Form Assist

Form Assist generates a finished Google Form from a written requirement, delivers it to the owner's Google Drive, and charges one token per form regardless of complexity. Tokens are sold in three prepaid packages starting at five for $5.

Form Assist turns a written requirement into a finished Google Form. The user picks a topic, describes in ordinary sentences what the form needs to ask, and the generator builds the questionnaire and places it directly in the owner's Google Drive. The delivered file is a native Google Form, not a page hosted on Form Assist, so every downstream step (styling, response collection, Sheets output, sharing permissions) runs through Google's own tooling. There is no separate editor to learn inside the product. In practice the workflow is short. A new form begins in a chat interface, where the topic is settled first and the requirement is written conversationally rather than assembled field by field. The generator detects the language of the input and produces the form in that same language, so a requirement written in one language returns a form in that language without a manual setting. Forms are limited only by the tokens on the account, meaning a single account can run as many forms as tokens allow, whether that is a handful of surveys or a steady stream of questionnaires across teams. The kind of form is not constrained either: the documentation names surveys, quizzes and questionnaires as the kinds the generator handles. Metering is per form rather than per field or per minute. One token produces one form, and the complexity of that form does not change the charge: a ten-question quiz and a long multi-section survey consume the same single token. Tokens sit on the account and are spent as forms are generated. Pricing is sold in three prepaid packages: five tokens for $5, fifteen for $10, and thirty for $20. That works out to roughly a dollar per form at the entry package and about sixty-seven cents per form at the top tier. Form Assist sits closest to form builders with AI drafting inside them, but the comparison is not direct: it produces a Google Form file rather than hosting the form itself, and it charges per generated form rather than a monthly seat subscription. That makes it a decent fit for operations, HR and research teams that already live in Google Workspace and need a starting structure fast. Buyers who need a hosted builder with its own analytics, or who expect unlimited generations for a flat monthly fee, will find those habits poorly served here. Refunds are not given for spend tokens, so buyers should treat a package as a commitment.