Typeform made forms feel human by showing one question at a time. ChatWisp goes a step further and has an AI conduct the interview, asking the follow-up when an answer is worth one.
Typeform is a well-designed form. One question fills the screen, logic jumps route people down the right path, and it looks good doing it. That reputation is deserved, and if a polished static form is what you need, it is a strong product.
Both tools now use AI to help you write a survey. The difference is on the respondent's side. In ChatWisp an AI interviewer conducts the form: it reads the question, listens to the answer, and decides whether that answer deserves a follow-up. Someone who says the onboarding was confusing gets asked which part. Someone who gives a clean answer moves straight on.
That is the trade. Typeform gives you a beautiful container for the answers people volunteer. ChatWisp goes after the answer behind the answer, and gives you a transcript as well as a row of data.
Follow-ups are generated from the answer, capped in code, and dropped when someone signals they are done.
Respondents can speak their answers and the interviewer speaks back, in any of 40 languages, switchable mid-interview.
Themes, drivers and drop-off are computed from your responses, and you can ask the analyst follow-up questions about them.
Say what you want changed in plain language and it rewrites questions, branching, tone and styling.
Three cases, and we would rather say so than pretend otherwise.
You want a static form and nothing more. If the job is a clean signup, an order form or a short registration with no follow-up questions worth asking, an interview adds nothing. Our Classic mode covers that too, but if you already have Typeform and it works, the reason to move is thin.
You depend on a specific Typeform integration. Their marketplace is older and wider than ours. We cover seventeen vendors plus signed webhooks, and if what you need is not in that list, check ours before switching.
Your respondents would find an interview intrusive. A two-field lead capture is not an interview, and it should not pretend to be one.
Seventy-four of them across twelve categories, each editable end to end.
Understand customer satisfaction, needs, and pain points in depth.
Use templateYour logo, colours and fonts carry through every screen. On paid plans you can take our branding off entirely.
Fourteen colour themes crossed with typography, density, shape and backdrop. Pick a named style and the whole form takes it.
Licensed and served from our own domain, so an embedded form never calls someone else's CDN.
Full-frame designed openers and closers, with video where you want it.
A small, optional flourish when someone answers, and it respects reduced-motion settings.
Yes. Classic mode is a normal form with no AI engine at all: single page, one question at a time, spotlight or card layouts, with the same styling library. You can switch a form between the two modes and switch back.
Usually a little, and you get longer answers for it. Follow-ups are capped per question and per session, so an interview cannot run away with someone's afternoon.
There is no one-click import. You can paste your questions into the setup wizard or upload a document with them, and the agent turns them into a form you then edit.
Yes. Branch on any earlier answer with twenty operators, and the interview reorders itself around what someone has already told you.
The free plan runs real AI interviews with no card and no trial clock. Paid plans start at $39 a month.
Seventy-four starting points across twelve categories.