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CommCare vs Formitize

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CommCare

8.3#1 in mobile forms softwareFrom $100 a month
Free planAndroidWebAPISelf-hosted
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Formitize

6.8#28 in mobile forms softwareFrom $29.99 a month
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FactCommCareFormitize
AudienceDimagi describes CommCare as serving governments, nonprofits, research institutions, and frontline workers in more than 130 countries.Formitize says it serves clients from sole traders to government agencies and large corporations, and its help guide says it works across more than 250 industries.
Founded20022012
HeadquartersCambridge, Massachusetts, United StatesThe company says it is based in Sydney, Australia, and identifies its head office as being in Gregory Hills.
IntegrationsOfficial integration options include automated exports, connectors and feeds, warehousing solutions and full APIs.The features page lists integrations with Zapier, Mailchimp, Stripe, QuickBooks, Xero and Power BI; Zapier can connect to services including Google Sheets, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Slack and Microsoft Excel.
PurposeCommCare is a digital platform for frontline work that supports data collection, service delivery, and case management.Formitize is a mobile business platform for paperless workflows, combining flexible forms with CRM, job management, scheduling, document management, sales pipeline, quoting and invoicing.

CommCare plans

  • Free EditionFree
  • Standard$100 a month
  • Pro$500 a month
  • Advanced$1,000 a month
  • Enterprise—

Formitize plans

  • Formitize$29.99 a month

Pick CommCare if…

CommCare suits governments, nonprofits, research institutions, and frontline workers building data and service workflows. It may fit teams that need offline Android use, case management, and integrations.

Pick Formitize if…

Formitize suits businesses seeking paperless forms alongside job, scheduling, and customer-management tools. Its stated audience spans sole traders, government agencies, and large corporations.

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