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Springform AI is built into every part of the Submit experience. It strengthens your written responses for clarity, completeness, and impact. It explains confusing form sections in plain English. It generates tailored talking points before you record video answers. And it tracks your progress block by block so you always know what's left to finish.

Across your workspace, Springform AI also summarizes any submission on demand and cross-references your past applications when you start a new one — so every application benefits from the work you've already done.

Yes — Submit is always free and unlimited for submitters. There's no cost to find opportunities, fill out applications, save drafts, collaborate with teammates, or store your submissions in your library. You can apply to as many programs as you want, as often as you want, for free.

Submit's submission, draft, collaboration, and library features are unlimited and free. AI assistance — strengthening responses, explaining sections, generating talking points — runs on credits.

Every account starts with a one-time grant of AI credits on the Free plan, enough to use AI across several applications. If you run out and want more, you can upgrade to a paid plan. Even without credits, every other Submit feature stays unlimited and free.

Same word, two directions. In Collect, "submissions" are the responses you receive to your program. In Submit, "submissions" are the applications you send to someone else's program. Your workspace keeps the two cleanly separated, so you always see the right list in the right place.

Yes. If a program's form is public, you can fill it out and submit anonymously without an account.

However, anonymous submissions don't save progress — once you close the tab, your draft is gone. To save drafts, collaborate with teammates, use Springform AI, or archive your submissions for future reference, sign up or log in (free) and add the submission to your workspace.

No — once a submission is sent, it's locked and final. We recommend using Submit's draft and collaboration features to refine your answers before you submit, including AI response suggestions and team review.

Your submitted work is preserved in your library, so you can reference it (and reuse content from it) on future applications.

Collaboration on Submit applications happens at the workspace level. The workspace owner can invite admins and members to the workspace where the submission lives, and everyone with access can view and edit the application together.

The submission shows a "Last edited" banner with the timestamp and who made the change, so the team always knows what's current.

Submit is currently designed for applications hosted on Springform. For external forms, you can still use the Springform AI Assistant in your workspace to draft and refine your answers, then paste them into the external form when you're ready.