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Faldaro

The Typeform alternative for forms that start a process

Typeform is genuinely good at what it is for: a conversational, one-question-at-a-time survey that people enjoy filling in. If a beautiful survey is the whole job, use it. Teams come here when the form stops being the whole job — when responses are metered against them, and what happens after submit is the part they actually run.

The usual triggers

Three reasons people search for this page

Not adjectives — each one is a difference in mechanism, and each is checkable in behaviour before you commit anything.

  • The meter

    Response-metered plans make a busy month a billing event, and a cap reached mid-campaign is a form that stops collecting. Faldaro’s promise is the inverse: submissions are never throttled and never billed by count — the free plan includes ten thousand a month, and no paid plan has a number at all.

  • The results table

    A survey tool ends at the table of answers; working them — triage, approval, follow-up — happens somewhere else, after an export or a Zap. In Faldaro the submission is a record with a state machine: moving it is a separate, permissioned act from editing it, and every move can notify, generate documents or call your systems.

  • The numbers

    A score or a total computed in the browser is whatever number arrived with the submission. Faldaro recomputes every calculated value on the server, on every save and every read — a browser cannot fabricate a total, and a price cannot be tampered into a discount.

The full category-level comparison — eleven mechanisms, side by side — is on the why Faldaro page.

Switching

Moving is an afternoon, not a project

The form rebuilds itself from a description or a PDF, and your response history arrives as records — not attachments.

  1. 1 Rebuild the form

    Describe it to the AI assistant and it builds a working, editable draft — or upload the PDF you were replicating and the agent turns that into one. Logic and calculations are wired in the same conversation, and nothing publishes until you say so.

  2. 2 Bring the history

    Export your responses as CSV and import them: columns map to your fields by header, and every imported record is marked as imported in the audit log. Nothing replays — no notifications fire, no integrations trigger.

  3. 3 Share the new link

    Public links are tokenised, so the form id cannot be guessed or walked — and a link that spreads too far is revoked by rotating it, not by taking the form down.

Fair questions

Does Faldaro have one-question-at-a-time forms?

Faldaro public forms can be paged — a wizard with a step counter, one section at a time — but the animated single-question experience is Typeform’s speciality and we will not pretend to match it. If that experience is why you chose Typeform and the answers do not need working afterwards, keep it. The trade Faldaro offers is everything that surrounds the form: workflow, documents, payments and an engine the browser cannot lie to.

Do you meter responses at all?

Submissions are never throttled and never billed by count, on any plan. The free plan includes ten thousand a month and every paid plan is unlimited. The meters that do exist — storage, email sends, AI credits — track our own costs rather than your audience, and the pricing page states every one of them.

Can I import my Typeform responses?

Yes. Export them as CSV from Typeform and import the file: columns map to your fields by header, and every imported record is marked as imported in the audit log. The import replays nothing — no notifications, no integrations, no freshly minted reference numbers.

What does the free plan include?

Unlimited forms, ten thousand submissions a month, the same logic and calculation engine as every paid plan, public links, PDF documents, email notifications, and payment collection with a three percent platform fee. Paid plans remove the fee and the “Powered by Faldaro” line, and add seats, integrations, e-signatures and more — the pricing page lists exactly what each tier grants.

Stop counting responses

The free plan includes unlimited forms, ten thousand submissions a month and the same engine as every paid plan.

No card required.