About FoxForm
FoxForm is a form, quiz and survey builder for forms that qualify instead of only collecting. Every answer can carry points into a score, and the score decides which screen comes next and which result the person sees at the end.
What the product does
A form built here can finish with a quote, a diagnosis or a rating band instead of a confirmation message. Answer options carry points that accumulate into a score, conditions read that total to decide the path, and calc() expressions run over answers and variables inside the page.
Published forms are rendered as static HTML and served from a CDN, which is why a form loads as a page rather than as an application. Responses are collected through a tracking beacon and reconstructed on the backend, and every response can fire a webhook to an external system.
A REST API and a hosted Model Context Protocol server expose the same operations to AI agents: create a form, publish it, read responses and retrieve drop-off per screen.
How the comparisons on this site are written
This site publishes comparison pages and roundups that state what competing products cost and where their limits sit. That kind of claim is only worth reading if it is sourced, so the rule is written into the code that generates those pages.
Every number about another product was read on that vendor’s own pricing or documentation page, on a date that is printed on the page itself. Nothing comes from a landscape report, a review site or memory. When a figure cannot be sourced that way, it is left out rather than estimated.
Two consequences worth stating. Prices are compared on the same billing cycle, monthly against monthly, because most pricing pages in this category open on the annual toggle and mixing the two makes a tool look roughly 30 percent cheaper than it is. And a single currency is used per page, so a converted figure is never set beside an unconverted one.
Third-party pricing ages. When a page is revised, the figures are re-read from the source and the date changes with them.
What we do not claim
The comparison pages avoid capability claims that expire in a sprint. Saying a competitor lacks a feature ages badly and is often wrong by the time it is read; saying a competitor meters published funnels is a billing model, and those move slowly.
Where FoxForm is weaker, the pages say so. The template library is smaller than the incumbents’, and tools built entirely around one format do that format better.
Contact
Questions about the product, a correction to a figure on one of the comparison pages, or anything else:
Email the teamfoxform@mamutetech.com