How does Fomr compare to 123FormBuilder's free plan?

123FormBuilder's free plan is one of the most restrictive: 1 form, 10 fields. That's barely enough to build a contact form. Submissions are unlimited on their free tier, but the form limits make it impractical for most real use. Fomr doesn't restrict forms, fields, or responses on the free plan. 123FormBuilder does have workflow automation and approval chains on its paid plans, which Fomr doesn't offer.

How does Fomr's pricing compare to 123FormBuilder?

123FormBuilder's free plan is limited to 1 form with 10 fields. Their paid plans unlock more forms and fields, though specific pricing isn't consistently listed on their website. Fomr doesn't limit forms, fields, or responses on any plan. Pro at $17/month adds custom domains and branding removal. For teams that need workflow automation or approval chains, 123FormBuilder's paid plans may still be worth evaluating.

Can I switch from 123FormBuilder to Fomr?

123FormBuilder doesn't support exporting forms to other platforms. Since their free plan only allows 1 form with 10 fields, you likely don't have many forms to move. If your forms use 123FormBuilder's workflow automation or approval chains, those features aren't available in Fomr, so you'd need to evaluate whether that workflow can be handled differently.

Yes, Fomr has a free plan that includes unlimited forms, unlimited responses, unlimited team members, 25+ form components, design customization, email notifications, and more. The Pro plan adds features like custom domains, removal of Fomr branding, and SEO controls.

How do I get started with Fomr?

Create an account and you can start building forms right away using the drag-and-drop editor. You can also try the editor without signing up to see how it works first.

The Free 123FormBuilder Alternative

123FormBuilder is a form builder with a drag-and-drop editor and a focus on workflow automation. It offers templates, integrations, and form publishing options. Fomr is a visual form builder with a drag-and-drop editor and a design-first approach. 123FormBuilder has more features overall, but its free plan is limited to just 1 form with 10 fields.

How Fomr compares to 123FormBuilder

Feature	Fomr	123FormBuilder
Unlimited forms	Free	1 form free, more on paid plans
Unlimited responses	Free	Unlimited submissions (all plans)
Unlimited fields per form	Free	10 fields free, more on paid plans
Multi-page forms	Free	Free
Custom fonts (1700+)	Free	Limited font options
Custom colors and backgrounds	Free	Free (basic)
Add your logo	Free	Paid plans only
Embed forms on your website	Free	Free
Email notifications	Free	Free
Redirect on completion	Free	Free
Conditional logic	Coming soon	Free
File uploads	Coming soon	Free
Accept payments	Coming soon	Paid plans only
Workflow automation	Not available	Paid plans only
Remove branding	Pro ($17/mo)	Paid plans only
Custom domains	Pro ($17/mo)	Not supported

Why teams switch from 123FormBuilder to Fomr

No limits on the free plan

123FormBuilder's free plan limits you to 1 form with 10 fields. Fomr doesn't restrict forms, fields, or responses on the free plan.

A modern visual editor

123FormBuilder has a functional editor, but it can feel dated. Fomr's canvas editor gives you real-time preview, direct field placement, and tighter design control.

Cheaper Pro with more features

123FormBuilder's paid plans charge extra for more forms and fields. Fomr Pro costs $17/month with unlimited forms, custom domains, and branding removal.

Fomr vs 123FormBuilder: pricing

123FormBuilder’s free plan is highly restrictive: 1 form, 10 fields per form, no conditional logic, no payments, and no file upload storage. Submissions are unlimited on the free plan, but the 1-form and 10-field limits make it impractical for most use cases. Paid plans unlock more forms and fields, but 123FormBuilder’s pricing page is currently unavailable, so specific plan prices may vary.

Fomr’s free plan includes unlimited forms, unlimited responses, unlimited fields, and design customization. The Pro plan at $17/month adds custom domains and branding removal.

A team needing more than 1 form or 10 fields would need to pay for 123FormBuilder. On Fomr, there are no limits on forms or fields on any plan.

Fomr vs 123FormBuilder: the editor

123FormBuilder has a functional drag-and-drop editor with a sidebar of field types and widgets. It handles standard forms and supports conditional logic and multi-page layouts. The editor can feel dated compared to newer tools.

Fomr’s editor is a modern visual canvas. You place fields on the page, arrange layouts freely, and see the result in real time. The editor supports multi-page forms, text blocks, dividers, and 25+ form components with instant preview.

Both tools use drag-and-drop, but Fomr’s editor is more visually oriented and produces more polished results by default.

Fomr vs 123FormBuilder: design

123FormBuilder offers theme-based customization: pre-built themes, basic color changes, and template designs. Adding your own logo requires a paid plan. The design output is functional but not particularly polished.

Fomr gives you the design toolkit on the free plan: 1,700+ fonts to choose from, custom color palettes, background images from Unsplash, logos, and layout control. Forms look professional and branded without paying.

Which one is right for you?

Choose Fomr if you want to...

Build unlimited forms with unlimited fields for free
Design professional forms with 1,700+ fonts and full customization
Use a modern visual drag-and-drop editor
Get custom domains at $17/mo (not available on 123FormBuilder)
Share forms with your team at no extra cost

Choose 123FormBuilder if you want to...

Use conditional logic right now (coming soon on Fomr)
Use workflow automation and approval chains
Access 123FormBuilder's integration library
Accept payments in forms right now (coming soon on Fomr)