🔀 Free on all plans

Forms that adapt to every answer.

Show the right questions to the right people. Conditional logic hides irrelevant questions and routes respondents through a path that makes sense for them — no code, no complexity.

Question 2
Are you buying for yourself or your business?
If: Personal
→ What's your personal budget?
If: Business
→ How many seats do you need?
IF Q2 = "Business" THEN Show Q4, Q5, Q6 — Hide Q3

Respondents only ever see questions relevant to them.


What you can build with conditional logic

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B2B vs B2C funnels

Route business buyers to questions about seats, billing cycles, and procurement — route personal buyers to individual-use questions.

"If company size > 10 → show enterprise questions"

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Qualification forms

Only ask follow-up questions when a respondent qualifies. Skip detailed service questions when the budget is below your minimum.

"If budget < $1,000 → jump to thank-you page"

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Multi-product intake

Show product-specific questions based on what the respondent selects. No generic forms — every path feels built for them.

"If product = 'Enterprise' → show SLA and SSO questions"

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Branching surveys

Send satisfied customers to an NPS follow-up and dissatisfied ones to a support escalation — all from one form.

"If NPS score ≤ 6 → show: what went wrong?"


Logic rules that cover real-world complexity

Show / Hide

Show or hide questions

Based on a previous answer, reveal or hide any question. The form re-flows smoothly so respondents never see a blank space.

Jump to

Skip ahead in the form

Send respondents to a specific question or the end of the form — ideal for short-circuiting paths that don't apply.

AND / OR

Multiple conditions

Combine conditions: show a question only if answer A is "Yes" AND answer B is greater than 5. OR logic lets either condition trigger the rule.

Comparisons

Rich comparison operators

Equals, does not equal, contains, starts with, is greater than, is less than — for text, number, and choice answers.


Fewer questions seen = more completions

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Higher completion rates

Respondents who only see questions relevant to them complete forms at significantly higher rates. Logic removes friction.

Better data quality

When people only answer questions that apply to them, the data you collect is more accurate and actionable.

Feels fast

A form that adapts feels shorter even when it isn't. Respondents experience it as a conversation, not a checklist.

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No-code rule builder

Logic rules are built with a visual point-and-click interface. No JavaScript, no webhooks, no developer required.

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Unlimited rules

Add as many conditions and branches as your form needs. There's no limit on logic rules on any plan.

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Works with multi-step

Logic combines seamlessly with multi-step forms — each screen only ever shows what's relevant to that respondent's path.


Frequently asked questions

Is conditional logic free in FormflowX?

Yes. Show/hide logic and jump rules are available on all plans including the free tier. There's no upgrade required to build branching forms.

What types of logic conditions does FormflowX support?

You can build rules based on: equals / does not equal, contains / does not contain, starts with, is greater than / less than (for numbers and ratings), and is empty / is not empty. Rules can use AND or OR to combine multiple conditions.

Can I use logic with any question type?

You can trigger logic from answers to: multiple choice, dropdown, short text, number, rating, and date questions. You can apply show/hide rules to any question type in the form.

Is there a limit on how many logic rules I can add?

No. There's no limit on the number of rules per form or across your account. Build as many branches as your use case requires.


Stop showing everyone the same form.

Build branching logic in minutes. No code. Free on every plan.