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For quiz testing, I always create a personality quiz because it's one of the more complex quiz types. And it's going to be complex with Typeform . To direct visitors to the appropriate personality, you'll have to set up some logical transitions, as they call it. Unfortunately, these transitions are limited to three on the cheapest plan, which didn't last long in my case. Otherwise, Typeform's Quiz Maker is a pretty neat thing. It's intuitive, offers a variety of different question types, and features some of the best customization options around. And of course, it also lets you collect leads and send them straight to your email marketing software or CRM (there are plenty of direct integrations).



Some of the features tested are still in beta, so it's likely iran whatsapp number that some changes will be made soon. Typeform Pricing With Typeform, you not only get a quiz maker, but also a powerful form and survey builder. If you are looking for all of the above, Typeform should be on your list. Free: $0. Up to 3 forms and 100 responses per month. Essentials: $30 per month. Up to 1000 responses per month and 3 logical transitions. Professional: $35 per month. Up to 5,000 responses per month and unlimited logical transitions.



Premium: $59/month. Up to 10,000 responses per month. The only plan without branding. Prices are for annual contracts. Note that on their site they mix monthly and annual plans for different tiers, which is a bit confusing. Pros of Typeform Great customization: you can add descriptions, images, videos, etc. Overall aesthetics: Typeform is a pleasure to use. Tools for creating forms and surveys are also included. Analytics with dropout analysis Free tariff plan Cons of Typeform Branding disappears only in the most expensive tariff plan Complex setup of some types of quizzes (for example, personality ones) The editor for logical transitions can be confusing for large tests How to Develop a Successful Online Quiz? We won't go into too much detail because many marketers think about this a lot more than I do.