Corsizio vs Jotform: Which is a better fit?

Speaker 1: Hi, my name is Woody. I am the CEO of Dive Talk, the largest YouTube scuba channel in the world. I would give Corsizio an absolute five. So I was in the need to find a software that would allow us to register participants around the world with our various online scuba classes. I went online, I did a bunch of searches, I did a few demos. I don't remember the other ones, but Corsizio by far was the easiest to use in setup, customer service was great, and I loved the pricing that it was allowing us to do it on a per-student basis and not lock into a certain minimum amount. So ultimately, I chose Corsizio because I'm not super technical, and when I went in, it was so easy to set up the online class, and then it had enormous features. My partner, who is very technical, was saying how complicated this would be. We're never going to be able to get this done. Then I showed him this, and now he's all in on Corsizio as well, and using it for not just a class, but we're doing a big event that we're having as well. So, basically, the ease of use ultimately, which then went further and locked us in even further by seeing all the features that it also has as well. Getting started with them is very easy. You can do it without even going through a tutorial or having a demo. It's super self-explanatory. You do not need to know any programming whatsoever. There's dropdown fields for everything. Very easy. If I can do it, believe me, anybody can do it. My recommendation would be to go ahead and get Corsizio and try it, because you're not locked in. They don't have any long-term contracts, and they give you the ability to have, from what I remember, I think it's up to 50 registrations for free. So why not try it? Give it a try, set up a class, have your participants register through it, and after you do that, I'm pretty sure you're going to not want to use any other software for this purpose.

Joseph H.: My name is Joseph. I work as a real estate analyst for a small company, under 10 employees. And then I would rate my experience with JotForm as a four out of five. Ultimately, what we use JotForm is responding to customer and tenant inquiries, to quickly take in their information and then respond to their requests or concerns in a timely and promptly manner. Without a doubt, some of the best features of JotForm are, number one, the customizability. So you can ultimately create the form for any need that I have, as a business, of capturing information quickly. And then secondly, it's really easy to implement. It took me probably 10 to 15 minutes to get the form created, put on our website, and then actively opt to begin capturing information. And then the last thing is it integrates really well via API with a variety of different automated services. Ultimately, you can set it up, then not have to touch it and just start receiving information after you get that automation completed. Overall, my experience with JotForm was really positive. I think one thing that I would like to see within JotForm is if there's a template library, so ultimately just a collaboration of different users combining different JotForm templates that would be readily available. And so instead of creating one-off templates for each different use that I have, if there's a pre-made set of templates that are commonly used across different customers, I think it would be really helpful to just have that readily available to go ahead and use instead of having to create a new one each time.