Ninjaforms

Needed a waiting list form for a gig I'm putting on. Sorted it in a few minutes and people are signing up already. Only thing is the mobile preview looked a bit off until I fiddled with the padding, but fine.

Signing up was dead easy, took like two minutes. The forms look clean and I've got mine working on my little Etsy shop page. Only niggle is the free bit doesn't do as much as I'd like.

We needed something to replace a clunky form that kept crashing on our membership page. After comparing a few options this seemed the most stable and the price was sensible. Setting it up took a morning and the team answered my questions quickly. Happy with it.

We needed a simple way for members to book places at our summer event, as the paper sheets were getting muddled. The set up was more straightforward than I expected and my nephew didn't need to help at all. Members have been using it without fuss. A sensible tool for our needs.

Bought the pro plan so I could take payments through my booking form, and it's been a joy to set up. First time I've ever done anything like this and the step by step guides helped loads. The form went live the same night and I've had three bookings already. Brilliant.

The file upload field is what I bought it for. We had a few options to compare and this one handled the attachments without us paying extra. Our job applicants can send in portfolios and it's all arrived in the right place. No complaints.

I tried a rival product first and found it rather fussy to set up, so this was a welcome change. I manage the bookings for our village hall and needed something I could follow without ringing my grandson every five minutes. The layout is sensible and I managed the confirmation emails without much bother. I'd say it suits people who aren't terribly technical.

The mobile form builder is what I noticed most, I could knock up a quote form between jobs on my phone. Works on the van's tablet too. Quick to tweak. Wouldn't want to build anything big on it though.

Compared to the old provider, this was miles quicker to set up. I'm between jobs at the moment and don't have much time, so the drag and drop builder suited me. Got my enquiry form live while the kettle boiled. Hard to fault it for what I need.

I've been using them for years now, since they were just the basic plan. Last year I upgraded for the payment form for our church fundraiser and it's done everything we asked. The emails come through when someone signs up, which is what I needed. Very reliable over the long run.

Been a customer a long while, so I'm not one to complain quickly. However the forms stopped sending notifications for about three days and I had to raise a ticket. The reply took over a day to come and when it did the fix was simple. The forms themselves are fine, it's just that when something goes wrong you're waiting a fair while.

Bought the annual plan for our sign up forms. Compared a couple of others first and this was the easiest to get going. Took about ten minutes to make the first form live and it's been fine since.

Needed a contact form up on the site by the end of the day because a client was chasing. Did it on my phone in the car park and it worked first time. Didn't have to faff about with code at all. Sorted.

The first thing I noticed was how quick it was to get going, I had a booking form live on my little barber shop site before my lunch was finished. Didn't have to speak to anyone or fill in loads of boxes. The form itself is easy to tweak and the preview looks right on my phone. Only been a few weeks but no complaints so far, would sign up again for sure.

Honestly does the job for a student budget. The free tier covers my little side project and I haven't had to pay anything yet. Took a bit of hunting to find the export button though, and the support reply came a day later which was slow. Still, not bad.

Good value for a small business, that's the main thing. Costs less than I was paying elsewhere and the forms do everything I need, including the invoice request one. No frills but I didn't want frills.

Honestly the conditional logic is what sold me. I'd looked at two other builders first and both wanted me to pay extra for it, and here it was just part of the plan. Made my booking form so much tidier. Only thing that annoyed me was the editor lagging a bit on my old laptop.

Compared with the subscription we were paying before, this works out a fair bit cheaper for what we actually use. We run a small club and need sign-up forms and the odd payment form, and I didn't need all the extras the other place pushed. Setting up the first form took an afternoon, mostly because I was learning it. Since then it's just been quietly doing its thing. Good value for a small outfit like ours.

Compared with the bigger names, this was far cheaper for what I needed, which was basically a contact form and a donation button for our charity. I didn't pay for features I'd never touch. Setup was straightforward once I'd watched the short tutorial. Good value and it's done the job for months.