- Your quiz's success is what spends the allowance
- Five things to check on any free quiz plan
- A single pool that never refills
- Monthly caps on responses and submissions
- Counted by conversation, not by answer
- Form builders with a quiz mode
- Eight free quiz tools at a glance
- The tools, A to Z
- Plain advice before you promote a quiz
- Frequently asked questions
Free quiz makers limit the people who take your quiz, not the quizzes you build. Each free plan counts completions, responses, submissions or chats, and some allowances reset monthly while others never refill. Estimate how many people will finish your quiz in a month, then choose a plan whose allowance clears that number with room to spare.
How many people can take my quiz before the free plan stops working? That's the question worth asking first, and most quiz maker comparisons skip it. Building the quiz is the easy part. The limit lands later, once the quiz is out in the world and people are finishing it.
Below are eight tools with a free plan as of Nov 2026, listed in no particular order. I've grouped them by what the free plan counts and what happens when the count runs out, using each vendor's own plan page. Feature descriptions are the vendors' claims unless I say otherwise. For a broader field, there's also a list of quiz makers compared without the free-plan lens.
Your quiz's success is what spends the allowance
Here's the trap. A free quiz plan usually lets you build quizzes freely, or close to it, and then counts every person who finishes one. So the better a quiz performs, the faster the allowance goes. A personality quiz shared on social media can burn through a month's quota in an afternoon.
The allowances aren't the same kind of thing, either. One tool gives a single pool of completions that never resets. Others reset monthly, with caps ranging from a few dozen responses to a thousand. One counts chats, not answers. Read the unit as carefully as the number.
Branding is the second trap. Almost every free plan here keeps the vendor's logo or badge on your quiz, and one says its branding can't be removed on any plan. If the quiz sits on a client's site, that can matter more than the response cap.
Five things to check on any free quiz plan
- What it counts: completions, responses, submissions, visits or chats.
- Whether the allowance resets monthly or is one pool for life.
- What happens at the limit: whether the quiz stops, or the plan moves you up a tier.
- Whether you can remove the vendor's branding on free.
- Whether features you tested in draft still work once the quiz is published.
A single pool that never refills
Qzzr includes 300 completions in total on its free plan, to use whenever you want, with no monthly reset, as of Nov 2026. Its FAQ also says the branding can't be removed on any plan. The vendor describes the free plan as full access to every feature with no time limit, which makes it handy for a one-off event quiz.
Monthly caps on responses and submissions
Fyrebox's page lists a cap of 100 responses on free, along with 3 quizzes in total, 10 questions per quiz and 3 AI credits a month, and its logo stays on free quizzes.
Opinion Stage allows 25 responses a month on its free plan, with branding removal, drop-off reports and conversion tracking sitting on higher plans.
involve.me covers up to 50 submissions or 500 visits a month on a free account. Its features beyond free can be tested on draft funnels, but they stop working once a funnel is published on free.
Fillout allows 1000 responses a month, the most room of any monthly cap here, though custom endings, redirect on completion, adding a logo and respondent emails aren't included on free, and a badge shows on free forms.
Counted by conversation, not by answer
Typebot is a conversational builder rather than a classic quiz maker: you build a chat flow that asks questions one at a time. Its free Personal plan allows 200 chats a month, and the page says chats above the limit trigger an automatic upgrade to the next tier, so keep an eye on usage. Branding removal, collecting files and folders need an upgrade too.
Form builders with a quiz mode
Formaloo's free plan lists unlimited forms and submissions plus logic, calculations and scoring, per the vendor, with 1 GB of cloud storage and a small badge under free forms that only an upgrade or add-on removes.
Jotform offers quiz card templates on its free Starter plan. Free forms carry its branding, and the page says storage and submission limits rise with each tier without giving free-tier counts, so check your own account's limits before launch. If your quizzes live on a WordPress site, quiz plugins built for WordPress are another route.
Eight free quiz tools at a glance
| Tool | Kind of tool | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Fillout | Form and quiz builder | Scored quizzes with logic and many integrations |
| Formaloo | Form and quiz builder | Quizzes alongside forms and simple no-code apps |
| Fyrebox | Lead-gen quiz maker | Lead capture and personality quizzes |
| involve.me | Quiz funnel builder | Quiz funnels that score and qualify leads |
| Jotform | Form builder with quiz templates | Quiz card templates inside a wider form builder |
| Opinion Stage | Quiz and poll maker | Quizzes, polls and calculators for publishers |
| Qzzr | Quiz maker for marketers | Event, coaching and marketing quizzes |
| Typebot | Conversational quiz builder | Chat-style quizzes and lead capture |
The tools, A to Z
Fillout
Best for: Building forms, quizzes and surveys with calculations, scoring and logic, plus more than 50 native integrations, per the vendor.
Formaloo
Best for: Teams that want quizzes, surveys and no-code apps from one builder, with logic, calculations and scoring on free, as the vendor describes it.
Fyrebox
Best for: Lead generation, personality and teaching quizzes, with a capture form before or after the quiz and AI quiz creation, per the vendor.
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involve.me
Best for: Marketers building quiz funnels that qualify leads with scoring and email automation, alongside calculators, forms and a built-in CRM, as the vendor puts it.
Jotform
Best for: Card-style quiz forms from ready templates, inside a form builder that also handles payments and integrations, per the vendor.
Opinion Stage
Best for: Marketers and publishers making quizzes, polls, surveys and calculators, with lead capture and AI creation listed on free, by the vendor's account.
Qzzr
Best for: Coaches, publishers, events and marketers wanting quizzes, polls and surveys, on a free plan the vendor says has full feature access.
Typebot
Best for: Conversational lead capture, quizzes and surveys built as chat flows that ask one question at a time, as its own site describes.
Plain advice before you promote a quiz
Work out the traffic first. If a quiz is going into a newsletter or a social campaign, estimate how many people will finish it in a month, double that, and pick a plan whose cap clears it. For a one-off event or classroom quiz, a lifetime pool is fine. For a lead magnet you'll promote for months, a monthly cap that resets is safer, and a form builder with a quiz mode may give you more room. If the quiz will live on a client's site, check the branding rules before you write a single question.
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Frequently asked questions
Is there a quiz maker that's free with unlimited responses?
One form builder here lists unlimited forms and submissions on its free plan, per the vendor, as of Nov 2026. Most dedicated quiz makers cap responses, completions or chats instead, so check the unit and the number before you build.
Do free quiz makers collect email addresses?
Several say they do. Lead and email capture appears on some free plans, and one tool pitches a capture form before or after the quiz. Check that the feature works once the quiz is published, because some tools only let you test extras in draft.
Can I remove the logo from a free quiz?
Usually not. Nearly every free plan here keeps the vendor's branding, and one says its branding can't be removed on any plan at all.
What counts as a response or a completion?
Each vendor defines its own unit, but it's generally one person finishing your quiz or submitting the form. Visits can count too: one tool caps both submissions and visits.
When does a chat-style quiz make sense?
When you want questions to arrive one at a time, like a conversation, for lead capture or a short survey. The free allowance on the chat builder here counts chats, so every conversation uses part of it.
Can I use a free quiz maker for teaching?
Yes. One tool here mentions teaching quizzes, and a lifetime or monthly cap is often enough for a single class. Watch the per-quiz question limits, since some free plans keep quizzes short.
