February 9, 2009 - 5:21pm
March 8, 2009 - 9:32pm
Formspring and Wufoo
Agree with the previous post --- the 2 top online SaaS form builders are Formspring and Wufoo --- Wufoo does have more design options so if design is your key factor --- look at them --- it seems to lean towards the wordpress custom design crowd - Formspring is much more data centric --- better features for eccomerce and much better to build a database with...both are great at what they do. I provide my clients with Formspring and then customize the data captures around their business goals.
September 30, 2009 - 12:32pm
logiforms
I use logiforms. Its true, its interface is a bit out dated but it has way more features than the other providers. It has better data handling, conditional logic and related functionality. Now, if they would only update their interface! But even with the outdated interface, we still found that it was a better choice than wufoo and formspring...
Looking to use either of these as an "event registration" and "application" service. Both are nice form-builder/hosting apps, and both allow SSL Authorize.net payments, as well as detailed (enough) reporting.
Really like the ease-of-use for Wufoo, but it doesn't handle conditional logic, while Formspring does. It will probably be a needed feature in the coming months.
Anyone have experience using either? Good, bad, alternatives?
I looked at Logiforms (not as straight forward or polished as the other two), Jotform (no Authorize.net integration), and a few others.
Thanks...
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