Most “free” quiz makers aren’t really free once you look at the fine print. Some cap responses so low they’re unusable within a day. Others charge per response instead of per quiz, which means a single successful campaign can push you into a paid plan overnight. A few are generous on paper but lock the features that actually make a quiz convert, like lead capture or scoring logic, behind a paywall.
This guide breaks down six of the most popular quiz makers with a genuine free plan, what each one actually includes, and where the limits show up in practice.
1. Interact
Interact’s Free plan is built for marketers who want to test a real lead generation quiz before paying for one. New users get:
- 2 quizzes
- 100 completions per month
- 1 seat
- Lead generation through an opt-in form
- Email support
A completion counts any time a quiz taker reaches the results page, whether or not they opt in with their email. That limit resets on a rolling basis tied to your sign-up date, not the calendar month, and Interact sends a warning email at 80% and again at 100% so a quiz doesn’t get deactivated without notice.
A few things set Interact apart from the rest of this list:
- Its quizzes use a proprietary format built specifically for lead conversion, with a lifetime conversion rate of 40% across the quizzes it’s powered.
- The builder is designed to be the easiest to use on the market, so quizzes can go live in minutes instead of hours.
- AI-assisted quiz creation can generate a full quiz, including questions and outcomes, from a topic or URL.
Every Interact quiz, on every plan including Free, runs on built-in scoring logic, the mechanism that determines a quiz taker’s result based on their answers. What’s not included on Free is branching logic, which shows different questions depending on how someone answers a previous one. That unlocks starting on the Lite plan. Free also doesn’t include integrations, links in the quiz, result page CTAs, redirect results, conversion tracking, or a custom logo. Free quizzes display “Powered by Interact” text, and analytics are limited to leads only. Leads can still be exported as a CSV and uploaded manually to an email tool, just without a direct integration.
Best for: businesses that want to test whether a personality or recommendation quiz converts before committing to a paid plan.
2. Typeform
Typeform is the quiz maker most businesses compare Interact against first, largely because of its design reputation. Its free plan allows unlimited typeforms and includes logic covering branching, calculations, scores, and variables, along with custom Endings and URL parameters. The limit that matters most: 10 responses per month, shared across every form in the account.
That’s workable for testing a single quiz design, but most real campaigns hit the cap within a day or two of going live. Typeform’s paid plans bill by response rather than by quiz, starting around $25 per month for 100 responses.
Best for: teams that already plan to pay for Typeform’s design and conversational format and want to prototype a quiz first.
3. involve.me
involve.me’s free plan covers 2 projects and 50 submissions per month, with involve.me branding included. It supports quizzes, but also calculators, payment forms, and landing pages, since the platform is built as a broader funnel tool rather than a dedicated quiz maker.
Free includes basic scoring for outcome quizzes. Logic jumps, which let you skip questions or branch based on an answer, along with integrations with email tools like ActiveCampaign and Brevo and unlimited submissions, all require upgrading to a paid plan.
Best for: teams that want a quiz to connect to a calculator or payment step, not just a standalone lead capture form.
4. Opinion Stage
Opinion Stage’s free plan allows unlimited quizzes and questions, plus access to its AI quiz generator, with no credit card required to sign up. Basic scoring logic is included; the catch is on the response side, where the free tier caps out at 25 responses per month.
Lead and email capture, priority support, and higher response limits start on the Starter plan at $32 per month for 1,000 responses.
Best for: businesses that want to build and test multiple quiz formats quickly before committing to a response volume.
5. SurveyMonkey
SurveyMonkey’s Basic plan is free and allows unlimited surveys and quizzes to be built, but only 25 responses can be collected and viewed per quiz. Question types, basic skip logic, and basic reporting are included even on the free tier.
Advanced analytics, response exports, and integrations require upgrading to a paid plan.
Best for: businesses that already use SurveyMonkey for other survey work and want to add a quiz format without a separate subscription.
6. Fillout
Fillout offers one of the more generous free plans on this list: unlimited forms and up to 1,000 responses per month. It supports quiz scoring and basic conditional logic on the free tier, and its builder is fast to set up.
There’s no AI quiz generator on the free plan, though AI can be used to adjust the form’s design. Integrations and more advanced logic paths are reserved for paid tiers.
Best for: teams that want the highest response ceiling of any free plan on this list and don’t need built-in AI quiz generation.
Which one is actually right for you
If lead generation is the main goal and you want a quiz built specifically for that, Interact’s Free plan gives the clearest path: 2 quizzes, 100 completions, and an opt-in form, with no time limit on how long you can stay on it. If you need more completions before paying anything, Fillout currently offers the highest free ceiling on this list, just with less of a marketing-specific feature set. And if quizzes are one piece of a bigger funnel involving payments or calculators, involve.me is worth a look before anything else on this list.