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AIM FORM vs Typeform

The verdict

Typeform builds the most polished forms around, and its ranking questions summarise each option by average position. But a form collects answers; it doesn't close a decision. AIM FORM is built for the second: the group ranks the options, the count crowns a winner two ways and warns when they disagree, and the minutes come out on their own with the figures. If you want to settle something as a group —not gather leads— that's the difference.

The differences that matter

Collecting answers isn't closing a decision

Typeform's ranking gives each option's average position. AIM FORM counts by points (consensus) and by rounds (majority), flags when the two disagree and explains why, with the figures.

Actually free, no response cap

According to its help centre and pricing page, Typeform's free plan includes 10 responses a month (Typeform says it tests different prices, so what you see may vary). AIM FORM's free plan doesn't cap responses.

Automatic minutes with a verifiable fingerprint

The minutes come out on their own, with every option and its support —the minority's too— and a fingerprint anyone can check. And if there's free text, the AI groups it by theme with verified verbatim quotes.

Head to head

AIM FORM Typeform
Their turf Group decisions Forms & surveys
Responses on the free plan Unlimited 10 a month, per its help centre and pricing page
Preference voting Yes, with a double count Yes, by average position
Automatic minutes with a verifiable fingerprint Yes No
Projector mode for the room Yes No

When Typeform is the better choice

  • If your priority is the most refined form aesthetic, with question-by-question transitions.
  • If you need its huge catalogue of integrations and advanced form logic.
  • If you're collecting leads, sign-ups or long answers —not a group decision.

Typeform's facts were checked on 27 September 2026 in its pricing page, its free plan help and its ranking question help. Typeform says it tests different prices: what it shows you may vary.

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