Fillout pricing at a glance
Fillout meters on responses per month rather than on features. Conditional logic, calculations, file uploads and the Notion and Airtable integrations are available from the free plan up.
- Free: $0 — 1,000 responses per month, unlimited forms
- Starter: from about $15/month — 2,000 responses and Fillout branding removed
- Pro: from about $39/month — 5,000 responses, custom domains and advanced logic
- Business: from about $89/month — 10,000+ responses, team seats and priority support
- Annual billing takes roughly 20–25% off each paid tier
What the free plan actually includes
The free tier is the reason Fillout keeps showing up in comparisons. It is not a trial and it does not expire, and the feature list is close to complete.
- Unlimited forms and unlimited questions per form
- 1,000 responses per month
- Conditional logic, page branching and calculated fields
- Native Notion, Airtable, Google Sheets and Slack integrations
- File uploads and payment collection through Stripe
- The real limits: Fillout branding stays on the form, and no custom domain
Where the free plan stops
Almost nobody upgrades because they hit a missing feature. Two things trigger the move to paid, and both are presentation rather than capability.
- Branding removal — the single most common reason people upgrade
- Custom domains for forms served on your own URL (Pro and above)
- Crossing 1,000 responses in a month, which pauses new submissions
- Team collaboration and shared workspaces sit on Business
- Advanced analytics and partial-submission tracking are paid-only
Fillout for Notion and Airtable databases
This is the use case where Fillout's pricing is hardest to beat, because competitors either charge extra for the integration or only push data one way.
- Two-way sync with Notion databases, included on the free plan
- Writes directly to Airtable bases with field mapping and updates
- Prefill a form from an existing Notion or Airtable record
- No per-integration surcharge at any tier
- Typeform and Jotform both require middleware or a higher tier to match this
Fillout pricing vs Typeform and Jotform
At the entry level Fillout is the cheapest of the three for real usage, mainly because the free response allowance is so much larger.
- Typeform free: 10 responses per month — effectively a demo
- Jotform free: 100 submissions per month with Jotform branding
- Fillout free: 1,000 responses per month
- Paid entry tiers: Fillout about $15, Jotform about $34, Typeform about $25
- At high volume the three converge; the gap is widest for small teams
Which Fillout plan to pick
Start free, and treat the branding as the upgrade signal rather than the response count — most forms never approach 1,000 responses a month.
- Internal forms and side projects: Free, indefinitely
- A client-facing or lead-capture form: Starter, purely to drop the branding
- Forms on your own domain with heavier logic: Pro
- A team sharing forms and data across a workspace: Business
