Fillout
Form builder that writes straight into Airtable, Notion and other databases, with AI form creation.
- Free plan or free tier
- Builds or edits apps from a prompt
Forms are often the front door of a no-code app. A sign-up, an order, a client intake or a support request starts as a form, and the answer flows into a database, an automation or an inbox. Modern form builders add logic that changes the questions based on earlier answers, payments, file uploads and AI that drafts a whole form from a short description.
What matters most is where the data goes next. Some builders write straight into Airtable, Notion or a database you already use, which keeps one source of truth. Others store answers themselves and send them on through integrations. Check that the fields map cleanly, including files and multiple choice answers, before you rely on it.
Look closely at privacy and consent when a form collects personal details. Add clear text about how answers are used, check where submissions are stored, and limit who on your team can see them.
What a featured listing costs ยท from $99 a month
Form builder that writes straight into Airtable, Notion and other databases, with AI form creation.
Online form builder with an app builder, approval flows and an AI agent for form conversations.
Conversational forms and surveys shown one question at a time, with AI help for writing questions.
Simple form builder that works like a text document, with a generous free plan and integrations.
Keep forms short. Ask only for what you need to act on the request, use conditional questions to hide what does not apply, and test the form on a phone, since many people fill forms there. A thank-you page or confirmation email that says what happens next cuts down on follow-up questions.
Compare builders on how answers reach the rest of your stack, how they handle file uploads and signatures, and what the free plan allows each month. Many teams pair a form builder with a database app and an automation tool, so the form collects, the database stores and the automation routes each request to the right person.
Fillout writes directly into Airtable, Notion and several databases, and can update existing records. Other builders connect through integrations or automation tools, which adds a step.
For simple intake, yes. When clients need to sign in, see their own records and come back later, a portal builder connected to your database is usually a better fit.
Most connect to payment providers such as Stripe so a form can charge on submission. Check which plans include payments and whether the builder adds its own fee.
It is a quick way to get a first draft of questions and logic. Review every question, cut the ones you do not need, and test the form on a phone before sharing it.