Fomr is a visual form builder with unlimited forms and responses on its free plan. Pro starts at $24/month billed yearly. See features and pricing.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Fomr is an online form builder for creating lead capture forms, surveys, intake forms, event registrations and job applications. It runs in the browser and is built around a visual editor where you edit the real form instead of a settings panel with a preview beside it.
The product's pitch is that forms should look good and cost little. The free plan has no limits on forms, responses or team members, and it includes features that many builders place behind paid tiers, such as conditional logic, calculated values and design customization.
Fomr was started by Bohdan Khodakivskyi, a web developer and former founding engineer at a YC-backed startup. He describes the company as small and independent, and says his goal is to let people make a form look the way they want and finish it the same afternoon.
You create a form from a template, from scratch, or by describing it to the AI form builder, which drafts fields, pages, copy and theme choices. In the editor you drag components onto the canvas and select any component to see its options beside it.
Logic is added with rules that read like sentences: when conditions match, then do actions. Actions can show or hide questions, make a question required, jump past pages, calculate a value or send people to a particular ending. Changes save automatically and can be undone.
Once published, a form can be shared by short link or QR code, embedded in a page with a code snippet, or opened as a popup. Responses appear in a results dashboard, can be exported to CSV, and can be sent to Google Sheets through workflows.
The editor offers 25+ components, including short and long answer, email, phone, dropdowns, checkboxes, ratings, NPS, sliders, matrices, ranking, date and time pickers and file uploads. Layouts can use two or three columns, and forms can be split into pages with configurable navigation.
Smart-form features include conditional logic, calculated values for quiz scores and order totals, answer piping, hidden values passed from URLs, and default values. Forms can also be scheduled to open and close, and can be hidden or archived without deleting responses.
Design controls cover 50+ themes, 1,700+ fonts, brand colors, logos, Unsplash or uploaded backgrounds, spacing, radius and shadows. Security details include EU data storage, SOC 2-compliant data centers, and encryption in transit and at rest.
Fomr is a web-based form builder with a visual drag-and-drop editor. It is used to create forms, surveys, registrations and intake forms, and it includes conditional logic, calculated values and design controls.
Yes. The free plan includes unlimited forms, responses and team members, 25+ components, conditional logic, calculated values, design customization and email notifications. Pro adds custom domains, branding removal, SEO controls, multiple endings and redirects.
Pro costs $34/month on monthly billing or $24/month billed yearly, which is $288 per year. A 7-day money-back guarantee applies to Pro purchases.
The homepage shows Google Sheets, Slack, Notion, Zapier, Airtable, HubSpot, Mailchimp and Salesforce. The pricing page lists Google Sheets as available and several others, including Zapier, Make, Airtable and webhooks, as coming soon.
Fomr stores form data in the European Union in SOC 2-compliant data centers. Data is encrypted in transit with HTTPS/TLS and at rest, and the company says it follows GDPR-aligned practices and does not sell personal data.
Yes, custom domains are a Pro plan feature. Free plan forms use a Fomr short link, and forms can also be embedded in a site or opened as a popup.
Yes. Fomr supports multi-page forms with page navigation, and conditional logic rules can show or hide questions and pages, jump between pages and calculate values. Multiple endings and redirects need Pro.
Fomr suits small businesses and teams that want polished forms without per-seat or response-based pricing. It fits HR, marketing, events, education and healthcare intake workflows.