Formester

What Formester is

Formester is a web-based form builder for creating forms that can be embedded in multiple ways. It supports quizzes, payment collection, and file uploads, and lists 34 native integrations. The Free plan allows unlimited forms and responses, with 100 MB for file uploads. Personal keeps forms and responses unlimited and raises the upload allowance to 1 GB. Business adds capacity for 25 team members and 50 GB of file storage, while retaining unlimited forms and responses. Enterprise offers custom limits and form building, unlimited webhooks, high-volume file uploads, and priority support. Formester was founded in 2018. Its listed plans include Free, Personal at $13 a month billed monthly, and Business at $49 a month billed monthly. The pricing note says paid plans start at $12/mo billed annually. Enterprise pricing is custom. Formester runs on the web, making it accessible through a browser. Its tier choices distinguish mainly by file capacity, team size, and enterprise features.

Who it suits

Formester suits people and teams that need web forms with quiz, payment, or file-upload support. Its unlimited forms and responses may fit ongoing collection needs, while the higher file allocations and team allowance suit larger workloads.

Limits

The Free plan includes 100 MB for file uploads. Personal provides 1 GB, and Business provides 50 GB of file storage and capacity for 25 team members; Enterprise uses custom limits and has custom pricing.

Getting started

1. Open https://formester.com/ in a web browser.
2. Choose the Free plan or review Personal and Business pricing.
3. Use the free plan indefinitely, or select a paid monthly plan.
4. Consider Enterprise for custom limits, webhooks, or high-volume file uploads.

Verdict

Choose Formester if you need a web form builder with quizzes, payment collection, and unlimited forms and responses across its first three tiers. Look elsewhere if you need mobile or desktop platforms, since the listed platform is web, or if the Free plan’s 100 MB upload allocation is too small.