What you need
- Only Spread mode shows the finish time, gap and night options.
- The scheduled time must be now or in the future when you confirm.
Standard form filling
Run Google Form surveys spread over time, with a scheduled start
Finish within a set time or set a pause between responses, with the expected end shown before you confirm.
Quick facts updated
- Completion time
- 1, 2, 12, 24 hours or your own choice from 15 minutes to 30 days
- Gap per response
- 1–3, 3–5, 5–10 or 10–20 minutes
- Night
- Normal, pause 22:00–07:00 or much less at night
- Surcharge
- +0,5 Credit/response (<21 questions), +1 Credit/response (≥21 questions)
- Run now
- Skip the schedule for waiting responses, free
See it in the product
Import form Configure Check Create order
The schedule is checked before ordering
Key information is shown as status, ratios and check results instead of a long block of instructions.
3–5 minutes
Sample gap
250
Expected responses
Yes
Schedule
What it does
Two clear ways to schedule
Set a target to finish within 1, 2, 12, 24 hours or a custom duration; or choose a random gap between responses such as 3-5 minutes.
Run continuously to queue every response at once.
Spread out by finish time or by gap between responses.
Start now or schedule a time in the future.
Run normally, pause or slow down at night.
See the expected finish time before placing the order.
How it works
How to use Spread & scheduled filling in 3 steps
Every step has a clear status and check.
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1
Enter responses
Choose how many responses to create for the configured form.
Choose how many responses to fill -
2
Choose a schedule
Use a finish time or gap, then choose the start time.
Choose Spread out: finish within a time span or space out each response -
3
See the estimate
Check the end time, cost and night policy before confirming.
Choose night mode, start time and see the expected finish
Limits to know
- The finish time is an estimate; a slow Google Form or network can change the pace.
- Slowing down at night is a scheduling mechanism, not a promise to imitate real users' identities.
Quick answers
Frequently asked questions
No. Continuous runs queue every response at once; the night option only applies to spread-out filling.
The order page calculates and shows the expected finish time from the number of responses and the chosen gap.
