Typebot baptisteArno/typebot.io

Chat-style form and chatbot builder with branching, Stripe payment input, webhooks and analytics. Source-available (FSL), not OSI open source.

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Typebot at a glance

Checked 16 Oct 2026

Typebot (10.5k stars, v3.19.0 Sep 2026) builds conversational chat forms from 34+ blocks: text, email, phone, choice, date, file and Stripe payment inputs, conditional branching, scripting, webhooks, Google Sheets, Zapier and Make, with drop-off analytics and CSV export. Self-hosting unlocks all features for free with Docker, but the licence is the Functional Source License (FSL-1.1-Apache-2.0): you cannot sell access to your instance or embed the editor in a product you sell; each release becomes Apache-2.0 after two years. No PDF forms or e-signatures.

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How much of Typeform does it replace?

6 of 6 jobs. Chat-bubble style rather than full-screen forms; FSL licence bars reselling it as a service.

Form and survey builder Partial replacement

One-question-at-a-time conversational forms Partial replacement

Conditional logic and branching Partial replacement

Response analytics and exports Partial replacement

Payments in forms Partial replacement

Integrations and webhooks Partial replacement

How much of Jotform does it replace?

4 of 6 jobs. No PDF forms or e-signatures.

Form and survey builder Partial replacement

Conditional logic and branching Partial replacement

Response analytics and exports Not covered

Payments in forms Partial replacement

Integrations and webhooks Partial replacement

PDF forms and e-signatures Not covered

For PDF forms and e-signatures, see other Jotform alternatives. You may also need to build an interface, an API server and hosting yourself.

How much of Tally Pro does it replace?

4 of 4 jobs. Source-available under FSL 1.1, rather than an OSI-approved license for current versions; conversational flows, branching, analytics and webhooks cover form workflows; licensing and Tally workspace features differ.

Build forms and surveys Partial replacement

Conditional questions and branching Partial replacement

Response analytics Partial replacement

Integrations and webhooks Partial replacement

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Runs on my machine? Self-hosted with Docker, Vercel or manual install; cloud also offered Typebot is fair source and can be self-hosted on your own server. docs.typebot.com · get-started ↗ today

Code licence Functional Source License 1.1 (source-available); each version becomes Apache-2.0 after two years A Permitted Purpose is any purpose other than a Competing Use. github.com · LICENSE ↗ today

Model weights licence No separate model weights github.com · typebot.io#readme ↗ today

Commercial use Companies and freelancers may use it for their own bots; selling access to an instance or the editor is not allowed ❌ Commercialize the access to your instance docs.typebot.com · get-started ↗ today

Paid services needed? None required; self-hosted has all features; you pay only for your own server, database and S3 storage You never have to pay any fees to us. docs.typebot.com · get-started ↗ today

Hardware Not documented Know the answer? —

Operating systems Server with Docker; OS support not listed You need a server with Docker installed. docs.typebot.com · docker ↗ today

Setup effort Medium; Docker Compose plus SMTP and S3-compatible storage for uploads I highly recommend using an external SMTP service. docs.typebot.com · docker ↗ today