Wufoo pricing, explained
Wufoo keeps a free plan and four paid tiers. The thing that moves your bill is monthly entries, not forms.
Wufoo, now part of SurveyMonkey, prices on a simple ladder: a free plan and four paid tiers that mostly differ by how many entries you can collect each month and how many users you get. Forms become unlimited from the Professional tier up, so for most buyers the real question is entry volume, not form count. 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 (Wufoo charges the full year up front). Free at $0; Starter about $16.25 per month ($195 a year); Professional about $33.25 per month ($399 a year); Advanced about $83.25 per month ($999 a year); Ultimate about $210.25 per month ($2,523 a year). Monthly billing costs more. Entry overages run $0.05 each. Check the vendor for current pricing.
What actually moves the bill
Wufoo's plans differ on a few axes. These are the ones that decide your tier.
Wufoo pricing FAQ
Does Wufoo have a free plan?
Yes. The free plan allows 5 forms, 100 entries per month and 10 fields per form, with Wufoo branding. It is enough to trial the product or run a single low volume form.
What happens if I exceed my entry limit?
On paid plans, Wufoo charges $0.05 for each entry over your monthly allowance, billed at the end of the cycle. On the free plan, a form simply stops accepting entries once it hits 100 for the month.
When do I need a paid Wufoo plan?
The common triggers are needing more than 100 entries a month, taking payments (Professional and up), removing branding, or adding users. If none of those apply, the free plan can be enough.
Is Wufoo billed monthly or annually?
The headline rates are billed annually, charged as one yearly payment. Month to month billing is available but costs more for the same plan.