VideoAsk

VideoAsk is Typeform's video form builder for async video questions, screening and feedback, sold in tiers capped by video processing minutes.

VideoAsk is a video form builder for asynchronous conversations, made for teams that would rather watch an answer than read one. A videoask is a short chain of video, audio or text questions that a respondent answers in the browser, on camera or by voice, without booking a call. It is built by Typeform, the Barcelona company behind the Typeform form builder, and the service's legal notice names Typeform S.L. as the operator. VideoAsk runs on its own domain with its own signup, separate from the Typeform builder. Every step can hold a recorded video, an audio clip or plain text, and each one sets how respondents may reply. Conditional Logic sends people down different paths by their answer, and Redirect to URL hands them on at the end. Answer types cover File Upload, Net Promoter Score, appointment scheduling and payment collection through Stripe, while Live Calls turns a step into a live conversation when someone is free to take it. Answers land in a shared inbox with voice to text transcription and captions, respondent tracking, and scores the creator assigns, and drop off rate analysis shows the step where people stop. Custom variables and hidden fields carry known data in from the link, and an AI Chatbot handles common questions on the top tier. VideoAsk suits recruiters screening applicants, sales teams qualifying inbound leads, and customer teams gathering testimonials and feedback in a customer's own words. It is built for small teams and single departments: each tier bundles a fixed number of users, and own branding, a white label domain and priority support belong to the top tier. Teams already running Typeform forms use it as the video counterpart to those forms. It is bought as one product on a flat monthly or yearly plan, and the meter is minutes of video and audio processed rather than the number of responses. Teams share a videoask as a link in an email, a job post or a campaign, and answers flow on to the rest of their stack through Zapier and Make. Stripe takes any payment collected inside a flow, and the scheduling step turns an answer into a booked appointment. It sits beside a written form builder rather than replacing one, carrying the questions that work better on camera while long structured submissions stay in a text form. Recruiting, coaching, community and agency teams reach for it when a screening, an application or a testimonial would otherwise need a scheduled call.