual and conversational survey design |
| Jotform | Yes | 100 submissions per month across up to five forms | Free account required | Available, subject to storage and usage limits | $34/month when billed annually | Operational forms, payments and workflows |
| SurveyMonkey | Yes | 25 viewable responses per survey | Account required | Not included in the Basic feature list | $99/month, or $39/month annually | Established research workflows |
SpaceForms is free to use and advertises unlimited responses. You can begin building without an account, and it can generate a survey from a written description. An account is requested when you want to save, share or publish the survey. Its free builder states that CSV export is available, while the homepage also lists JSON.
For a new or smaller platform, the trade-off is a less established product and fewer integrations than Typeform, Jotform and SurveyMonkey. Its free NPS and CSAT calculators are useful extras for specific feedback tasks. SpaceForms is the best fit here if your priority is collecting unlimited responses without starting with a paid plan.
Tally offers unlimited forms and submissions on its free plan, alongside conditional logic, file uploads, signatures, payments and integrations. Fair-use guidelines remain the important qualification. Export details for the free plan are not clearly stated on its pricing page. Pro costs $29 per month or $290 per year, according to Tally’s pricing page.
Google Forms costs nothing for basic Forms use and connects responses to Google Sheets or CSV downloads. A Google account is required for the creator, although respondents do not necessarily need one. Google does not advertise a paid response quota, but large datasets can affect response summaries and Sheets synchronisation, so “unlimited” is too broad for every workflow.
SurveyPlanet includes unlimited surveys, questions and responses on its free plan, as well as anonymous surveys and basic reports. CSV, Excel, JSON, Word and PDF exports are Pro features. That makes it suitable when you only need its built-in reporting; it becomes less attractive when downloading the raw data matters. Pro is $20 per month or $180 per year, as listed by SurveyPlanet.
Typeform offers polished visual customisation, logic, embedding and spreadsheet export. The free plan allows 10 responses per month across all forms, so it is better for testing a concept than running a public survey with a meaningful sample. Basic is listed at $39 per month, or $28 per month on annual billing. Choose Typeform if presentation and conversational flow matter more than free response volume; its free tier is not the winner for unlimited collection.
Jotform’s free Starter plan allows five forms and 100 monthly submissions, with 500 total submission storage and 100 MB of storage. The distinction matters: monthly submissions describe new entries, while total storage limits how many submissions can remain in the account. Bronze is listed at $34 per month when billed annually on Jotform’s pricing page.
SurveyMonkey Basic includes unlimited surveys, up to 10 questions per survey and 25 viewable responses per survey. Users must upgrade to view responses beyond that limit. It remains relevant for established research templates and workflows, but the free plan is unsuitable for analysing a substantial public sample. Standard Monthly is listed at $99, while Advantage Annual is $39 per month on SurveyMonkey’s pricing page.
A survey is not automatically anonymous because it does not ask for a name. Check whether the tool requires login, collects email addresses or records identifying information, and avoid questions that reveal who answered. Google Forms can be configured without required sign-in and with email collection disabled, although enabling “Limit to 1 response” requires respondents to sign in. SpaceForms states that surveys are anonymous by default; this is the vendor’s stated behaviour rather than an independent privacy audit.
Export is equally important. SurveyPlanet demonstrates the difference between unlimited responses and unrestricted access to the data: collection is free, but export requires Pro. Google Forms and Typeform include spreadsheet-oriented export, while SpaceForms states CSV export is available on its free builder.
SpaceForms, Tally and SurveyPlanet advertise unlimited free responses. Google Forms has no advertised paid response quota, but Google documents practical limits for some large-scale features.
SpaceForms lets you start building without an account, although an account is requested for saving, sharing or publishing. Tally also lets users create a first form without signing up.
No. Typeform’s free plan allows 10 responses per month across all forms.
SpaceForms states that CSV export is available, Google Forms supports Google Sheets and CSV, and Typeform includes spreadsheet export on its free plan. SurveyPlanet places export behind Pro.
Yes, but anonymity depends on login, email, tracking and question settings. Review those settings rather than assuming that a free survey is anonymous by default.
