VS LeadQuizzes
Quiz funnels sized for growth, not for overage blocks.
LeadQuizzes earned its audience the direct way: built for marketers running lead funnels, trusted by 11,549 businesses by its own count, and recently expanded with a new AI builder and a $13 entry plan. It meters one thing, responses per month, and sells overage blocks when you run past your plan. If that meter, the missing free plan, or the integration-free entry tier sent you looking for a LeadQuizzes alternative, this page puts both ladders side by side. Both columns come from live pages, LeadQuizzes keeps every row it wins, and the verdict points back at them when the numbers do.
Fact-checked July 19, 2026 from live pricing pages
LeadQuizzes focus
Lead qualification quizzes for marketers
LeadQuizzes free plan
None; 14-day trial instead
LeadQuizzes pricing
$9 to $186/mo (annual)
Metered unit
Responses/mo + overage blocks
When to pick which
Pick Uplup when
- •You want a real free plan: LeadQuizzes offers only a 14-day trial, while Uplup runs indefinitely at 50 responses a month.
- •Your entry budget still needs integrations: LeadQuizzes lists none on its $9 Startup plan, while Uplup’s $29 Pro tier carries all 23 native connections plus Zapier.
- •You want your quiz on your own domain: every LeadQuizzes tier lists hosting on their auto-generated URLs, while Uplup’s Business plan runs on yours.
- •You need form payments through Stripe, plus webhooks and a public REST API; all three start on Uplup’s $29 Pro plan and none is advertised by LeadQuizzes.
- •You need actual grading, meaning pass/fail cutoffs, percentage results, and partial credit per question, not just point totals and outcome pages.
Stay on LeadQuizzes when
- •A/B testing is part of how you optimize; LeadQuizzes advertises it and Uplup has no split testing at all.
- •You run giveaways or contests; LeadQuizzes has a dedicated builder and templates for them, Uplup does not.
- •You manage client funnels: annual Pro and Premium list 5 and 15 workspaces, and there is a white-label offer for agencies.
- •Automated lead emails, email validation, and popup targeting from Pro up are working parts of your funnel today.
LeadQuizzes pricing at a glance
LeadQuizzes meters one unit, responses per month, and every plan sells overage blocks when you pass it. The figures below are the per-month annual rates from their live pricing page, with the month-to-month price alongside each.
- •Startup: $9/mo annual ($13 monthly). 100 responses per month, 5 AI-generated quizzes, 1 website, basic analytics, and no integrations at all. Overage runs $10 per extra 100 responses.
- •Standard: $37/mo annual ($49 monthly). 2,500 responses; integrations and the full visualization suite arrive here. Overage is $15 per extra 250 responses.
- •Pro: $74/mo annual ($99 monthly). 5,000 responses, unlimited AI quizzes, UTM tracking, automated lead emails, and email validation. Overage is $20 per extra 500 responses.
- •Premium: $186/mo annual ($249 monthly). 15,000 responses and the same Pro toolkit at scale. Overage drops to $125 per extra 5,000 responses.
- •No free plan: the on-ramp is a 14-day full-featured trial with no card required, annual plans carry a 30-day money-back guarantee, and bigger needs go through sales.
- •Against that ladder: Uplup is free at 50 responses a month with unlimited quizzes, $29 buys 1,000 responses, and $79 buys 10,000 with metered overage, so it starts lower and climbs slower.
Two caveats from their own site: the monthly pricing table shows 1 website on all four plans while the annual table shows 5 and 15 workspaces on Pro and Premium, and LeadQuizzes does not say whether a quiz keeps collecting or pauses when a plan hits its response cap. Branding removal is listed on every tier, which is unusually generous and worth confirming in the trial.
Uplup vs LeadQuizzes, feature by feature
The table reads straight off what both products published the day we checked, wins counted on both sides, and anything LeadQuizzes leaves unstated is marked that way instead of guessed. Competitor prices are the annual per-month rates.
Paid entry price (annual billing)
LeadQuizzes starts cheaper; the free plan and integrations rows show what $9 leaves out
Responses included at entry price
Free plan
14-day full-featured trial, no card required; after that every plan is paid
Quizzes you can run
All question types and scoring modes free
There is no free plan; the trial is full-featured but ends at day 14
Forms and surveys too
LeadQuizzes ships form, survey, calculator, assessment, poll, and popup builders
Quiz scoring modes
AI generation inputs
5 AI quizzes on Startup and Standard, unlimited on Pro and Premium
Branding removal starts at
Their table lists custom logo and branding removal on all four plans; a clear LeadQuizzes win
Payments on forms
Not advertised on their pricing or features pages
Native integrations
More native connections than Uplup, but none of them on the $9 Startup plan
Public REST API
Custom webhooks via Zapier are mentioned; a public API is not
Team seats by tier
LeadQuizzes meters websites and workspaces, never users
Custom domain
Every tier lists hosting on their auto-generated URLs; a custom domain is not advertised
At the response cap
From $10 per extra 100 responses on Startup to $125 per extra 5,000 on Premium
A/B testing
A homepage feature claim; the plan table does not say which tier includes it
Giveaway and contest builder
A dedicated builder plus giveaway templates; Uplup has no equivalent
Popup and announcement bar distribution
Scroll depth, exit intent, time delay, and device targeting; Uplup distributes by embed and hosted link
Which one fits your situation
Specs only get you so far. Four buyer profiles follow, each ending in a straight call.
Marketers running lead quizzes at serious volume
This one comes down to which band you sit in. LeadQuizzes Standard at $37 carries 2,500 responses a month, which beats Uplup Pro’s 1,000 at $29 on raw allowance, and its overage blocks mean a hot campaign never has to stop. One step up the ladder flips it: Uplup Business takes $79 for 10,000 responses with metered overage, while LeadQuizzes Pro takes $74 for 5,000. Price your real monthly volume against both ladders and let the numbers pick.
Agencies building quiz funnels for clients
LeadQuizzes courts agencies harder than anyone else in this table: annual Pro and Premium list 5 and 15 workspaces, there is a white-label offer for running client accounts under your own brand, and advertised A/B testing plus popup targeting are levers agencies actually pull. Uplup gives you 5 seats on Business and unlimited quizzes, but no workspace model, no white-label program, and no split testing. Confirm the workspace counts in the trial, since their monthly and annual tables disagree, then stay if they hold up.
Coaches and creators qualifying leads for a program
A coach’s quiz funnel usually needs three things: a personality or scored result, an email gate, and a pipe into an email tool. Uplup covers the result and the gate on the free plan, 50 responses a month included, and its $29 tier adds the email integrations plus unlimited AI generation from a prompt, URL, or a PDF of your own material. On LeadQuizzes the equivalent starts at $37, because the $9 Startup plan cannot connect to your email list at all.
Budget-conscious starters testing their first quiz
LeadQuizzes’ 14-day trial is genuinely full-featured, but day 15 arrives fast when you are still tuning questions, and the $9 landing spot strips out integrations and most analytics. Uplup’s free plan has no clock on it: 50 responses a month, unlimited quizzes and questions, and you upgrade only when a funnel proves itself. Starting free and unhurried beats starting cheap.
Where each one earns it
The case for Uplup
- •A free plan that never hits day 15, good for 50 responses a month, where LeadQuizzes ends the trial at day 14
- •All 23 native connections plus Zapier, n8n, webhooks, and the API from $29, against zero integrations on their $9 plan
- •Unlimited AI generation from $29, fed by a prompt, URL, PDF, image, or document; LeadQuizzes caps AI quizzes at 5 below $74
- •Point scoring with partial credit, plus percentage, pass/fail threshold, and personality modes
- •A custom domain on Business at $79, where every LeadQuizzes tier lists only their auto-generated URLs
- •10,000 responses for $79 with metered overage, against 5,000 for $74 on LeadQuizzes Pro
What both ship
- •AI quiz builders that generate questions, scoring, and outcome pages
- •Personality and point-scored quiz mechanics with logic branching
- •Forms and surveys alongside quizzes
- •Email capture gates in front of results
- •HubSpot, Salesforce, and other native CRM and email connections, plus Zapier
- •Branding removal once you are on a paid plan, and quizzes you can embed or share by link
No spin: where LeadQuizzes wins
- •A/B testing of questions, designs, and flows; Uplup has no split testing
- •A dedicated giveaway and contest builder, plus a poll builder
- •Popup distribution with scroll, exit-intent, time-delay, and device targeting, plus an announcement bar
- •Automated emails to leads and built-in email validation from Pro up
- •Agency workspaces on annual Pro and Premium (5 and 15) with a white-label offer
Our straight answer
Put the two meters next to each other and volume decides the answer. LeadQuizzes starts cheaper at $9 but ships that plan without integrations or a free fallback, and its $37 Standard tier is genuinely strong value at 2,500 responses against Uplup Pro’s 1,000 at $29. Uplup answers below and above that band: a free plan with 50 responses and no trial clock, then $79 for 10,000 responses with metered overage against $74 for 5,000. If A/B testing, giveaways, popup targeting, or agency workspaces carry your funnel, LeadQuizzes is the right tool and its trial costs nothing to confirm it. If you want a permanent free plan, a custom domain, an API, and the most responses per dollar past the entry tier, Uplup is the meter with room to grow into.
Switching from LeadQuizzes, end to end
Expect an afternoon of rebuilding plus a week of watching numbers, in the order that keeps leads flowing the whole way.
- 1
Pull your response history down first
Export your responses from LeadQuizzes’ response analysis as CSV before changing anything, and note which outcome or score band each lead landed in. Contacts already synced to your CRM through their integrations stay where they are; the export is your backup and your scoring map for the rebuild.
- 2
Rebuild the quiz, scoring logic included
Hand Uplup’s AI generator your question list, or just the live quiz URL, and it drafts the structure in one pass. Then reproduce your point values per answer and map each LeadQuizzes outcome to a scored outcome, percentage range, pass/fail threshold, or personality result, each with its own results page.
- 3
Reconnect the lead pipeline and the gate
LeadQuizzes pushes leads out through its native integrations or Zapier; Uplup covers the same route with 23 native CRM and email connections plus Zapier, n8n, webhooks, and the REST API. Rebuild the pre-results email gate, choosing required or optional per quiz, and point it at the same list, tags, and automations.
- 4
Replace popups with placements you control
If you leaned on LeadQuizzes’ popups and announcement bars, swap in embedded quizzes and linked calls to action on the same pages. This is the one distribution piece without a direct twin in Uplup, so decide up front whether an embed at the same scroll point does the job for your traffic.
- 5
Run the overlap week, then time the cancellation
Keep the LeadQuizzes version live while your ads, bio, and site links move to Uplup, and compare completions and opt-ins for a full week. Once Uplup holds the numbers, cancel ahead of the next billing date; if you recently bought an annual plan, the 30-day money-back guarantee is your exit.
