involve.me charges an upgrade for your form to reach your CRM.
On FoxForm webhooks come in every paid plan, from $9 a month. On involve.me they are the third plan up, at $199, and the ones below cap how many funnels you can publish.
Create your form for freeWhere FoxForm and involve.me actually differ
With involve.me
Webhooks and Salesforce start on Scale, at $199/month.
With FoxForm
Webhooks on every paid plan, including the trial.
With involve.me
Start is $49/month and caps you at 3 live funnels.
With FoxForm
Publish as many forms as you want. We meter leads, not funnels.
With involve.me
Grow is $99/month and still caps live funnels at 5.
With FoxForm
10,000 leads a month on the trial plan.
Every involve.me figure above was read on involve.me/pricing on 18 Aug 2026, on their monthly billing toggle. Their pricing can change; if you spot something out of date, tell us and we fix the page.
From a lead capture form to your CRM, already scored
The same online form builder covers an online application form, a client intake form, a quiz and a survey. Connect FoxForm to Claude, Codex or whichever assistant your team already opens, and every answer travels to Zapier, Make or your own system the moment it is submitted.
- It does not stop at building the form: the same conversation edits it, publishes it, takes it down, reads the answers and reports performance, without you opening the dashboard.
- Leads arrive already ranked: the score builds while the person answers, and the AI tells you who is worth a call today.
- Fires a webhook instantly: every answer travels to Zapier, Make, your CRM or your own system, with nobody copying and pasting.
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What changes when you move off Typeform, Jotform or Google Forms
The building part looks similar everywhere. Here the path changes as the person answers, every answer is worth points, and the last screen hands back a result: a quote, a diagnosis or a score. Logic, calculation and scoring sit on every paid plan, which is the line most people weigh when they check Typeform pricing or Jotform pricing.
- Paths that cross: a rule can combine answers. Someone with budget AND sign-off takes one path, everyone else takes another.
- Scoring that runs itself: every option is worth points and the total builds while they answer, with no spreadsheet afterwards.
- A real calculator: the formula uses their answers as variables, so the last screen returns their number.
- Questions with video and images: plus multiple choice, 1 to 10 scale, number and email. Every type can score.
Pick the plan that matches your volume
Every plan captures leads. What changes is volume, seats and caps.
Pro
For a first funnel that needs to actually convert
✓ $54/year, 50% OFF
Includes:
- 10,000 leads/mo ($2 per extra 1k)
- Up to 10 users
- Unlimited analytics
- No ads
- Priority support
Premium
For teams running more than one campaign at a time
✓ $108/year, 53% OFF
Includes:
- 20,000 leads/mo ($2 per extra 1k)
- Up to 10 users
- Unlimited analytics
- No ads
- Priority support
Unlimited
For high volume, with no overage bill at the end of the month
✓ $216/year, 54% OFF
Includes:
- Unlimited leads, no cap
- Unlimited users
- No overage bills, ever
- No ads
- Priority support
Start getting better leads today
Build the form, publish the link, and see who is worth a call from the very first answer.
Questions people ask
involve.me has email automation built in. Does FoxForm?
No, and we would rather say so. FoxForm fires a webhook on every submission and has a REST API, so the sequence runs in the tool your team already pays for. If having the nurture inside the same product matters more than the price of the webhook, involve.me is the better fit.
What does a funnel cap actually cost me?
One offer needs one funnel, so a cap on funnels is a cap on offers you can have live at once. Three is fine for a single product and becomes the ceiling the week you want to test a second angle. FoxForm meters leads, so a fifth funnel costs nothing extra.
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Every figure on these pages was read on the vendor pricing page, with the date we read it printed at the bottom.