Google Forms is Google's form builder, used free or with Google Workspace, with responses kept in Google's cloud and linked Sheets. Pages here cover moving to self-hosted Formbricks, LimeSurvey or Nextcloud Forms.
Google Forms compared with self-hosted Formbricks: link surveys plus website and in-app surveys, logic, hidden fields, file uploads without a Google sign-in, API and webhooks in the free Community Edition, and what needs an Enterprise key.
Google Forms compared with LimeSurvey for structured surveys: more than 30 question types, multilingual surveys, quotas and statistical exports, against Google Forms' simplicity and Sheets link, and the PHP and database server LimeSurvey needs.
For organizations leaving Google Workspace for Nextcloud: what the Forms app covers, result charts, CSV export in Google Forms' format and webhooks, what it does not yet match, and how responses stay on your own instance.
Moving Google Forms to Formbricks: downloading responses as CSV and sorting them, rebuilding questions and sections as surveys with logic, replacing the linked Sheet with Formbricks integrations or webhooks, and moving uploaded files out of Drive.
Getting responses and uploads out of Google Forms: CSV downloads that are not sorted by timestamp on large forms, the linked Google Sheet and who can see it, uploaded files in the owner's Drive, and checking access before the account closes.
Google Forms makes respondents sign in to a Google Account to upload files. For applications, claims and supplier forms sent to the public: collecting files with self-hosted Formbricks or LimeSurvey, storage location, size limits and retention.
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