NativeForms builds forms, surveys and polls that connect to Slack, HubSpot, Stripe and more. Free 7-day trial, plans from $10/month. See features and pricing.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
NativeForms is a web-based form builder for creating forms, surveys and polls. Its homepage says the product saves teams the "boring development" of forms and surveys and lets them build forms for every platform. It is aimed at businesses that need to collect information from website visitors, app users or customers and act on it quickly.
The product is built around automation. A form is not just a place to store answers: each submission can create a lead, open an issue, send a notification or update a spreadsheet. That focus on what happens after a form is completed is the main thing that separates it from a plain form tool.
NativeForms is made by a company that also lists NativeTasks, a task tracking tool, and NativeSlides, a tool for collecting feedback on presentations. The NativeForms homepage states that more than 300 companies use it.
Users build a form in the NativeForms dashboard, either from scratch or starting from a template. A form gallery on the site shows examples of what can be created, and a short introduction video explains the basics.
Once a form exists, it is connected to the tools a team already uses. Each integration has a specific trigger: a completed form can create a Jira issue, add a Salesforce lead, create or update a HubSpot contact, or add an address to a Mailchimp list. Chat integrations post responses to Slack, Discord or Webex as they arrive.
The form itself can be placed in several ways. NativeForms lists WordPress, Wix and Google Tag Manager for websites, React Native for apps, and Intercom for emails, conversations and the messenger. Forms can also be shared by link, and a chat widget can be embedded on a site. Webhooks handle platforms without a direct integration.
The central feature is the integration set. For sales teams, NativeForms creates leads or contacts in Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Zendesk Sell and ActiveCampaign. For data work, it sends responses to Google Sheets, Airtable, Notion, ClickUp, Trello and monday.com. Google Sheets results update automatically as responses come in.
Payments are handled through Stripe, which supports both one-time payments and subscriptions inside a form. That lets a business take orders, deposits or recurring fees without building a separate checkout flow.
Other included features are custom domains, email templates, unlimited widgets and unlimited storage on every plan. Business and Custom plans remove the "Powered By" badge, and the Custom plan adds custom branding, custom integrations and custom solutions.
NativeForms is a web-based builder for forms, surveys and polls. It connects forms to tools such as Google Sheets, Slack, Jira, Stripe and several CRMs so that responses trigger actions automatically.
After the free trial, Starter costs $10 per month for 100 responses, Regular costs $20 per month for 250 responses, and Business costs $30 per month for unlimited responses. A Custom plan exists but its price is not listed.
Yes. NativeForms offers a free 7-day trial and states that no credit card is required. The site does not list a permanent free plan.
It lists integrations with Google Sheets, Jira, Slack, Stripe, Intercom, Salesforce, Zendesk Sell, Pipedrive, HubSpot, Webex, ClickUp, Airtable, ActiveCampaign, Trello, Mailchimp, Discord, Notion, monday.com, React Native, WordPress, Wix and Google Tag Manager. It also offers a chat widget and webhooks.
Yes. Through the Stripe integration, forms can collect both one-time payments and subscriptions.
The "Powered By" badge is removed on the Business plan ($30 per month) and the Custom plan. Custom domains are available on all plans.
Its low entry price, unlimited users on every plan and ready-made integrations with common tools suit small teams. Businesses with high response volumes should compare the Business plan, which has unlimited responses.
Yes. The site lists WordPress, Wix and Google Tag Manager for websites and React Native for apps. Forms can also be used in Intercom emails, conversations and messenger, or shared by link.