Q: Are responses form submissions? If so Tier 3 has 10K submissions what is pricing above that for lots more? 100K/M?
Founder Team
Jake_Dashform
Oct 22, 2026
A: Hi Jake,
Yes, “responses” or “replies” means form response records, not individual answers. A submission with 12 answered questions counts as one response.
Tier 3 includes 10,000 responses per month. For AppSumo customers, we can offer an optional $199/month add-on that raises your total allowance to 100,000 responses per month across your organization.
Q: Can Dashform expose why each adaptive AI follow-up question was asked?
For structured business discovery, we want every adaptive follow-up to have a decision-useful reason rather than conversational curiosity. Can the response/submission data expose a machine-readable reason for each AI-generated follow-up, such as the missing or ambiguous fact it was trying to resolve, plus the final stopping reason? That would make adaptive funnels easier to audit, compare with fixed forms, and use safely in repeatable intake workflows.
Founder Team
Jake_Dashform
Oct 21, 2026
A: Thank you for spelling this out. A follow-up should help resolve something that matters to the discovery process, and its purpose should be available for review.
We are preparing an explainability update that we plan to release in the next couple of days. The intended output includes machine-readable metadata alongside each adaptive follow-up:
• The missing or ambiguous fact the question is...
Q: Can MCP OAuth be limited to read-only/per-resource scopes without offline access?
During our integration testing, the live MCP/OAuth path exposed broader/coarser authorization behavior than we expected from the published granular-scope model. For an agent that only needs to list/read forms or submissions, can the live connection request only those exact read scopes and omit offline access? If granular least-privilege scopes are supported now, could you publish a current example for ChatGPT/Codex/Cursor showing the expected consent screen and revoke path?
Founder Team
Jake_Dashform
Oct 21, 2026
A: Thank you for testing this carefully and calling out the mismatch.
The current live MCP connection uses a broader “mcp” scope. It does not yet provide the granular, resource-specific read-only authorization you described. The published documentation should make that limitation clearer.
Offline access is a separate permission for maintaining access through refresh tokens. Our configuration...
Q: Are responses form submissions? If so Tier 3 has 10K submissions what is pricing above that for lots more? 100K/M?
Jake_Dashform
Oct 22, 2026A: Hi Jake,
Yes, “responses” or “replies” means form response records, not individual answers. A submission with 12 answered questions counts as one response.
Tier 3 includes 10,000 responses per month. For AppSumo customers, we can offer an optional $199/month add-on that raises your total allowance to 100,000 responses per month across your organization.
Your Tier 3 lifetime license stays in...
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Q: Is this HTML or javascipt form? Will it have to load or embedded instantly on our Wordpress website?
Jake_Dashform
Oct 22, 2026A: Hi Jake,
Dashform uses a JavaScript embed to display your hosted form inside an iframe on your WordPress page.
You can paste the embed code into a Custom HTML block or your page builder’s HTML widget, provided your WordPress setup allows scripts and iframes.
The embed script loads asynchronously, so the rest of your page can continue loading. The form still needs to load over the network, so...
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Q: Can Dashform expose why each adaptive AI follow-up question was asked?
For structured business discovery, we want every adaptive follow-up to have a decision-useful reason rather than conversational curiosity. Can the response/submission data expose a machine-readable reason for each AI-generated follow-up, such as the missing or ambiguous fact it was trying to resolve, plus the final stopping reason? That would make adaptive funnels easier to audit, compare with fixed forms, and use safely in repeatable intake workflows.
Jake_Dashform
Oct 21, 2026A: Thank you for spelling this out. A follow-up should help resolve something that matters to the discovery process, and its purpose should be available for review.
We are preparing an explainability update that we plan to release in the next couple of days. The intended output includes machine-readable metadata alongside each adaptive follow-up:
• The missing or ambiguous fact the question is...
Share Dashform
Q: Can MCP OAuth be limited to read-only/per-resource scopes without offline access?
During our integration testing, the live MCP/OAuth path exposed broader/coarser authorization behavior than we expected from the published granular-scope model. For an agent that only needs to list/read forms or submissions, can the live connection request only those exact read scopes and omit offline access? If granular least-privilege scopes are supported now, could you publish a current example for ChatGPT/Codex/Cursor showing the expected consent screen and revoke path?
Jake_Dashform
Oct 21, 2026A: Thank you for testing this carefully and calling out the mismatch.
The current live MCP connection uses a broader “mcp” scope. It does not yet provide the granular, resource-specific read-only authorization you described. The published documentation should make that limitation clearer.
Offline access is a separate permission for maintaining access through refresh tokens. Our configuration...
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Q: Can you stop all email form spam? What protections do you have in place if you do?
Jake_Dashform
Oct 1, 2026A: Hi,
No form platform can honestly guarantee that it will stop 100% of spam, especially as automated submissions continue to evolve.
Dashform currently uses several layers of protection:
• Server-side validation of required fields, answer types, and permitted values
• Validation against the live published version of the form, preventing submissions with unknown or manipulated fields
•...
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