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Formsite pricing, explained

Formsite ladders from a thin free level up to enterprise. The levers on your bill are how many forms you run and how many results each one stores.

Formsite prices on a clear ladder: a limited free level after the trial, then five paid plans that mostly differ on how many forms you can build and how many results each form can hold. Most tools meter total submissions; Formsite meters results per form, which can catch you out if one form is busy. Below are the main plans as of June 2026, billed yearly, plus the higher tiers noted, and the factors that actually decide your cost. Check the vendor for current pricing.

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Plans and prices

USD / month, billed annually

Pricing as of June 2026, billed yearly. Free level after a 14 day trial (5 forms, 10 results per form, 50 MB). Personal about $21 per month ($249.95 a year); Professional about $34 per month ($399.95 a year); Business about $59 per month ($699.95 a year); Business+ about $84 per month ($999.95 a year); Enterprise about $209 per month ($2,499.95 a year). Monthly billing costs more. Add ons such as extra sub users ($10 each) and Results Docs ($50) are billed separately. Check the vendor for current pricing.

Free
$0
Very limited, post trial.
+5 forms, 10 results per form
+50 MB file space
+24/7 support
Personal
$21
Light, solo use.
+5 forms, 500 results per form
+500 MB file space
+Payments and integrations
★ Our pick
Professional
$34
Where most small teams land.
+10 forms, 1,000 results per form
+1 GB file space
+Remove Formsite branding
Business
$59
More forms and a sub user.
+25 forms, 2,500 results per form
+2 GB file space, 1 sub user
+PDF results, unlimited workflows
What moves the real bill

What actually moves the bill

Formsite's plans differ on a few axes. These are the ones that decide your tier.

Results per form. This is the trap. Formsite caps results per form, not total submissions. One busy form can push you up a tier even if your other forms are quiet. Estimate your highest volume form, not your average.
Number of forms. Plans step from 5 forms (Personal) to 10 (Professional), 25 (Business), 100 (Business+) and 1,000 (Enterprise). If you run many small forms, form count may decide your tier before results do.
Branding and file space. Removing the Powered by Formsite mark starts at Professional, and file space for uploads scales with each tier. Both are common reasons to move up a level.
Add ons. Extra sub users are $10 a month each and the Results Docs add on for custom merged PDF or Word output is $50 a month. These sit on top of the plan price, so factor them in.
Pricing questions

Formsite pricing FAQ

How much does Formsite cost?

As of June 2026, Formsite paid plans run from about $21 a month for Personal up to $209 a month for Enterprise, billed yearly, with Professional at about $34 and Business at about $59 in between. A limited free level is available after the trial. Check the vendor for current pricing.

Does Formsite have a free plan?

Yes, but it is thin. After a 14 day Professional trial, accounts drop to a free level capped at 5 forms, 10 results per form and 50 MB of file space. It is enough to test the product, not to run a real form program.

How does Formsite count usage?

Formsite meters results per form, not total submissions across your account. That is unusual, and it means a single high traffic form can require a higher tier even when your overall volume is modest. Plan around your busiest form.

What add ons cost extra on Formsite?

The two common ones are sub users at $10 a month each, for additional logins with restricted permissions, and the Results Docs add on at $50 a month for custom merged PDF or Word documents. Both are billed on top of your plan.

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