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Tally review: Projects & Ops, pricing and who it's for

The simplest doc-style form builder, with unlimited forms and submissions free. Pick Fillout if you need scheduling or PDFs built into the form.

Tally is a form builder that works like writing a document: type questions, add logic and publish. The free plan includes unlimited forms and submissions under fair use. Pro is $29 a month, or $24 billed yearly, and Business is $89, or $74, adding team and advanced features.

Free plan; paid from $24 per month billed annually ($29 monthly)

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Good fit if

  • Founders who need forms today on a generous free tier.

Skip if

  • You need deep database integrations in the form builder itself. Look at Fillout.

Use cases

  • Collect waitlist sign-ups into a Notion database

    Free plan

    Founders validating an idea. 1) Write the form like a doc and publish the link. 2) Connect Notion under Integrations and map fields to database properties. 3) New sign-ups appear in Notion as they arrive.

    Source: tally.so/help/notion-integration

  • Sell a product or take a deposit through a form

    Free plan (Stripe fees apply)

    Freelancers and small sellers without a shop. 1) Type /payment to add a payment block. 2) Set the price (or use a calculated field) and Connect with Stripe. 3) Publish; Stripe emails the receipt.

    Source: tally.so/help/payment-forms

  • Show different questions depending on earlier answers

    Free plan

    Anyone running applications, intake or surveys. 1) Add a conditional logic block after the deciding question. 2) Choose to show, hide or jump based on the answer. 3) Preview each path before publishing.

    Source: tally.so/help/tally-a-free-microsoft-form…

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At a glance

Pricing

Tally plans with monthly price, annual price, and what each plan includes (USD)
FreeMonthlyFreeAnnual—What's includedUnlimited forms and submissions.
Proper monthMonthly$29Annual$24What's includedPaid individual plan.
Businessper monthMonthly$89Annual$74What's includedPaid team plan.

Pricing checked on · Tally pricing page

AI & integrations

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FAQs

Is Tally really free?

Yes. The free plan includes unlimited forms and submissions under fair use. File uploads are capped at 10 MB per file.

Source: tally.so/pricing

How much does Tally Pro cost?

Pro is $29 a month or $24 billed yearly. Business is $89 a month or $74 billed yearly.

Source: tally.so/pricing

Tally or Fillout?

Tally is the simplest doc-style builder with unlimited free submissions. Fillout adds scheduling, PDF generation and deeper database integrations; its free plan allows 1,000 responses a month.

Sources: tally.so/pricing, fillout.com/pricing

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The simplest doc-style form builder, with unlimited forms and submissions free. Pick Fillout if you need scheduling or PDFs built into the form.

Some links are affiliate links: we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. It never affects our verdicts.

Alternatives to Tally

  • Fillout logo

    Fillout: Fillout adds scheduling, PDFs and database integrations. Tally is simpler with unlimited free submissions.

  • Typeform: Typeform is the polished one-question-at-a-time form. Tally is cheaper with a generous free plan.

  • Google Forms: Google Forms is free and basic. Tally adds logic, design and integrations.

  • Basecamp logoBasecamp

    Flat-price projects and client communication for a small team that hates tool sprawl. Opinionated by design; pick ClickUp if you want to configure everything.

  • Cal.com logoCal.com

    Scheduling with booking pages, round-robin and routing forms. Free for individuals, scales to teams.

  • Calendly logoCalendly

    The booking link everyone already knows, with almost no setup. The free plan is one event type only; pick Cal.com if you want open source or more free event types.

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