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Tally

The Notion of forms with an intuitive interface to create forms like you write a doc. Free, beautiful and powerful with unlimited forms and responses. The Typeform killer for 99% of use cases.

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Review by a Growth Engineer

My verdict: Typeform killer, and it's free.

Tally got it all right: beautiful, powerful, and free forms. The Notion-like interface makes creation intuitive and conditional logic works well. Hard to justify paying for Typeform when Tally does the job for free. The free plan covers 99% of needs with unlimited forms and responses. Pro at $29/month only adds white label and a few niche features.

What I like less: advanced features limited vs Typeform, fewer templates available, Tally branding on the free tier, support less responsive than paid tools.

My advice: start with Tally for everything. If you reach its limits (rare), you can always migrate to Typeform.

Why add it to your stack?

Free, beautiful, quick to create. Why pay for Typeform when Tally exists?

What you can do with it

  • 1Create a professional contact form in 2 minutes and embed it on your site
  • 2Collect customer feedback with elegant conditional forms
  • 3Generate leads with capture forms optimized for conversion
  • 4Organize event registrations with integrated Stripe payments

What it does

  • Unlimited free forms
  • Notion-like interface
  • Conditional logic
  • Native integrations
  • Embed everywhere
  • Integrated payments

How much?

Starting at 0

Free for essentials, Pro at $29/month for advanced features.

The detailed verdict

Do I really need this?

Replaces Typeform for 90% of use cases, for free. But beware, if you need premium animations or a 'wow' effect for your clients, Typeform remains visually superior. For the rest, Tally does the job well.

Does it play nice with my stack?

Notion, Slack, Zapier, native webhooks cover the essentials. Missing some direct integrations with certain CRMs, but webhooks compensate. The API is decent without being exceptional.

Is it easy to pick up?

If you know how to use Notion, you know how to use Tally. Getting started is immediate, even for non-techs. Only downside: documentation could be more comprehensive for advanced cases.

Is the UX any good?

The Notion-like interface is intuitive and creation becomes as simple as writing a doc. Block drag & drop works well, although some find the final design less impressive than Typeform. Some minor bugs on complex forms with lots of conditional logic.

Is it worth it?

The free tier is incredibly generous with unlimited forms and responses. Hard to find a reason to pay $29/month for Pro unless you want white label. The value for money literally crushes all paid competition.

What I like

  • Everyone seriously, from lead gen to surveys and event registrations
  • Unlimited forms and unlimited responses for free without restrictions
  • Notion-like interface that makes creation as simple as writing a doc

What I like less

  • Those who want ultra-fancy animations as Typeform remains more visually impressive
  • Advanced features limited compared to Typeform for complex needs
  • Tally branding visible on the free tier if it bothers you

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