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Ghost vs Typeform

Side-by-side plans, pricing, and feature gates for Ghost and Typeform, verified . Ghost is primarily content marketing; Typeform is primarily form builders.

Ghost

Starting price
$18/mo
Free plan
No
Free trial
14 days
Plans
4
Full Ghost profile →

Typeform

Starting price
$28/mo
Free plan
No
Free trial
·
Plans
4
Full Typeform profile →

Plans side by side

Every published plan from each vendor, with the headline monthly anchor price. Some prices scale with subscriber count or seats; full detail lives on each tool's page.

Ghost

  • Starter

    Personal publishing on Ghost(Pro), billed yearly

    $18/mo
  • Publisher

    Paid subscriptions, custom themes, integrations

    $29/mo
  • Business

    Higher limits, priority support, early access

    $199/mo
  • Custom

    Enterprise: unlimited members, dedicated IP, SLA

    Custom

Typeform

  • Basic

    Entry tier for solo creators and small forms

    $28/mo
  • Plus

    Remove branding and scale to small teams

    $56/mo
  • Business

    Conversion analytics and priority support

    $91/mo
  • Enterprise

    Custom limits, SSO, and compliance

    Custom

Limits at the entry paid tier

Compares Starter (Ghost) against Basic (Typeform). Both are the lowest-priced non-free, non-custom plan on each side.

Limit Ghost Typeform
Contacts 1,000 members ·
Emails / month Unlimited ·
Team seats 1 1

When Ghost wins

  • Independent publishers who want to own their stack and keep migration optionality
  • Paid-newsletter operators trying to avoid Substack's 10% revenue share at scale
  • Publications that need staff seats, custom themes, and a real CMS rather than just an email tool

Where Ghost is the wrong fit

  • Hobbyists who refuse to pay anything ever; Substack or Buttondown's free tiers fit better
  • Podcast-first creators; Ghost is text and email native, not an audio platform
  • Teams that need deep CRM, lead scoring, or marketing automation; this is a publishing tool, not a marketing-automation suite

When Typeform wins

  • Marketing teams that need a polished, branded survey or lead-capture form
  • Onboarding flows that benefit from one-question-at-a-time conversational UX
  • Brands prioritizing form aesthetics and completion rate over feature breadth

Where Typeform is the wrong fit

  • Hobbyists who can use Google Forms or Tally for free
  • High-volume survey teams where cost per response gets expensive fast
  • Developers who want form-as-API workflows (Formspree or Tally fit better)

Common questions

Is Ghost cheaper than Typeform?
At the entry tier, Ghost starts at $18/mo versus Typeform at $28/mo. Ghost is cheaper at the entry. Pricing scales differently above that, so check the full plan grid.
Does Ghost or Typeform have a free plan?
Neither has a permanent free plan. Both offer free trials.
Are Ghost and Typeform in the same category?
No. Ghost is primarily a content marketing tool; Typeform is primarily a form builders tool. They overlap on use case but sit in different primary categories, so the comparison is between adjacent tools rather than direct competitors.
Which has more plans, Ghost or Typeform?
Both Ghost and Typeform ship 4 plans. Tier counts match; the differentiation is in features and pricing structure rather than tier ladder depth.
Where can I see alternatives to Ghost or Typeform?
Each tool has a dedicated alternatives page on TierGauge with ranked options and verified pricing: /alternatives/ghost for Ghost and /alternatives/typeform for Typeform. Alternatives are derived from each tool's editor-flagged competitors plus same-category tools we track.

Ghost: https://ghost.org/pricing/ · Typeform: https://www.typeform.com/pricing/

Last verified . Pricing changes between refreshes; confirm at the vendor before purchasing.