Updated Oct 5, 2026
Forms & Surveys

Tally
Document-style form builder with unlimited free forms and submissions
Tally at a glance
from our research
Form builder with a type-and-slash-command editor, for individuals and small teams on tight budgets
Free plan has no cap on forms or submissions within fair use, and keeps logic, payments and the API
No mobile app, no HIPAA option, no native booking, and every member has the same editing rights
Pro: $29 a month, or $24 a month billed yearly, per organization with unlimited team members
Overview
What is Tally?
Tally is a web-based form builder from Tally BV, a company in Ghent, Belgium, founded in 2020 by Marie Martens and Filip Minev. Its editor works like a text document: you type the questions and insert fields, page breaks and payment blocks with slash commands. Anyone can start a form without an account, which is needed only to publish.
Forms are a single page by default, and adding a page break after each question turns one into a one-question-at-a-time form with optional auto-jump and a progress bar. Conditional logic shows or hides blocks, skips pages and redirects respondents, calculated fields total prices and quiz scores, and respondents can save their answers and finish later in the same browser. Forms can take Stripe payments, signatures and file uploads. Results land in the Submissions tab, which exports to CSV, while the Insights tab charts answers and works out NPS and CSAT scores. Tally AI drafts or edits a form from a prompt, and Typeform forms import in one click, logic included.
Tally runs in the browser and has no mobile app. Direct integrations cover Google Sheets, Notion, Airtable, Coda, Slack, Discord, Linear and Attio, with Zapier, Make, n8n and Pipedream for anything else, and webhooks and the API are free on every plan. Tally says it stores form data in Europe. The free plan has no cap on forms or submissions within a fair use policy, and the paid plans are priced per organization, with unlimited team members, rather than per seat.
Our verdict on Tally
Tally suits individuals and small teams that need real logic, payments and integrations in their forms without paying per response. Its free plan has no cap on forms or submissions within a fair use policy that gives 50,000 submissions a month as an example of excessive use, and it keeps conditional logic, calculations, file uploads, signatures, Stripe payments, webhooks and the API. Payments carry Stripe's processing fees and nothing on top from Tally. The document-style editor will feel familiar to anyone who works in Notion, since questions are typed rather than dragged into place.
The gaps are in the software around the forms. There's no mobile app, and Tally's AI info page lists no live team collaboration among its limitations. Everyone in a paid organization has the same rights to create, edit, view and delete forms, so there are no view-only roles, and a Tally account can belong to only one Pro or Business organization. Tally's compliance material covers GDPR, with no HIPAA option or business associate agreement documented. Booking works only through Calendly or Cal embeds, and Stripe payments can't recur.
Pro is the plan to budget for once forms face customers. At $29 a month, or $24 a month billed yearly as $290, it removes Tally branding and adds custom domains, partial submissions, drop-off analytics, custom CSS and unlimited team members. Business costs $89 a month, or $74 a month billed yearly, and adds automatic deletion of old submissions, respondent email verification and 90-day version history, which matter mainly to teams with data retention rules. Both are one price per organization rather than per seat. Tally offers no free trials and no refunds for unused time, so the free plan is the place to try it.
Choose Tally for feedback forms, lead capture, applications, quizzes and simple order forms, especially when several people need access on a fixed budget. Look elsewhere for regulated or field work. Jotform's Gold plan adds HIPAA features and a signed BAA for $129 a month or $99 billed yearly, and its mobile app collects data offline. Fillout suits teams that want appointment booking inside the form, since its free plan includes a native scheduler for Google and Outlook calendars.
Written by Lokesh Kapoor
Pros & cons
Tally pros and cons
What it does well
- Free plan includes logic, calculations, file uploads, signatures and Stripe payments
- Tally adds no fee of its own to Stripe payments
- Imports Typeform forms in one click, with their logic
- Pro and Business cover unlimited team members for one price per organization
Where it falls short
- No mobile app, and Tally lists no live team collaboration among its limitations
- All members of an organization have the same rights to create, edit and delete forms
- Recurring payments aren't supported, and booking relies on Calendly or Cal embeds
Editor's assessment from vendor documentation and published pricing
Pricing
Tally pricing
Tally's paid plans start at $24/month, below the $28 median across the 5 tools in our Forms & Surveys ranking. A free plan is available.
Free
Free plan
- Unlimited forms and submissions
- Conditional logic and calculations
- Payments, signatures and file uploads
- Google Sheets, Notion and Airtable
- Webhooks, Zapier and Make
Usage: No submission cap, within Tally's fair use policy, which gives 50,000 submissions or 100 GB of uploads a month as examples of excessive use. File uploads are limited to 10 MB each and forms show Tally branding.
Pro
per month, per organization
or $29/mo billed monthly
- Remove Tally branding
- Custom domains
- Unlimited team members
- Partial submissions
- Drop-off analytics
Usage: One price covers an organization with unlimited invited team members. Yearly billing is $290 charged upfront; monthly billing is charged a month ahead.
Business
per month, per organization
or $89/mo billed monthly
- Everything in Pro
- Automatic deletion of old submissions
- Respondent email verification
- 90-day version history
Usage: Includes the Pro features and the same unlimited team members. Yearly billing is $890 charged upfront; monthly billing is charged a month ahead.
Checked against Tally B.V.'s pricing page on October 5, 2026 · see the full breakdown
Capabilities
Tally features
Checked against the same feature list as every other tool in its category.
Form Building
- Included:Calculations & scoringCompute totals, quiz scores or quotes from responses.
- Included:Conditional logic & branchingShow or skip questions based on previous answers.
- Included:Conversational one-per-page formsPresents one question at a time, a format designed to improve completion.Page break after each question
- Included:File uploadsRespondents attach documents or images to a submission.
- Included:Payment collectionTake card payments inside the form via Stripe or PayPal.
- Not included:Scheduling & bookingBook a time slot as part of the submission.
Data & Integrations
- Included:Native app integrationsDirect connections to Sheets, CRMs and databases without an automation step.
- Included:Response analyticsCompletion rates, drop-off points and result summaries.Drop-off insights on Pro and up
- Included:Team collaborationShared workspaces, roles and co-editing of forms.Pro plan; no roles or live co-editing
- Included:Webhooks & APIPush submissions to your own systems programmatically.
Compliance & Scale
- Not included:Advanced survey methodologyRandomisation, quotas, weighting and statistical significance testing.
- Not included:HIPAA & regulated dataSigned BAA and controls for handling protected health information.
- Included:Unlimited responsesNo monthly cap on submissions on at least one usable plan.Fair use policy applies
- Included:White-label & custom domainRemove branding and serve forms from your own domain.Pro plan and up
Ecosystem
Tally integrations
Videos
Watch Tally in action
Product walkthroughs from Tally's own YouTube channel.
Alternatives
Top Tally alternatives
Tools that do the same job, from the same category.
Fillout
Best for teams that send form data to Airtable, Notion or a CRM and want no per-seat fees
Typeform
Best for marketing and HR teams running a few branded, customer-facing forms at modest volume
Jotform
Best for one person running payment, booking or HIPAA forms for a small organization
Fit check
Will Tally fit your team?
Support
- Email support
- Knowledge base
Training
- Documentation
- Video tutorials
Deployment
- Web
Typical users
- Freelancers
- Small businesses
- Mid-size companies
FAQs
Tally FAQs
Written by our editorial team.
Is Tally free?
Yes. Tally's free plan includes unlimited forms and submissions within its fair use policy, along with conditional logic, calculations, file uploads, signatures, Stripe payments, webhooks and the API. Forms show Tally branding, each uploaded file is limited to 10 MB, and version history goes back 7 days. The fair use policy gives 50,000 submissions or 100 GB of uploads a month as examples of excessive use, and accounts that stay above that for months are offered a custom plan. See Tally pricing.
Does Tally charge per user?
No. Pro and Business are priced per organization, and both let you invite an unlimited number of team members to shared workspaces. Members are invited workspace by workspace, and everyone in the organization has the same rights to create, edit, view and delete forms, so there are no view-only roles. A Tally account can belong to only one Pro or Business organization. Pro costs $29 a month, or $24 a month billed yearly, and Business $89 a month, or $74 a month billed yearly.
Can you collect payments with Tally?
Yes, on every plan, through Stripe. A payment block charges a fixed price or a calculated one, such as an order total built from the respondent's choices, in the currency you pick. Tally adds no fee of its own, though Stripe's processing and currency conversion fees apply. Recurring payments aren't supported, so subscriptions and memberships that bill monthly need another tool. Payment forms count toward the same unlimited submissions as any other form.
Does Tally use form data to train AI?
No. Tally says your forms and submissions are never used to train AI models. It describes itself as the processor of form responses rather than their owner, with the form creator as the controller, and a data processing agreement applies to professional users on sign-up without needing a signature. Form data is stored in Europe on Google Cloud in Belgium, and the Business plan can delete submissions automatically after a period you set.
Can you move forms from Typeform to Tally?
Yes. After you connect your Typeform account, Tally imports any of its forms in one click, with questions, logic and structure included. Forms from other builders can come in as a PDF, image, JSON, CSV, Markdown or Word file, which Tally turns into an editable draft, though conditional logic and calculations aren't extracted from files and have to be added afterward. For a side-by-side look at the two products, see Tally vs Typeform.
Sources & methodology
Product details come from Tally B.V.'s public website and documentation (Belgium). Every plan and price was checked against the vendor's pricing page on October 5, 2026. We haven't tested this product hands-on; the verdict is a desk assessment. How we research and rank tools
- Founded 2020
- 5 languages supported
- tally.so
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