Jotform has 10,000+ templates. Why choose WaiverDrop?

If you need a contact form, survey, order form, and a waiver, Jotform's versatility is hard to beat. But if waivers are your primary use case, WaiverDrop's 8 industry-specific templates get you live faster, and the platform is designed around the waiver workflow — not adapted from a general form builder.

Can Jotform do kiosk mode for waivers?

Jotform doesn't have a dedicated kiosk mode. You could load a Jotform on a tablet in a browser, but there's no auto-reset, no kiosk-specific UI, and no QR code walk-in flow. WaiverDrop's kiosk mode is built for this exact scenario.

Does Jotform capture legally binding signatures?

Jotform has an e-signature widget that captures drawn signatures. It works, but Jotform doesn't market itself as ESIGN Act compliant for waivers specifically. WaiverDrop captures signature images, IP addresses, timestamps, and user agents — purpose-built for waiver compliance.

Is Jotform's free plan good enough for waivers?

Jotform's free plan allows 5 forms and 100 monthly submissions. WaiverDrop's free plan allows 30 waivers/month with signature capture, QR codes, and PDF generation included. For low-volume waiver needs, both free plans work — but WaiverDrop's includes waiver-specific features Jotform's doesn't.

WaiverDrop vs Jotform

A purpose-built waiver platform vs the world's most versatile form builder.

Jotform is one of the most popular form builders on the planet with 10,000+ templates, powerful conditional logic, 100+ integrations, and payment processing. They have waiver templates, and you can build a decent waiver with their signature widget. But Jotform is a general-purpose tool — it's not optimized for the waiver workflow. There's no kiosk mode, no QR code sharing built for walk-in signing, no check-in system, and no waiver-specific compliance messaging. If forms are your primary need and waivers are secondary, Jotform is excellent. If waivers are your primary need, WaiverDrop is purpose-built for the job.

Competitor pricing and features as of February 2026. Visit their websites for current information.

Feature comparison

Feature	WaiverDrop	Jotform
Purpose-built for waivers	Yes	No (general form builder)
Kiosk mode	Yes (web-based)	No
QR code sharing	Yes (built-in)	Manual (link to QR generator)
Check-in system	Yes	No
Waiver archive & search	Yes (dedicated dashboard)	Form submissions table
Signature capture	Yes	Yes (e-signature widget)
Conditional logic	No	Yes (advanced)
Template gallery	8 industry templates	10,000+ templates
Integrations	Coming soon	100+ (Zapier, Google, Slack, etc.)
Payment collection	No	Yes (30+ payment gateways)
Minor/guardian signing	Yes (dedicated flow)	Manual setup required
Setup time for waivers	5 minutes	15-30 minutes
Photo capture	Yes (per template)	No (file upload only)
Safety video embedding	Yes (per template)	No
Webhook integrations	Yes (Pro)	Yes (via Zapier)
URL pre-fill	Yes	Yes (prefill API)
Waiver expiration	Yes (Pro)	No
Auto-flag rules	Yes (Pro)	No
Duplicate detection	Yes	No

Pricing comparison

	WaiverDrop	Jotform
Free tier	30 waivers/month	5 forms / 100 submissions/month
Entry paid plan	$15/month (unlimited)	$39/month (Bronze — 25 forms)
Mid-tier	$15/month (still unlimited)	$49/month (Silver — 50 forms)
High volume	$15/month	$129/month (Gold — 100 forms)
Annual savings	$120/year (33% off)	~50% off annual billing on some plans

Why businesses choose WaiverDrop over Jotform

Built for waivers, not forms

Jotform can do waivers, but it can also do surveys, registrations, order forms, and quizzes. WaiverDrop does one thing — waivers — and does it better. Kiosk mode, QR code walk-in signing, check-in system, and waiver archive are all built in.

Simpler and cheaper for the waiver use case

Jotform's Bronze plan costs $39/month. WaiverDrop Pro costs $15/month with unlimited waivers. If waivers are your main need, you're paying less for more.

Walk-in ready from day one

WaiverDrop's QR code sharing and kiosk mode are designed for walk-in businesses: gyms, studios, rental shops, and tour operators. Jotform requires manual setup to approximate this workflow.

Waiver-specific compliance

WaiverDrop is built around ESIGN Act compliance for waivers, capturing signatures, IP addresses, timestamps, and user agents automatically. Jotform's signature widget works, but the compliance framework isn't waiver-specific.

Frequently asked questions

Jotform has 10,000+ templates. Why choose WaiverDrop?: If you need a contact form, survey, order form, and a waiver, Jotform's versatility is hard to beat. But if waivers are your primary use case, WaiverDrop's 8 industry-specific templates get you live faster, and the platform is designed around the waiver workflow — not adapted from a general form builder.
Can Jotform do kiosk mode for waivers?: Jotform doesn't have a dedicated kiosk mode. You could load a Jotform on a tablet in a browser, but there's no auto-reset, no kiosk-specific UI, and no QR code walk-in flow. WaiverDrop's kiosk mode is built for this exact scenario.
Does Jotform capture legally binding signatures?: Jotform has an e-signature widget that captures drawn signatures. It works, but Jotform doesn't market itself as ESIGN Act compliant for waivers specifically. WaiverDrop captures signature images, IP addresses, timestamps, and user agents — purpose-built for waiver compliance.
Is Jotform's free plan good enough for waivers?: Jotform's free plan allows 5 forms and 100 monthly submissions. WaiverDrop's free plan allows 30 waivers/month with signature capture, QR codes, and PDF generation included. For low-volume waiver needs, both free plans work — but WaiverDrop's includes waiver-specific features Jotform's doesn't.