Formhub and Wufoo
A long-running online form builder, owned by SurveyMonkey. Here is where Formhub differs from Wufoo, going by its own website on 17 October 2026.
Work rights check inside your job application
The applicant presses a button and Formhub checks their visa and work rights with the Department of Home Affairs (VEVO) before they send the form. You see the result on the response and its PDF. It uses a key your business sets up once with Home Affairs.
Wufoo: We couldn't find a built-in work rights or visa check on the Wufoo website.
How it works →Applicant's forms grouped in a single folder
Formhub files every form a person sends, from all your forms, into their own folder automatically, matched by name and date of birth (or phone or email). No more searching 10+ forms to gather John Smith's paperwork: open his folder and his application, induction and other forms are all there, with their PDFs and uploads.
Wufoo: We couldn't find a way to automatically gather each person's responses from different forms into one place on the Wufoo website.
How it works →More differences
Data kept in Australia
Your forms, responses and uploaded files are kept in Sydney, on every package.
Wufoo stores all data on its servers in the US.
Source: help.surveymonkey.com ↗A PDF of every response
Every response is saved as a PDF and emailed to you, with the files the person uploaded attached.
Wufoo's help centre gets a PDF by printing a single entry and saving it as PDF.
Source: help.surveymonkey.com ↗Australian dollars
Prices are in Australian dollars, with GST included.
Wufoo's prices are in US dollars.
Source: wufoo.com ↗Other comparisons
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We checked each company's own website on 17 October 2026, and each point links to the page we used. These products change often. If something here is out of date or wrong, please tell us and we'll correct it.
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