You stop paying for caps
$25/mo for 100 responses — and the form shuts off when you hit it — is a strange deal for a growing business. SalesHose is 10 leads free for life, then €19/mo with no caps.
SalesHose vs Typeform
Typeform makes you pay to collect responses, then hands you a spreadsheet to chase by hand. SalesHose scores every lead, routes the hot ones to the right rep, and books the meeting inside the form — from €0, with no response caps. Already have a Typeform? Import it in one paste.
Let's be fair
If all you need is a nice-looking survey, Typeform (or a free tool like Tally) is fine. But if you're using Typeform to capture leads, you're paying a premium for a form that stops at "thanks for submitting" — and leaves the scoring, routing, and scheduling to you. Both tools ask questions one at a time; only one of them turns the answers into a booked meeting.
Side by side
Where it counts for a sales team — price, caps, and what happens after someone hits submit.
| SalesHose | Typeform | |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | First 10 leads free — for life, no card | ~10 responses / month |
| Cheapest paid plan | €19 / mo — unlimited leads | $25 / mo (billed yearly; $28 monthly) |
| Responses on that plan | No caps | 100 / month |
| When you hit the cap | Nothing — there's no cap | The form stops collecting; visitors are turned away |
| Remove "powered by" badge | €19 / mo (Pro) | $50 / mo (Plus) |
| After someone submits | Scores the lead, routes it to the right rep, books the meeting | Exports the response — you score, chase & schedule by hand |
| Lead scoring (hot/warm/cold) | Built in | Not built in |
| Round-robin routing to reps | Built in | Not built in |
| Inline meeting booking | Cal.com / Calendly, inside the form | Redirect or add-on |
| Building a form | Describe it in a sentence — AI builds it, edit by chat | Drag-and-drop editor |
| Question format | Conversational, one at a time | Conversational, one at a time |
| Embed | Two lines — inline, popup, or chat bubble | Inline, popup, or full-page |
| EU data residency / GDPR | EU-hosted, DPA on request | EU-based, GDPR-friendly |
| Import your Typeform | One paste | — |
Typeform pricing and limits reflect its public pricing page at the time of writing; check typeform.com/pricing for current figures. "Conversational, one at a time" is genuinely the same on both — we're not going to pretend otherwise.
Why people switch
$25/mo for 100 responses — and the form shuts off when you hit it — is a strange deal for a growing business. SalesHose is 10 leads free for life, then €19/mo with no caps.
The real cost of Typeform isn't the subscription — it's the manual work after. SalesHose scores, routes, and books the meeting so a hot lead lands on a rep's calendar instead of in a spreadsheet.
No wrestling a drag-and-drop canvas or logic-jump menus. Say "lead qualifier for a B2B SaaS product," and it's built. Tweak it by chat: "add a budget question," "route enterprise leads to Anna."
Paste your public Typeform URL into the builder and SalesHose imports every question — types, options, and required fields — in one step. Then add scoring, routing, and a booking step, and let it finish the job Typeform started.
Import your TypeformFAQ
For lead capture, yes — and it removes the caps. Typeform's free plan allows about 10 responses a month, and its cheapest paid plan is $25/month (billed yearly, $28 monthly) for just 100 responses a month; hit the cap and the form stops collecting. SalesHose gives you your first 10 leads free for life, then €19/month with unlimited leads and no response caps.
Typeform collects responses and hands them to you to score, chase, and schedule by hand. SalesHose carries the lead further: it scores every answer hot, warm, or cold, round-robin routes the hot ones to the right rep, and lets them book a meeting on that rep's Cal.com or Calendly inside the form. Both use the same conversational, one-question-at-a-time format — SalesHose adds the qualify-route-book steps Typeform leaves to you.
Yes. Paste your public Typeform URL into the SalesHose builder and it imports every question — types, options, and required fields — in one step, so you don't rebuild from scratch. Then add scoring, routing, and a booking step.
Yes. Like Typeform, SalesHose is EU-based and GDPR-friendly: your respondents' lead data is stored in the EU (Cloudflare, Western Europe region), Dutchcode B.V. acts as your processor, and a DPA is available on request. GDPR isn't the reason to switch from Typeform — price and closing the loop are.
Yes, on the €19/month Pro plan. Typeform only removes its footer branding on the Plus plan at $50/month (billed yearly).
Your first 10 leads are on us, no card. Embed it anywhere, and let it qualify, route, and book on the spot. Comparing routing tools? See SalesHose vs Chili Piper or Calendly Routing Forms.
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