6 Best Survey Tools With Make.com Integration in 2026

Last updated: November 2026

Key takeaways

• BlockSurvey is our pick for Make.com survey automation when privacy matters, because responses are end-to-end encrypted and its Make app sends new responses into any scenario.
• Typeform is the runner-up, with a mature Make module and a design that gets high completion rates.
• Make is often cheaper than Zapier for complex, multi-step survey workflows with routers and filters.
• Tally and Google Forms are the best free survey tools to pair with Make.
• BlockSurvey has a free plan, and paid plans start at $49 per month ($39 per month billed yearly).

Why teams use Make for survey workflows

Make (formerly Integromat) lets you build visual scenarios with routers, filters and loops. That suits survey workflows that branch: a low NPS score opens a support ticket, a high one goes to the marketing team, and every response lands in a sheet.

When comparing survey tools for Make, check how the trigger works (instant webhook or polling), what data it passes, and whether the survey tool already does the analysis.

The 6 tools at a glance

1. BlockSurvey: best for private data in branching scenarios

The Make app for BlockSurvey sends new survey responses into a scenario, where you can route them by answer with filters and routers. A typical setup sends detractors to a help desk, promoters to a review request, and everything to Google Sheets.

BlockSurvey keeps responses end-to-end encrypted and passes only what you map. AI analysis already groups open-text answers into themes, so you do not need an extra AI module.

• Best for: Ops and CX teams building multi-branch survey workflows.
• Cons: A newer app on Make, so there are fewer community templates than for older form tools.
• Price: Free plan; paid plans from $49/mo ($39/mo billed yearly)

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2. Typeform: best for well-supported Make module

Typeform's Make module is mature and widely used, with plenty of public scenario templates.

Response caps on lower plans can limit scenarios as volume grows.

• Best for: Marketing and growth teams.
• Cons: Low response limits on cheaper plans and no end-to-end encryption.
• Price: Limited free plan; paid plans billed monthly or yearly.

3. Jotform: best for complex forms with payments

Jotform's Make app handles submissions with file uploads, signatures and payments, which is useful for applications and order forms.

Survey-specific analysis is basic.

• Best for: Operations teams processing applications and requests.
• Cons: Basic survey analysis.
• Price: Free plan; paid plans by submission volume.

4. Tally: best for free forms for Make scenarios

Tally's free plan has generous limits and connects to Make, so it is easy to prototype a scenario at no cost.

Analysis and survey-specific question types are limited.

• Best for: Makers and startups prototyping workflows.
• Cons: Limited analysis and survey features.
• Price: Free plan; Pro plan for advanced features.

5. Google Forms: best for free, simple scenarios

Google Forms connects to Make directly or through its response sheet. It is free and quick to set up.

Logic, branding and analysis are basic.

• Best for: Internal forms and simple automations.
• Cons: Basic survey features.
• Price: Free with a Google account.

6. SurveyMonkey: best for existing SurveyMonkey programs

SurveyMonkey has a Make app that watches new responses and works with its template library.

Many features sit on higher-priced plans.

• Best for: Teams already on SurveyMonkey.
• Cons: Many features need a higher-priced plan.
• Price: Free basic plan; paid individual and team plans.

Which should you pick?

Pick BlockSurvey if your Make scenarios carry personal or sensitive answers. Encryption and built-in AI analysis keep the scenario simple. If you need the largest set of ready-made scenario templates, Typeform is the more established choice.

Skip BlockSurvey for quick throwaway forms where privacy does not matter. Tally is free and fast.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I connect a survey to Make.com?

Create a scenario, add your survey app as the first module (for BlockSurvey, the new survey response trigger), connect your account, choose the survey, then add modules for the apps you want to update.

Is Make cheaper than Zapier for survey automation?

For multi-step workflows, Make is often cheaper because it prices by operations and includes routers and filters on lower tiers. For one-step automations, the difference is small.

Can Make route survey responses based on answers?

Yes. Use a router with filters, for example sending NPS scores of 6 or below to a help desk and 9 or 10 to a review request.

Is Make the same as Integromat?

Yes. Integromat was renamed Make in 2022.

Does BlockSurvey work with Make on the free plan?

Check the integrations page in your BlockSurvey account for your plan's options. Make itself has a free plan with a monthly operations limit.