One note before the table. This is the Face Age blog, so weigh our column accordingly. I've kept competitor details to what their own pages say, and both companies change plans now and then, so open their pricing pages before you decide.
Key terms
- Quiz builder: software for building question flows that end in a result, often a product suggestion.
- Ending or result page: the screen a shopper lands on after the last question. In Typeform and Interact you design these yourself.
- Branching logic: rules that send a shopper to a different question or result based on an earlier answer.
- Response, completion or lead: the unit each tool counts for plan limits. They are not the same thing.
- Skin analysis: an AI reading of visible skin concerns from a photo. In Face Age it's cosmetic. Not a medical diagnosis; does not replace a dermatologist.
Skincare quiz builder comparison at a glance
| Typeform | Interact | Face Age | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry price (checked Nov 10, 2026) | Free plan; Basic $39/mo or $28/mo billed yearly | Free plan; Lite $27/mo billed annually | Start $59/mo, 7-day trial |
| What the plan limits count | Responses per month (100 on Basic, 1,000 on Plus, 10,000 on Business) | Completions on Free (100), then email leads per month (500 on Lite, 2,000 on Growth, 8,000 on Pro) | Plan tiers: Start, Plus, Growth, Scale |
| Branching or conditional logic | Conditional logic listed on Basic | Branching logic from Lite | Conditional hide logic in quiz sections |
| Photo skin analysis | Not described on the pricing page | Not described on the pricing page | Core feature: one photo, 13 concerns |
| How products are recommended | Endings you build per product; Match quiz mode | Result pages and result-page CTAs | Products linked to concerns, severity and quiz answers |
| Shopify connection | Prefilled cart links (Plus or above), Shopify order integration | Embed code (JavaScript or iframe) | Shopify app with Modal or Section placement |
| Email tools | Integrations listed on Basic and up | Klaviyo, Mailchimp and others from Lite | Klaviyo and Mailchimp on Plus ($129) and up |
| Branding removal | Plus and up | Growth and up | Not applicable (runs inside your theme) |
Typeform: what the public pages say
Typeform sells "AI forms", and quizzes are one of the things you can build with it. The pricing page lists a Free plan and three main paid tiers. Basic is $39 a month month to month, or $28 a month billed yearly, with 100 responses a month and one user. It already includes conditional logic, webhooks and integrations. Plus is $79 ($56 yearly) with 1,000 responses, three users and the option to remove Typeform branding. Business is $129 ($91 yearly) with 10,000 responses, five users, drop-off rates and conversion tracking.
For product quizzes, Typeform's help center describes a "Product recommendation quiz" option under Create with AI. You list the products you want to recommend (or upload a CSV), it drafts questions and one ending per product, and a Match quiz mode lets you edit which answers point to which ending. A separate help article shows how to link each ending to a prefilled Shopify cart using the product's variant ID, and it says that flow needs the Plus plan or above. There is also a Shopify integration that turns a response into a Shopify order.
Fits best when: you already use Typeform for surveys or lead forms, your quiz is short, and you're happy to maintain a handful of endings by hand.
Watch for: every product you recommend is an ending you build and keep up to date. If you add 40 SKUs next season, that's 40 endings to touch. Response limits on Basic are low for a store with steady traffic.
Interact: what the public pages say
Interact is a dedicated quiz maker, mostly pitched at lead generation. Its plans page lists a Free plan with 100 completions a month, five quizzes, three logic types and Interact branding, but no integrations or analytics. Lite is $27 a month and adds email integrations (Klaviyo and Mailchimp are both named), lead segmentation, branching logic, result-page CTAs and landing-page redirects, with up to 500 email leads a month. Growth is $53 a month billed annually and adds white-labeling, advanced analytics and conversion tracking, with up to 2,000 leads. Pro is $125 a month billed annually with up to 8,000 leads and one-to-one onboarding. Interact's own blog lists month-to-month prices of $39, $89 and $209 for those three tiers.
On Shopify, Interact's blog says quizzes embed with a JavaScript or iframe code, the same way they do on WordPress or Squarespace. Product recommendations come from the result pages you design and the CTA buttons on them.
Fits best when: list growth is the main goal and you want a quiz that hands segmented leads to your email platform.
Watch for: the free plan switches quizzes off for the rest of the billing period once you pass 100 responses, per Interact's FAQ. Plan limits are counted in email leads, so a popular quiz can push you up a tier.
Face Age: what you get
Face Age started as an AI skin analysis app, and the quiz builder was built around the scan. A shopper answers your questions, takes or uploads one selfie, and sees analyzed concerns with badges such as Skin Age, followed by products from your own catalog. Not a medical diagnosis; does not replace a dermatologist.
The quiz is made of sections with conditional hide logic and seven element types: Title, Paragraph, Text Box, Email, Image, Select and Multi Select. You choose whether questions run before the analysis or just before results. The quiz builder page shows the editor.
The bigger difference is how products get picked. Instead of writing one ending per product, you link each product to the concerns it's meant for and a severity range (low, medium, high), then add include or exclude rules from quiz answers. Exclusions always win, so a strong exfoliant stays hidden from anyone who says their skin reacts easily. Add a product to Shopify, map it once, and it can show up for every shopper whose scan and answers fit. We walk through the rules in how AI skin analysis picks products.
Shopify pricing is Start $59, Plus $129, Growth $249 and Scale $499 a month, with a 7-day trial. The quiz builder, skin analysis and multi-language display are on every plan. Plus adds analysis history, two-scan comparison, PDF reports, the routine generator and the Klaviyo and Mailchimp integrations. See pricing for the full split.
Fits best when: skincare is most of your catalog and the hard part of the quiz is the skin itself.
Watch for: there's no free tier, and email integrations start on Plus. A photo step also asks more of a shopper than a click-through quiz, so put it where people are already interested.
Why a photo changes the quiz
Here's the thing I see most often when stores move a skincare quiz from a general builder to a scan. The questions that cause the most trouble are the ones about skin type. "Is your skin oily, dry or combination?" sounds easy, but plenty of people answer from how their skin felt years ago, or from what a friend told them. Every product that hangs off that answer inherits the guess.
A scan reads what's visible in today's photo, so you can drop the questions shoppers are bad at answering and keep the ones only they can answer: budget, fragrance preferences, how their skin reacts to new products, whether they want a short routine. If you want help choosing those, our list of skincare quiz questions that help product matching is a good starting point.
That doesn't make Typeform or Interact the wrong choice. If you sell three products, or your quiz is really a lead magnet, a general builder is cheaper and quicker to set up.
How to test them fairly on your own store
- Pick six products you know well. Write down who each one is for and who should never see it.
- Build the same short quiz in each tool, using the same questions.
- Take the quiz as four made-up shopper profiles and record which products each tool suggests.
- Check that your "never show" rules held in every case.
- Add one new product to your catalog and time how long it takes to get it into each quiz's results.
- Price a normal month using each tool's own unit: Typeform responses, Interact leads, or a Face Age plan.
Step 5 tends to settle it. A builder where products live in endings is fast to launch and slower to maintain. A catalog-linked setup takes longer on day one and less after that.
Other comparisons on this blog
We've compared Face Age with Shopify-only quiz apps twice: Quiz Kit and Lantern, and Octane AI with RevenueHunt. Those apps install from the Shopify App Store. Typeform and Interact work on any website, which matters if you run more than one store platform.
FAQ
Which is the best skincare quiz builder in 2026? It depends on what the quiz has to know. Typeform and Interact route answers to results you set up. Face Age adds an AI skin analysis from one photo and matches products from your Shopify catalog.
Can Typeform or Interact analyze a shopper's skin photo? Neither pricing page, checked November 10, 2026, describes AI skin analysis from a photo. Face Age's core feature is a cosmetic photo analysis.
How much do Typeform and Interact cost? Typeform Basic is $39 a month ($28 billed yearly), Plus $79 ($56) and Business $129 ($91). Interact is free up to 100 completions, then $27, $53 and $125 a month billed annually. Checked November 10, 2026.
Do Typeform and Interact work with Shopify? Typeform supports prefilled Shopify cart links on Plus and above and has a Shopify order integration. Interact embeds on Shopify with a JavaScript or iframe code.
What does Face Age cost on Shopify? Start $59, Plus $129, Growth $249 and Scale $499 a month, with a 7-day trial.
