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Adoric

6.5#34 in lead capture softwareFrom $100 a month
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Wufoo

7.8#2 in lead capture softwareFrom $16.25 a month
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FactAdoricWufoo
IntegrationsListed integrations include Mailchimp, Aweber, Salesforce, HubSpot, Campaign Monitor and Constant Contact.Wufoo’s integrations directory lists 2,304 integrations and features Mailchimp, Stripe, Google Sheets, DocuSign, Salesforce, WordPress, PayPal, and Asana.
PurposeAdoric provides a one-stop solution for marketing needs on a website.Wufoo is a hosted HTML form builder for creating contact forms, surveys, invitations, registrations, and payment forms without code.
SecurityAdoric states that it uses encryption in transit and at rest, least-privilege access controls, multi-factor authentication, logging and monitoring, secure development practices and regular backups.Wufoo says its forms use 256-bit SSL encryption and its servers are in a US SOC 2 Type II audited data center.
SupportThe pricing page lists knowledge-base, email and phone support features, and installation help is available through chat or [email protected].Customer support is handled by email on weekdays from 6 AM to 5 PM Pacific Time, with Advanced and Ultimate customers prioritized.

Adoric plans

  • Basic$100 a month
  • Essentials$250 a month
  • Standard$350 a month
  • Enterprise$500 a month

Wufoo plans

  • FreeFree
  • Starter$16.25 a month
  • Professional$33.25 a month
  • Advanced$83.25 a month
  • Ultimate$210.25 a month

Pick Adoric if…

Adoric suits website marketers, particularly Shopify merchants seeking bundle offers, upsells, and targeted campaigns. It also lists publishers, travel businesses, and agencies among the industries it serves.

Pick Wufoo if…

Wufoo suits nonprofits, businesses, freelancers, event planners, and marketers who need forms without coding. It may also fit users collecting payments or connecting form submissions to other services.

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