Sign-up sheets, not just another form
Jotform is a powerful form builder, and it can cap slots if you add an inventory widget for each one. But you build that slot by slot, who took what lives in a submissions table, and nothing moves the next person up when someone drops. MySignMeUp starts from slots, so all of that comes with the sheet.
The short version
Switch if you are filling slots rather than collecting answers. Jotform can close a full slot, but only once you add an inventory widget per slot; it has no waitlist that promotes the next person, and its free tier stops at 100 submissions a month with Jotform branding on the form. Stay on Jotform if the job really is a form — conditional logic, uploads, payments, integrations — because it is a far more powerful form builder than anything we will ever ship.
Last updated . Jotform pricing was read off their own pricing page that day.
What Jotform costs
- Free plan
- Starter, $0. Five forms, 100 submissions a month, 100 MB of storage, 10,000 form views a month, one user, Jotform branding shown on the form.
- Cheapest paid tier
- Bronze, $34 per month billed annually, or $39 per month billed monthly.
- What Bronze lifts
- 25 forms, 1,000 submissions a month, 1 GB of storage, and no Jotform branding.
- Higher tiers
- Silver $39 per month billed annually ($49 monthly); Gold $99 per month billed annually ($129 monthly); Enterprise not published.
- Ads
- None. The free tier carries Jotform branding rather than advertising.
Verified 12 October 2026. Plans change — confirm current terms with Jotform before buying.
MySignMeUp vs. Jotform
A quick, honest comparison of what you get out of the box.
| Feature | MySignMeUp | Jotform |
|---|---|---|
| Shows which slots are already taken | Yes | Limited |
| Enforces per-slot capacity automatically | Yes | Limited |
| Prevents double-booking a slot | Yes | Limited |
| Waitlists with auto-promote | Yes | No |
| Purpose-built signup page (no form design) | Yes | No |
| Automatic email reminders | Pro | Limited |
| No account needed to sign up | Yes | Yes |
| Ad-free, always | Yes | Yes |
| Free to start | Yes | Limited |
Comparison based on publicly available Jotform plan information. Jotform is a trademark of its respective owner; MySignMeUp is not affiliated with or endorsed by it.
Why organizers switch
Every slot has a capacity from the start
Jotform can block a full slot, but each slot needs its own inventory widget, set up and counted separately. On MySignMeUp a slot is the basic unit: give it a number and the page shows what's left and closes it when it fills.
A roster by slot, not a pile of submissions
Jotform hands you a table of form submissions to sort through. MySignMeUp shows you who took each slot as it happens, and exports it as CSV on Pro.
No form to design or wire up
Skip building fields and logic. Pick a template, set slots, share the link — the signup page is ready in under a minute.
Reminders and waitlists included
Automatic reminders go out before the event and waitlists backfill drop-outs — no add-ons or integrations to configure.
When to stay on Jotform
Jotform does things a sign-up sheet cannot. Conditional logic that changes the form as someone fills it, file uploads, e-signatures, payment fields wired to a dozen processors, and integrations into hundreds of other tools. If your sign-up is really an application, a registration with fifteen questions, or an intake form, we are the wrong shape for it.
It is also the better home for anything you need to keep in a database and report on. We give you a roster and an export; Jotform gives you a form back end with tables, approvals and workflows attached.
Switching questions
Why not just build a Jotform?
You can, and for a handful of slots it works: Jotform's inventory widget counts each slot down and blocks it at zero, and its appointment field can cap a time slot. The catch is that you add and maintain one widget per slot, there is no waitlist that fills a dropped spot, and the free plan stops at 100 submissions a month. MySignMeUp is built around slots, so that setup is already done.
Can I collect extra details like a form does?
Yes — add a note or question to a slot when you need it. You still get a real-time roster and CSV export without maintaining a spreadsheet.
Do people need a Jotform or MySignMeUp account?
No account is needed to sign up on MySignMeUp — people open the link and tap a slot. Accounts are only for organizers.
Is MySignMeUp free?
Yes. Free includes unlimited sheets, up to 10 slots each, 25 sign-ups per month, shareable links, and an ad-free signup page. Email reminders and CSV export come with Pro.