Paperform pricing, explained
Paperform has a free tier and three paid plans. The lever that moves your bill is annual submissions.
Paperform prices on annual submission allowances rather than monthly caps, which suits seasonal or campaign based use. There is a limited free tier, then Essentials, Pro and Business, separated mainly by submissions, users and the size of the payment and appointment allowances. Below are the plans as of June 2026, billed annually, and the factors that actually decide what you pay.
Plans and prices
USD / month, billed annuallyPricing as of June 2026, billed annually. Free at $0 (30 submissions a month); Essentials about $24 per month ($288 a year); Pro about $49 per month ($588 a year); Business about $99 per month ($1,188 a year). Month to month billing costs more. Extra submissions and users are sold as add ons. Check the vendor for current pricing.
What actually moves the bill
Paperform's tiers differ on a few axes. These decide which plan you land on.
Paperform pricing FAQ
Does Paperform have a free plan?
Yes, a limited one. The free tier allows 30 submissions a month with one user and Paperform branding. It is enough to build and test, but most live use needs a paid plan.
How does Paperform count submissions?
Allowances are annual, not monthly, so a 12,000 a year Pro plan averages 1,000 a month but lets you absorb a busy period. Payment and appointment submissions are counted under their own separate caps.
What happens if I go over my submission limit?
You can buy add on submission blocks, priced per tier, for example $7.50 a month per extra 3,000 on Essentials. Forms keep working; the extra volume is billed.
Is Paperform billed monthly or annually?
The rates here are billed annually as one payment. Month to month billing is offered but costs more for the same plan.