Typeform pricing, explained.
Typeform bills by tier, and every tier caps monthly responses. Here is how the model works, what changed in February 2026, and what a flat package looks like next to it.
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Overview
Typeform prices in tiers, and the tier you need is set by monthly response volume: roughly 100 on Basic, 1,000 on Plus, 10,000 on Business. In February 2026 the free plan dropped from 100 responses a month to 10, a tenth of what it was, which pushed most real usage onto paid tiers.
The catch for a lead form is what a response is. Every submission counts against the cap, whether it was a serious request or noise, so a busy month of junk costs the same as a busy month of leads.
A flat package covers the month. Typeform counts every submission against your tier, useful or not.
Every conversation ends in a brief or a kind decline. A response cap fills up with junk at the same rate as with leads.
Ours is on the pricing page, in euros. Typeform's cards are JS-rendered and published figures conflict across sources.
Feature by feature
The facts, side by side. Green marks a genuine pepline advantage. We keep the rest honest.
| What matters for inbound work | pepline | Typeform |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | pepline advantage.Flat monthly packages | Tiered, capped by monthly responses |
| Free plan | Not included.One-month free trial instead | Included.10 responses/mo since February 2026 |
| What a paid tier includes | Everything, on every tier | Caps: about 100 Basic, 1,000 Plus, 10,000 Business |
| At the cap | pepline advantage.No automatic overage | Upgrade pressure as responses run out |
| Published pricing | pepline advantage.On the pricing page, in euros | Limited.JS-rendered cards; sources conflict |
| What you pay for | pepline advantage.Interviews that end in a brief | Responses collected, useful or not |
| Form features, templates | Not included.Not a form builder | Included.Best in class |
| Surveys and research | Not included. | Included.Purpose-built |
Which one fits you?
- the form was really an intake for serious requests
- you want cost decoupled from submission volume
- a printed price matters to you
- you run surveys, quizzes, or research at modest volume
- the free plan covers your needs
- form design and templates are the point
Paying per response is fair for surveys, and Typeform is the nicest survey tool there is. For the form where serious inquiries arrive, the cap counts noise and leads alike; pepline prices the month flat and returns briefs.
Pricing
We do not print Typeform's paid dollar figures here: published numbers conflict across sources and its own pricing cards render in JavaScript, so check the live page. The caps are the stable fact: about 100, 1,000, and 10,000 responses a month as you move up.
pepline is one flat number: Basic is €19/mo with 30 conversations included, Essential €59 with 75, Growth €99 with 150, after a one-month free trial capped at 10 conversations. No response meter, no automatic overage, cancel anytime.
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Quick answers.
How much does Typeform cost?
It depends on the tier, and each tier is capped by monthly responses, roughly 100 on Basic, 1,000 on Plus and 10,000 on Business. Published dollar figures conflict across sources, so check Typeform's live pricing page for current numbers.
What happened to the Typeform free plan?
In February 2026 it was cut from 100 responses a month to 10. It still exists, but 10 responses covers little beyond testing a form.
How is pepline priced instead?
Flat monthly packages from €19/mo, after a one-month free trial. Cost does not move with submission volume, and there is no automatic overage.
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