Does the AI decide who gets into my beta?

You decide. FormzoAI scores each sign-up against the criteria you write and shows the sentence behind every score, so you can see why someone ranks high before you invite them. Nobody is accepted or turned away automatically.

How do I keep out people who say whatever gets them in?

Ask about what they did, then let the chat do the checking. A vague answer gets one follow-up asking for the last real example, and your criteria can reward specifics like a tool name or a number. Each email can answer once, and answers written to talk up the score are flagged for you.

Can I send the screener to people already on my waitlist?

Yes. Send one link to your list by email. Add each person's email or user ID to the link and their answers arrive matched to them. Nobody needs an account, and answers save as they go, in the person's own language.

Can I keep my Tally or Typeform waitlist?

Yes. Keep collecting emails wherever you do now and send the FormzoAI screener to the people you want to look at closely. You can also import an existing Tally, Typeform or Google Forms form so your questions carry over.

How much does it cost for one beta round?

The Event Pass is $79 once for 60 days and 3,000 responses, with scoring and Ask your responses included. Nothing renews. Monthly, Pro is $49 with scoring, and Starter is $19 for summaries and themes. Every plan starts with a 7-day trial.

Where are sign-up answers stored?

In the EU (Frankfurt) or the US, set from where you sign up. You set how long answers are kept, and you can delete any one person's answers when they ask.

For founders picking beta users and design partners

Your waitlist has 3,000 people. Here are the 30 to call first.

When a sign-up writes “excited to try it!”, FormzoAI asks what they do about the problem today. Then the whole list is scored on your criteria, with the reason beside each score.

Beta screener

Closed beta: 30 design partners · made from “Screener for the closed beta of our invoice-chasing tool, 30 design partners at agencies under 20 people”

Their chat

How do you chase a late invoice today?

Manually, it's a pain.

Follow-upWhat did you do the last time a client paid late?

Sent the Xero reminder three times from Gmail, then phoned. Six weeks to get £4,200 in.

What you get

91/ 100

Scored on your criteria

Chases by hand today, a recent £4,200 example, and already uses Xero.

You still make the call.

Example answers, written for this page.

The week you open the beta.

Sorted by signup date
The waitlist export has 3,000 rows and an email column. You invite the first 50, book 12 calls, and four turn out to be other founders who were curious.
“Excited to try it!”
That's the answer to “why are you interested?” on most rows. The agency owner who rebuilds the same invoice spreadsheet every Friday wrote it too.
Every box ticked
Your screener asked “do you manage client invoicing?” and 400 people said yes. Twenty minutes into call three, you learn this one has never sent an invoice.

From one sentence to your first 30 calls.

01
Describe the beta in one sentence
“Closed beta for an invoice-chasing tool, 30 design partners at agencies under 20 people.” FormzoAI drafts the screener. Already have a Tally, Typeform or Google Forms waitlist? Import it and your questions carry over.
02
Send one link to your list
Put it in the waitlist email or your launch post. Sign-ups answer in a two-minute chat with no account, and an answer like “it's a pain” gets one question about the last time it happened.
03
Write what a good design partner looks like
Has the problem this month, has tried something for it, can approve the spend. Weight each one, and every sign-up gets a score with the sentence that earned it.

The whole waitlist, ranked by fit.

Every sign-up gets one score on your criteria, the sentence behind it and a short summary. Ask “who has more than 20 clients?” and get the matching people. Export your shortlist to Google Sheets or CSV, and you decide who gets the invite.

Closed beta: 30 design partners · sign-ups

0 in

Made for picking 30 out of 3,000.

Criteria in your own words: “Has the problem this month” and “has paid for a workaround” work as written. Weight them, and each score shows the sentence that earned it.
Ask your waitlist a question: Type “who uses QuickBooks?” or “who has paid for a tool like this?” and get the people, each linked to their answers.
What the whole list is trying to fix: Answers grouped into themes with counts and quotes. The words for your launch page are usually in there.
Answers matched to your list: Add an email or user ID to the link you send, and each answer arrives tied to that row of your waitlist.
One answer per email: Each email can respond once, so nobody fills it in five times with different stories to get a spot.
Bring the form you already have: Import your Tally, Typeform or Google Forms waitlist. The questions carry over and run as a chat or a one-page form.

Fair questions.

Does the AI decide who gets into my beta?: You decide. FormzoAI scores each sign-up against the criteria you write and shows the sentence behind every score, so you can see why someone ranks high before you invite them. Nobody is accepted or turned away automatically.
How do I keep out people who say whatever gets them in?: Ask about what they did, then let the chat do the checking. A vague answer gets one follow-up asking for the last real example, and your criteria can reward specifics like a tool name or a number. Each email can answer once, and answers written to talk up the score are flagged for you.
Can I send the screener to people already on my waitlist?: Yes. Send one link to your list by email. Add each person's email or user ID to the link and their answers arrive matched to them. Nobody needs an account, and answers save as they go, in the person's own language.
Can I keep my Tally or Typeform waitlist?: Yes. Keep collecting emails wherever you do now and send the FormzoAI screener to the people you want to look at closely. You can also import an existing Tally, Typeform or Google Forms form so your questions carry over.
How much does it cost for one beta round?: The Event Pass is $79 once for 60 days and 3,000 responses, with scoring and Ask your responses included. Nothing renews. Monthly, Pro is $49 with scoring, and Starter is $19 for summaries and themes. Every plan starts with a 7-day trial.
Where are sign-up answers stored?: In the EU (Frankfurt) or the US, set from where you sign up. You set how long answers are kept, and you can delete any one person's answers when they ask.

Rank your waitlist before the first invite goes out.

Get early access

Free to join. Spots open in batches.

Your waitlist has 3,000 people. Here are the 30 to call first.

When a sign-up writes “excited to try it!”, FormzoAI asks what they do about the problem today. Then the whole list is scored on your criteria, with the reason beside each score.

Beta screener

Closed beta: 30 design partners · made from “Screener for the closed beta of our invoice-chasing tool, 30 design partners at agencies under 20 people”

Their chat

How do you chase a late invoice today?

Manually, it's a pain.

Follow-upWhat did you do the last time a client paid late?

Sent the Xero reminder three times from Gmail, then phoned. Six weeks to get £4,200 in.

What you get

91/ 100

Scored on your criteria

Chases by hand today, a recent £4,200 example, and already uses Xero.

You still make the call.

Example answers, written for this page.

The week you open the beta.

Sorted by signup date

The waitlist export has 3,000 rows and an email column. You invite the first 50, book 12 calls, and four turn out to be other founders who were curious.

“Excited to try it!”

That's the answer to “why are you interested?” on most rows. The agency owner who rebuilds the same invoice spreadsheet every Friday wrote it too.

Every box ticked

Your screener asked “do you manage client invoicing?” and 400 people said yes. Twenty minutes into call three, you learn this one has never sent an invoice.

From one sentence to your first 30 calls.

Describe the beta in one sentence

“Closed beta for an invoice-chasing tool, 30 design partners at agencies under 20 people.” FormzoAI drafts the screener. Already have a Tally, Typeform or Google Forms waitlist? Import it and your questions carry over.

Send one link to your list

Put it in the waitlist email or your launch post. Sign-ups answer in a two-minute chat with no account, and an answer like “it's a pain” gets one question about the last time it happened.

Write what a good design partner looks like

Has the problem this month, has tried something for it, can approve the spend. Weight each one, and every sign-up gets a score with the sentence that earned it.

Made for picking 30 out of 3,000.

Criteria in your own words

“Has the problem this month” and “has paid for a workaround” work as written. Weight them, and each score shows the sentence that earned it.

Ask your waitlist a question

Type “who uses QuickBooks?” or “who has paid for a tool like this?” and get the people, each linked to their answers.

What the whole list is trying to fix

Answers grouped into themes with counts and quotes. The words for your launch page are usually in there.

Answers matched to your list

Add an email or user ID to the link you send, and each answer arrives tied to that row of your waitlist.

One answer per email

Each email can respond once, so nobody fills it in five times with different stories to get a spot.

Bring the form you already have

Import your Tally, Typeform or Google Forms waitlist. The questions carry over and run as a chat or a one-page form.

Fair questions.

Does the AI decide who gets into my beta?: You decide. FormzoAI scores each sign-up against the criteria you write and shows the sentence behind every score, so you can see why someone ranks high before you invite them. Nobody is accepted or turned away automatically.
How do I keep out people who say whatever gets them in?: Ask about what they did, then let the chat do the checking. A vague answer gets one follow-up asking for the last real example, and your criteria can reward specifics like a tool name or a number. Each email can answer once, and answers written to talk up the score are flagged for you.
Can I send the screener to people already on my waitlist?: Yes. Send one link to your list by email. Add each person's email or user ID to the link and their answers arrive matched to them. Nobody needs an account, and answers save as they go, in the person's own language.
Can I keep my Tally or Typeform waitlist?: Yes. Keep collecting emails wherever you do now and send the FormzoAI screener to the people you want to look at closely. You can also import an existing Tally, Typeform or Google Forms form so your questions carry over.
How much does it cost for one beta round?: The Event Pass is $79 once for 60 days and 3,000 responses, with scoring and Ask your responses included. Nothing renews. Monthly, Pro is $49 with scoring, and Starter is $19 for summaries and themes. Every plan starts with a 7-day trial.
Where are sign-up answers stored?: In the EU (Frankfurt) or the US, set from where you sign up. You set how long answers are kept, and you can delete any one person's answers when they ask.