Jotform pricing, explained
Tiers are named after metals, but the number that sets your bill is monthly submissions.
Jotform keeps its pricing readable: a free Starter plan and three paid tiers named Bronze, Silver and Gold. What separates them is mostly volume, namely monthly submissions, form count and storage, rather than entirely different feature sets. The 100 submission free cap and the HIPAA requirement are the two things that most often decide which plan you land on. Below is every tier as of June 2026, what the caps mean in practice, and where the real costs sit.
Plans and prices
USD / month, billed annuallyPricing as of June 2026. Jotform offers a free Starter plan (5 forms, 100 monthly submissions, 100 MB storage, Jotform branding). Paid plans are Bronze at about $34 per month (1,000 submissions, 25 forms), Silver at about $39 per month (2,500 submissions, 50 forms) and Gold at about $99 per month (10,000 submissions, 100 forms, HIPAA), all billed annually; monthly billing costs more, with Gold about $129 per month. Check the vendor for current pricing.
What actually moves the bill
The metal names hide a simpler truth: you pay for volume and for compliance. These factors decide the tier.
Jotform pricing FAQ
Is Jotform free plan good enough?
The free Starter plan gives 5 forms and 100 monthly submissions across all of them, with Jotform branding. It suits a single low traffic form, but the 100 submission ceiling is reached quickly on anything public facing.
When do I need the Gold plan?
Gold is the tier that includes HIPAA compliance, so any team handling protected health information needs it. Otherwise you only need Gold for its higher submission and form limits.
How does Jotform pricing compare to Typeform?
Jotform's paid plans start higher than Typeform's Basic, but you get far more submissions and features per tier. For volume and breadth Jotform is often better value; for a polished single survey, Typeform can be cheaper to start.
Does monthly billing cost more?
Yes. The advertised prices assume annual billing. Paying month to month is more expensive, with the Gold plan rising from about $99 to about $129 per month.