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Jotform Pricing: Every Plan Is a Single User

Jotform costs $0, $34, $39 or $99 per month billed annually across Starter, Bronze, Silver and Gold, or $39, $49 and $129 month to month on the three paid tiers. Enterprise is quoted.

Every plan includes every feature. What you buy as you move up the ladder is capacity: more forms, more submissions, more storage. And on all three self-serve paid plans, you buy that capacity for exactly one person.

Jotform plans at a glance

PlanAnnual (per month)MonthlyFormsMonthly submissionsUsers
StarterFreeFree51001
Bronze$34$39251,0001
Silver$39$49502,5001
Gold$99$12910010,0001
EnterpriseQuoteQuoteUnlimitedUnlimitedMulti-user

The full limit table

LimitStarterBronzeSilverGold
Available space100 MB1 GB10 GB100 GB
Monthly form views10,000100,0001,000,00010,000,000
Total submission storage50010,00025,000100,000
Fields per form1002505001,000
Monthly payment submissions101002501,000
Monthly signed documents101002501,000
HIPAA featuresNoNoNoYes
Jotform brandingYesRemovedRemovedRemoved

Starter

Free, with all standard features including form templates, payment integrations and widgets. Five forms, 100 monthly submissions, 500 total stored submissions, 100 MB of space, and Jotform branding on forms and signed documents.

The 500 total submission storage cap is the one to watch. It is a lifetime figure, not a monthly one, so a free account fills up permanently rather than resetting.

Bronze

$34 a month billed annually, $39 monthly. Twenty-five forms, 1,000 monthly submissions, 10,000 stored, 1 GB of space, branding removed.

Removing Jotform branding is the practical reason most people leave the free plan, and Bronze is the cheapest way to do it.

Silver

$39 a month billed annually, $49 monthly. Fifty forms, 2,500 monthly submissions, 25,000 stored, 10 GB, 500 fields per form.

Silver is marked best value and it is the strongest deal on the page. Five dollars a month more than Bronze on annual billing buys 2.5 times the submissions, 2.5 times the storage and ten times the space.

Gold

$99 a month billed annually, $129 monthly. One hundred forms, 10,000 monthly submissions, 100,000 stored, 100 GB, 1,000 fields per form, and the only self-serve plan with HIPAA-enabled features.

If you handle health data, Gold is not an upgrade, it is the entry price.

What the pricing page glosses over

Bronze, Silver and Gold are all single-user plans. All three cards read “1 User Individual Plan.” A second person with their own login means Enterprise, which is quoted rather than published. This is the single biggest thing the pricing table hides in plain sight, and it is the same shape as vendors whose entry tier is solo-only.

Total submission storage is a lifetime cap, not a monthly one. The monthly submission limit resets. The 500, 10,000, 25,000 and 100,000 stored-submission figures do not, so a busy Bronze account eventually has to delete old data or upgrade.

Silver is $5 more than Bronze and roughly 2.5 times the plan. On annual billing the gap between the two cheapest paid tiers is trivial and the capacity difference is not. Bronze rarely makes sense.

HIPAA sits at Gold and above. Starter, Bronze and Silver all read “HIPAA-Enabled Features Unavailable.” Anyone collecting patient information starts at $99 a month.

Payment and signature submissions have their own caps. Ten a month on Starter, then 100, 250 and 1,000. A form that takes payments hits those limits long before the general submission limit.

Nonprofit and education discounts are 50%. Both apply to Bronze, Silver and Gold, and 30% to Enterprise. That makes Gold $49.50 a month for a school or charity, which changes the calculus entirely.

Is Jotform free?

Yes. The Starter plan is permanently free and includes every standard feature, capped at five forms, 100 monthly submissions, 500 total stored submissions and 100 MB of space. Forms and signed documents carry Jotform branding until you upgrade. Paid plans carry a 30-day money-back guarantee.

When Jotform isn’t the whole answer

Jotform is a good form builder with an unusually honest structure: every feature on every plan, limits doing the work. If you need one person building forms, it is well priced.

The gap shows up after the form is submitted. A booking request arrives and somebody has to check the calendar and reply. A quote request needs a real answer, not an autoresponder. Fifteen submissions come in over a weekend and on Monday they are a list nobody has read. The form captures the data. The reply is still a person’s job.

That is where Carly picks up. Zapier-style workflows are free, so a rule like “when a form comes in, check my calendar, send three times that work and file the response” costs nothing to run. Booking pages and connected calendars are unlimited, so a form that leads to a meeting can lead straight to a booked one. The AI agent that reads the submission, writes the reply and books the slot starts at $35 a month. Carly connects to thousands of apps, Jotform included, so the forms you already built keep working.

FAQ

How much does Jotform cost? Free on Starter, then $34, $39 and $99 a month on Bronze, Silver and Gold billed annually. Month to month those are $39, $49 and $129.

How many users does a Jotform paid plan include? One. Bronze, Silver and Gold are all single-user plans. Multi-user access requires Enterprise, which is quoted.

Does Jotform have a free plan? Yes. Starter is free forever with five forms, 100 monthly submissions and 500 total stored submissions, with Jotform branding on forms.

What is total submission storage? A lifetime cap on stored submissions, separate from the monthly limit. It is 500 on Starter, 10,000 on Bronze, 25,000 on Silver and 100,000 on Gold.

Which Jotform plan supports HIPAA? Gold and Enterprise. Starter, Bronze and Silver do not include HIPAA-enabled features.

Does Jotform offer nonprofit discounts? Yes, 50% off Bronze, Silver and Gold, and 30% off Enterprise. The same discounts apply to educational institutions.


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