Retire paper forms
Equip technicians with mobile inspection and work-order forms that capture photos and signatures even offline.
Forms on Fire is a no-code mobile forms and field app platform for capturing inspections, audits, and orders offline, then automating the workflow back to your systems.
A capable offline-first field data capture platform priced at market rates, but the partner deal offers only trial access and annual billing may limit flexibility.
VERIFIED DEAL MECHANIC is 'verified deal' but SAVINGS CLAIM is 'none' and DISCOUNT TYPE is 'verified_pricing | COUPON: no'. The editorial summary only mentions a 14-day trial via a partner link, which is access-only with no verified public discount.
Editorial summary compares pricing (~$25/user/mo for Premium on annual billing) to peers (Fulcrum ~$28, GoCanvas ~$30), placing it at the category norm. Watch-out note indicates per-user pricing scales quickly, which is typical for the field service category.
Editorial summary states it 'nails the unglamorous parts' with full offline operation, image annotation, signature capture, GPS, and a workflow engine for back-office integrations. It covers core field data capture needs broadly, with the only noted gaps being an aged visual builder and less polished mobile UI.
Editorial summary mentions a 14-day trial with full builder access and advises 'Bring one real form on day one' to test quickly. This suggests days to value, not instant or weeks, aligning with a solid core setup time.
Limited evidence from inputs: no uptime/SLA, support, or review consensus data provided. The tool has a live site and contact info, and the editorial summary presents it as a functional platform, suggesting generally positive signals but thin evidence warrants a conservative score.
Pricing tiers imply annual billing (editorial notes 'billed annually'), and per-user licensing for field crews could create lock-in for large teams. No specific data on cancellation or export policies is provided, suggesting potential annual lock-in and awkward export.
Forms on Fire is a no-code platform for digitizing the paperwork that field teams rely on. You design forms and lightweight mobile apps to capture inspections, audits, safety reports, work orders, deliveries, and more, then deploy them to native iOS, Android, and Windows apps that work fully offline. When a device reconnects, the captured data, including photos, signatures, GPS, and timestamps, syncs back automatically, so crews in remote sites or basements are never blocked.
It is built for field-heavy industries such as construction, field service management, manufacturing, transportation, facility management, agriculture, and utilities. Beyond capture, Forms on Fire handles dispatching, automated workflows, and reporting, and connects to thousands of other systems through integrations and an open REST API. That combination lets teams replace paper and clunky spreadsheets with a connected mobile workflow without writing code.
Design rich forms and field apps with drag-and-drop tools, plus an AI form builder to start fast.
Native iOS, Android, and Windows apps capture data offline and sync automatically when back online.
Collect photos, signatures, GPS location, barcodes, and timestamps directly in the field.
Send tasks to field staff and automate routing, approvals, and follow-up actions.
Connect to your existing tools and automate data flow, with an open REST API for custom needs.
Generate branded PDF reports and dashboards from submitted data automatically.
Forms on Fire charges per user per month and publishes transparent tiers. The Standard edition has historically run about $20 per user per month on annual billing (roughly $25 monthly), Premium around $28 annually (about $35 monthly), and Enterprise around $36 annually (about $45 monthly), with Enterprise adding SSO via providers like Azure AD, Ping Identity, or Okta. The company emphasizes no long-term contracts and free support included with every plan. Exact figures shift over time, so confirm the current per-user prices, edition features, and any volume discounts at signup.
| Tool | Best for | Pricing | Standout |
|---|---|---|---|
| Forms on Fire | Field forms with deep integrations | Per user/mo from ~$20 | Offline apps plus 3,000+ integrations and API |
| GoCanvas | Field service and contractor forms | Per user/mo, tiered | Large prebuilt form library and dispatch |
| Fulcrum | Location and GIS-heavy data collection | Per user/mo, tiered | Strong geospatial and mapping capabilities |
For teams that collect data in the field, Forms on Fire is worth it. The combination of a capable no-code builder, genuinely reliable offline capture, rich field inputs, and thousands of integrations makes it a practical way to retire paper forms and connect field work to your back-office systems. Per-user pricing starting around $20 is reasonable for what you get, and no long-term contract lowers the risk of trying it. The main caveat is fit: if you only need simple online forms or surveys, a lighter, possibly free tool is enough. But for inspections, audits, and on-site workflows, this is a strong, fairly priced choice.
What SaaSTweaks members actually get with Forms on Fire.
Equip technicians with mobile inspection and work-order forms that capture photos and signatures even offline.
Roll out consistent audit and safety-report forms across crews and auto-generate branded PDF records.
Use integrations and the API to push captured field data into your existing systems and automate follow-up.
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