Jotform

I just started using JotForm, and it is great!
I started using the free form, and now im testing with it. It seems to work great!

Its very easy to create a high tech form, wich i couldn't create on my webserver.

When the form is tested i definately will switch over to the paid version as i get more storage and form applies every month.

Only thing i'm bumping into was that an attachment is stored on their server, and not send as attachment file with the form... but i can live with that!

If you are looking for an good but easy way to create your own form, use Jotform

JotForm Support won't give 2 cents about your data safety. They won't even care if you make a phishing form. Because guess what, they will send your social security number, full date of birth, physical address, phone number, and any given number of data fields to email addresses you provide without even checking that you own the email address unless "form owner use/add in the form".

I pointed this security flaw to their support, BECAUSE I received such an email without any prior knowledge, solicitation, use of the site, etc. And their support staff response? "Please contact the form creator directly, since JotForm is not responsible for the content of that form. The form creator may have their own privacy policy."

Right, sensitive data is coming from their website and they won't take responsibility for what people are doing on it. Well, here's my take on that: go use the website at your own risk, your identity, your livelihood. If you want your Social Security Number known by a random stranger, go ahead.

It took 12 hours for them to reply on the problem I'm encountering considering the forms are being used for business.

I have been using JotForm for a few years and find the platform very easy to use and navigate. The new improvements are great. The pricing structure is a little pricey, but still works for us.

Jotform provides a form solution that collects data and sends custom emails, branching logic in an easy to use and secure format. I use it daily and couldn't imagine our school system not using it!

This application was very easy to use and setup. I took over the account from a former colleague and had to figure out how to use and navigate on my own and I had no trouble. I had to poke around to see where the other preferences etc. for my account were, and it would be nice to have a panel on each page to be able to view these for ease of navigation around the site. Some of the updates and other help-related or explanation articles are a little advanced and I have no idea what it really means, but that just means that it's too advanced for me to use so I don't go down that road.

Besides those points, this tool makes it super easy to setup the forms, and receive and use the information. You can toggle the attachment (upload) size of files and make all different kinds of fields and selection options, requirements, and I even used some 'conditional rules' so if the submission is about a particular item, certain other fields/selections can pop up or not depending on what you want. This makes it easier for the customer to only view or need to fill out relevant information for their particular instance.

Plans are affordable and scaled too

Jotform is a tool that allows you to easy build forms to collect data. The data can be automatically saved to a google sheet or directed to many other types of applications at the click of a button.

In addition to having the saving of data/sending of data at the click of a button, many other exciting features exist. It can easily be wired to paypal for purchases which makes it a great solution for small ecommerce type applications.

Results can be mailed as they are submitted. A cool feature that exists is the ability to send it from your own email address! Many sites do not have this type of feature because of mail relay challenges!

Last, but certainly not least, our use case found some interesting features that you may not realize. You can publish an HTML report that has results available. The coolest connection to that data that I have found is to then point a tool like Microsofts Power BI Desktop to it, to visualize it! It's a great way to see your data in a visual format, right on your desktop because of the power HTML report feature that is exposed with Jotform.

Two thumbs up to Jotform!

My first time using Jotform builder and I was really amazed while building the form because all of the requirements I needed in the form like the needed fields, and settings are available and it is so easy to use. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND it!

The templates and hence the sites you can create with this site may look nice, however, your frustration level will peak before you get there, because the form builder is quite bug-y. Making adjustments that go beyond the usual colour and format adjustments, need to be done in CSS, which not everyone who just wants to build a simple form, may feel comfortable with.

The display showed colours that weren't the ones I had picked (but in reality, the colours that I had picked were the ones displayed in the final form, so don't let this throw you off).

When you finally have your form on your site (after several hours) and are ready to test it, you might come across an error message saying that the form is not secure. I tried to rid myself of that problem by using the encryption that one can select for the template, and downloaded the encryption code that I received, however, despite all that, I never got passed that security message.

I sure don't want my website's users to see an error message about a security problem with the form, so I cut my losses and deleted the form from my site. As it took me several hours to complete and customize that template, I have to say my mood was pretty bad for the rest of that day.

I hope you'll waste less time with this. So..., good luck!