Typeform has the best form UX in this market — polished, conversational signups that stand out visually, with a real API on paid tiers. The gap: response-based pricing (100 responses/month on the entry paid plan) punishes a successful launch, and there is no queue mechanic or position tracking.
Key differences
Typeform bills by responses per month — 100 responses/month on the $28/mo Basic plan, which is punishing for any real launch. Enlist pricing is capacity: signups stored. A spike from a front-page post changes nothing about the bill.
Typeform collects answers — it has no queue mechanic. Position, ordering, and idempotency on re-submission are not features. Enlist assigns position inside a locked transaction and returns it in the same response.
Typeform's API is available on paid tiers — you're paying for form responses before you've written a line of integration code. Enlist ships the full REST API, TypeScript SDK, and MCP server with no credit card on the free plan.
Typeform has no agent integration. Enlist exposes every waitlist operation over a hosted MCP endpoint — create the waitlist and wire the signup route in one prompt.
Up to 500 signups on the free tier. Add the MCP server and your agent wires the whole integration in one prompt.