FormHug

FormHug builds registration, survey, quiz, booking, and payment forms from a plain-language description, then manages responses with live analytics, scoring, certificates, and self-service lookup pages. An MCP server lets agents create and manage forms. Free plan covers unlimited forms, unlimited collaborators, and 3,000 responses per month.

FormHug is an AI form builder aimed at people who need a working form quickly and a clean way to handle the answers afterward. Instead of assembling fields one at a time, you describe the form you want in plain language and the builder drafts the fields, wording, cover image, and a QR poster, leaving you to adjust structure and publish. Supported formats include event registration, customer surveys, lead capture, scored quizzes, skill assessments, appointment booking, payment and order forms, and application intake. What separates it from a plain survey tool is the emphasis on the whole response lifecycle. Responses can be read in real time with analytics, filtered, and shared as a live link, and a feature called Public Query turns submissions or imported Excel data into a self-service lookup page where a visitor enters an ID or email and sees only their own record, such as a score, certificate detail, or registration status. Quizzes and assessments add scoring, answer explanations, dimension reports, radar charts, and certificates. Payment forms accept orders, tickets, and deposits through Stripe, and booking forms manage availability, slots, and capacity. The editor offers Classic and Card layouts, custom end pages, conditional logic, calculation fields, file uploads, e-signatures, matrix questions, and more than 30 field types. A second audience is automated: an MCP server lets agents such as Claude, Cursor, Manus, and Windsurf create forms, edit fields, read submissions, and submit entries, and FormHug is also reachable inside ChatGPT and Claude. That makes it a reasonable pick for teams who want an agent to run form operations rather than just draft text. It fits best with event organizers, HR and training teams, researchers, and small operations that need registration, payment, scoring, and follow-up in one workflow. Teams wanting only a lightweight embeddable survey may find the surface larger than necessary, and buyers needing published tier prices should confirm details directly, since the homepage lists free-plan limits but no paid rates.