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Best advice I can give you is quite simple: use the software precisely designed and fully customizable to achieve your goals. There are tons of tools for web designers and plenty for event managers, but most of them won’t let you simultaneously build a beautiful, responsive website with customized registration of participants engine. Proper software will have proper solutions already built-in. I would like to recommend trying our software - CONREGO.Register free trial account for 10-days and see how easy it can be to build the website with registration enabled. There is many of other functions I am sure you will find useful too:Statistics - a statistical summary of the processes supported by the system and quick access to comments.Registration - this powerful tool enables easy configuring and supporting of even the most advanced registration of participants.Website - the Content Management System (CMS) embedded into the system enables creating and managing beautiful & responsive event website.Payments & Billing - this module enables supporting paid registrations of participants, using discount codes, and integrating with payment gateways.PDF Creator - an additional module of CONREGO, which enables creating personalised PDF files containing ID badges, for example.Communication- a simple and efficient module that enables sending of invitations and mailings to participants, who have registered in the system.Questionnaires - a powerful module that enables creating of forms that support evaluation questionnaires, competition entries, or sending of abstracts.Reception & Access Control - modules provide customer services at a conference reception area and enable access control to all zones, within a particular facility.Reports - module creates reports, concerning data collected in all other system modules (e.g. registrations, payments, questionnaires, or mailings).User Accounts - function enables full control over rights of users, who have access to the CONREGO Administration Panel.Advanced configuration- module enables adapting the functionality of the system to individual requirements of an organiser.

A million dollar idea does not always start being easy to scaleI was sitting in a client's office and brainstorming with him ways how to help his business grow. We realized that the company needed more positive reviews from its customers and focused on thinking about how to get more genuine customer reviews.Recalling my recent visit to TechCrunch Disrupt hackathon and conference where I got introduced to many fascinating services available as APIs, I had a flash of inspiration and asked "What if we could record testimonials before the service professional leaves the customer's house?". My client was speechless and quickly agreed to try it. I then built a prototype of the proposed product to test the theory.It was a great fit for my first customer's need, but also required manual labor to produce the final output. There was no way to avoid that manual labor requirement and keep the quality I demand. Although it is a great product concept for businesses with limited online social proof, making a million dollars with it is a challenge because the need to use it diminishes over time due to saturation.Paul Graham of Y Combinator wrote a great essay Do Things that Don't Scale. I intuitively followed the same practices. I discovered that asking strangers to record a testimonial about my product to demonstrate its use was difficult. It sometimes works, but more often than not it is simply too pushy.What worked exponentially better is me recording a great testimonial about them. Suddenly, my sales conversation unexpectedly added significant value to their business. They begged me to email it to them once they heard what I said! My testimonials are very effective because I help people come up with elevator pitch opening statements all the time. This was also the ultimate demo of results they could obtain if they started to use my product with their customers.Paul mentions the "Collision" method. Stripe's founders used it to signup merchants on the spot by creating their accounts for them instead of just sending a link. I practiced a variation of that with my last few hundred demos by telling the prospect who was ready to try my product that I will need to use her phone to launch my app, record an amazing testimonial, and then play it back so we can listen to it immediately. I interpreted a request for more information without a completed demo as a polite "not interested".One sub-feature of that first product was a key selling pointAs I kept thinking about it, I realized that if I made this one feature available as a standalone product, I would have a solution for an enormous market that almost everyone would want to use. As it is a fully automated product, I will not have to hire people to participate in every transaction as I will have to with the original concept that is also being released.I later realized that I managed to create a perfect SaaS productMy definition of a perfect SaaS product is simple: invest $1 and immediately get at least $1.01 as a return in perpetuity without human labor. My economics are much nicer than that. Since it has nearly zero operating cost, I decided to price it low enough to eliminate all objections related to pricing.Unlike the original product, saturation does not affect this one because users will get more value the more they use it. Moreover, it benefits from network effect. It also drives the use of the original low frequency of use expensive product.Shortly after that, I started talking about and showing only this new product while still mentioning the original inspiration where it was more applicable.And one more thing...As I kept showing the almost finished prototype, I realized I was still missing something. My product was reliably sending people to the correct page, and a live demo that works is always exciting, but creating that page was still a manual process for the overwhelming majority of prospects.Anything that involves a manual process is a friction point that limits the adoption of a product. Friction leads to awful user experience. I realized I could not release my product to public without addressing this UX problem.My own landing page was embarrassing. That is a pain point significant enough to be a standalone product. Indeed, there are many landing page generators like Unbounce and KickoffLabs, but they were all designed to engage with strangers who were coming from search engines. Pages like that typically focus on providing just enough information about the product to convince someone to be contacted by the sales team.I needed something to engage with identified interested prospects who wanted more information instantly without having to submit a registration form. We already had their contact information from their business cards. Unlike anonymous searchers, these were people with whom we had a conversation and who requested and were willing to read and watch long form content. That to me meant being able to embed PDF documents and multiple videos instead of just a video and a form.I created a prototype to quickly embed videos and marketing documents from multiple sources and tested it with a few amazed prospects. That sounds simple, but getting it done in a way that is intuitive is a tough UX challenge. There are also a few more interesting features that I am not disclosing yet.I mentioned earlier that the original product would be difficult to make a million dollars with because there could be a problem of saturation. That would be true if all testimonials had to be posted on one page. This final piece of the puzzle makes it even more valuable because we can now post industry-specific testimonials to industry-specific landing pages. As my customer adds more industry-specific pages, she will need more testimonials and so this will drive the use of my first labor-intensive expensive product.So, what is my million dollar idea?As you interact with prospects, after exchanging business cards, you can send them to a personalized landing page full of content that is relevant just for them. If they are sufficiently impressed, you can also record a testimonial from them on the spot and quickly have it published as professionally edited marketing assets.There are also a few other things that I am disclosing yet.It is a validated million dollar idea because investors offered me funding several times at above $1 million valuation. I also know exactly how many transactions it will take to reach that point without funding and how many customers I need to reach that transaction volume.Go and build your own million dollar ideaIf you think you have a million dollar idea, or just a good idea, build some prototypes and test them extensively with your target audience. Building a product in isolation without market validation is a great way to spend a lot of time building something no one wants. I continuously refine demo scenarios based on what my prospects are telling me. I even wrote the ultimate guide for non-technical co-founders so you can avoid that.I validated most of this idea initially without writing code and later by adapting sample code. Do not let your inability to write code today stop you. Get your product prototype validated by your prospects and then learn the skills you may be missing today.I am being a little vague and not including links and product names for now because this has been released only as a limited beta and I will likely re-brand the product. However, the prototype has been operational for over a year now and demonstrated to more than 500 people face-to-face, so this is not just a dream. I haven't fully launched it yet because I needed to improve my coding skills and wasn't interested in recruiting a team.

It really depends on what kind of forms you want to make and what you want to do with the submissions. For a general all rounder, I ❤️Paperform (which I make), but here’s what we think the top 18 form builders out there right now (as of 2018):123FormBuilderGreat for creating: contact forms, surveys, registration forms, and quizzes.Because: The name speaks for itself - 123FormBuilder are great for creating contact lists and lead generation. Their vision is “to empower you to collect, manage and communicate your data”. The majority of their forms are set up by default to capture customer or client details, so it’s easy to morph these into whatever form type you need (surveys, quizzes, rego forms, etc.). Embedding is easy as it directly integrates with Blogger, Joomla, Facebook, and Wix.Pricing: Free Basic | $19/month Gold | $39/month Platinum | $349+/month Enterprise [annual discounts available]Live examples: Yada Sisterhood Contact Form, Les Faire-Parts Malins Order FormCognito FormsGreat for creating: Collecting payments, selling products, and raising money.Because: True to their byline ‘easily create powerful forms’, they are all about payment forms and take a 1% cut on all sales generated through users on their Free or Pro tiers. So, if you are after a robust and pragmatic payment/sale form, Cognito is for you. Other pros include plugins for Wordpress and Windows, HIPAA compliancy, and PDF generation.Pricing: (1% of charges) Free | $10/month Pro (+1% of charges) | $24/month Team | $99/month Enterprise [annual discounts available]Live example: South Hill Farmers Market Vendor ApplicationDevice MagicGreat for creating: mobile forms for operations and industry management.Because: these mobile focused forms are offline, capture complex data, and are designed with logistical operations in mind. These forms are all about replacing administrational forms on and off site and automating workflows. One other great thing is that they integrate with just about everything, including SMS, Google Driveand Dropbox. If you work in a trade or industrial workplace, this is for you!Pricing: $17/month/device Standard | $23/month/device Advanced | $28/month/device Enterprise [annual discounts available]Case Studies: Bonterra Solar, Restaurant Equipment-Service Group LLC, STFS DeliveryFormAssemblyGreat for creating: safe and reliable data heavy webforms, like personal surveys and online applications.Because: FormAssembly emphasise the security of their forms and the reliability of data and are perfect for enterprise. They are HIPAA compliant, and integrate with Salesforce, Google Apps, LDAP, SAML and more. If you are an academic, work in government, or are a medical professional, FormAssembly is for you!Pricing: $89/month Professional | $224/month Premier | $599+/month Enterprise | $1900+/month Compliance Cloud [annual payments only]Case Studies: Build it Green, Baltimore Corps, San Francisco Public Utilities CommissionFormbakeryGreat for creating: simple online forms for your website, that you can adapt with your own code.Because: creating and generating the code for your form it is a very simple and fast process. Drop and drag to create the form, have the code (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP) generated and emailed to you, and then customise it before embedding on your website. As this creates form source code for use on your server, you don't need to rely on Formbakery once you have your code (though you will need to have PHP site). Formbakery is built and run solely by Kumail Hunaid, so he's in tune with creating solutions for time-poor and beginner devs.Pricing: $9/form Personal | $19/form Professional | $49/5 Form PackDemo videoReviewFormdeskGreat for creating: forms that need an extremely powerful database, online service requests, expense claims, order tickets, and online support formsBecause:Formsdesk has a seriously powerful database. The backend, reporting, statistics, and workflow are complex and would render a CRM useless for most users. The forms also include very unique features, like barcodes, a PDF generator, autosaves for forms which aren't completed by the user. This is for anyone looking to capture/support and analyse detailed data from users, like tech and finance professionals.Pricing: Free 3 Month Trial | €49+/year Standard | €1000/year BusinessDemo videosExamples: Expense Claim, Helpdesk, Online Service RequestFormKeepGreat for: handling the backend of forms you have built yourself when you are time-poor, and also for static website development.Because: FormKeep is an form endpoint tool that lets you use its backend to manage your data and integrate into apps for forms you have programmed.This is great if you make a lot of static websites and are looking to have forms up and running without needing a backend at all. Integration is dead simple for standard HTML forms.Pricing: $59/month Freelancer | $99/Agency | $199 EnterpriseFormsiteGreat for creating: order forms, quizzes, surveys, and polls.Because: Formsite has a broad range of payment options for forms. As well as supporting PayPal, Stripe and Authorize.net payments, you can also directly take payments by cheque, making it great for online order forms. In addition, it also integrates with the big guns of marketing apps, like Salesforce, Mailchimp, Dropbox, API/Server Post, and Zapier.Pricing: Free | $14.95 Deluxe | $24.95 Pro 1 | $49.95 Pro 2 | $99.95 Pro 3ExamplesFormstackGreat for creating:forms that "manage information across your entire organization", like event, HR forms, or anything that needs a more detailed workflow.Because: they cover all your business admin bases, with over 8 payment gateways, have over 40 app integrations, and Trello integration through Zapier, as well as having a kick-ass Conversion Kit. They are also customisable and make most branding fit into the form well.Pricing: $39/month Silver | $99/month Gold | $249/month PlatinumTemplatesGoogle FormsGreat for creating: Non payment forms on a budget, like feedback, school forms, and applications.Because: While Google online forms come as part of the free Google docs suite, more advanced functionality is available as part of their business G Suite. They are great for non-payment and no-fuss forms and they are super easy and intuitive to build, and come with some seriously funky and fun backgrounds if you don't have your own image. These are great for fast feedback forms you can send as a link, and for community groups to capture details for events, especially school groups. G Suite is more suited to pop quizzes, polls, as well as surveys, all integrated directly with the rest of your Google products like Gmail.Pricing: (Free for docs!) G Suite: $5/month Basic | $10/month Business | $34/month EnterpriseGravity FormsGreat for creating: Advanced forms for your WordPress site.Because:Gravity Forms is the go to solution if you live and breathe WordPress. While most form builders can be embedded with WordPress, Gravity Forms hold themselves apart by focussing purely on Wordpress.The form creation process itself ties into the WordPress admin site, so for a lot of WordPress users this will be an intuitive and great way to go.Pricing: $59/year Basic | 159/year Pro | $259/year EliteDemoJotFormGreat for: fast form creation, including mobile.Because: In a rush and need a basic form? Create a form for a smaller audience - just hop on to the creator, build your form, add your email address, and receive up to 100 submissions per month at no cost! Jotform has also recently introduced its 4.0 version, which allows you to quickly create online forms on mobile. They also have loads of themes to choose from at varying costs, making things even faster!Pricing: Free Starter | $19/month Bronze | $39/month Silver | $99/month GoldTheme StoreLeadformlyGreat for creating: Pre-made lead generation forms.Because: Leadformly does the thinking for you - if you're a marketer who wants to have the guesswork taken out of lead capture forms, and to have integration to CRM, email, and marketing automation tools, check Leadformly out. Enough said!Pricing: Between $37/month - $149/month, depending on your leadsPaperformGreat for creating: super fast, beautiful web forms that embody your (or your client's) project, business, or product brand.Because: forms aren’t a just standalone set of questions; they can be surrounded with engaging and relevant copy and themed to match the brand of it’s creator. The Paperform editor allows you to create forms like a doc, by simply typing free-text, adding questions with logic, and adding payment/donation fields, etc. You literally type directly onto the page and insert fields, making it super fast. Forms are part of a larger page that can be formatted to your liking, and shared and integrated in various ways (including through Zapier, social media, email, and embedding). The Agency plan also allows you to add users/clients and set permissions accordingly, which is great for web dev/design.Pricing: $15/month Essentials | $39/month Pro | $99/month Agency (5+ users additional cost) [annual, referral, and charity discounts available]Examples: Conference, Product, Formal Invite, Project ScopeTypeformGreat for creating: 'human' one-question-at-a-time forms, like surveys, quizzes, and lead generation forms, with easy mobile creation.Because: these forms are aimed at personally engaging users one question as a time. Typeform is known for being innovative in it's flow and mobile first (they released their mobile form creator Typeform LITE over a year ago), so they are great for creating any forms that are more conversational and therefore are ideal for more personal surveys, quizzes, and lead generation. They are easy for end users to engage with, and have been used for some very effective lead generation campaigns. They have a unique and endearing playfulness in their culture to - play Form Invaders or check out their fun YouTube clips if you need a fun break from the trudge of life.Pricing: Free Basic | $30/month Pro | $59/month Pro+ (1+ users additional cost for Pro and Pro+) [annual discounts available]Dev FeaturesPlay Forms Invaders!WufooGreat for creating: forms that require a powerful report generator, like contact forms, surveys, and heavy data collection.Because: if you are looking to collect AND organise data without having to integrate with your own reporting system, Wufoo is perfect as it supports complex reporting and analytics. That's not to say that they don't integrate because they do (with TONS of apps, like Capsule, Salesforce, Mailchimp, Zapier). But it's no surprise that Wufoo forms are awesome at doing their own analytics, as their parent company is Survey Monkey.Pricing: Free Gratis | $19/month Starter | $39/month Professional | $99/month Advanced [annual discounts available]Examples:Zoho FormsGreat for creating: mobile forms that integrate with your other Zoho apps (business forms, HR forms, construction forms, etc.)Because: well, it's made to integrate in Zoho's other apps like email really well! So, if you're amongst the 5 million people who use Zoho's CRM and are into their workflow offering, this is the form builder for you. They specialise in mobile forms, so this is a product for teams on the move.Pricing: $10/month Basic | $25/month Standard | $50/month Professional | $100/month Premium [annual discounts available]Examples: Client Details, Complaints, Onsite InquiriesConversational FormBecause: this is a really cool conversational alternative to traditional forms, and it holds a special place in our hearts.Choose to have a traditional form, or toggle conversation on and turn that form into a chat with your users! You'll have to be a little tech-savvy to use this. in thier words: "Conversational Form is an open-source concept by SPACE10 to easily turn any form element on a web page into a conversational form interface. It features conversational replacement of all input elements, reusable variables from previous questions and complete customization and control over the styling." The only way to fully explain this one is to see it in action, or read this fantastic Medium article.(This list originally appeared on The 18 Best Online Form Builders for You in 2018).I’m Dean, Co-Founder of Paperform.