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Typeform

The sexiest conversational forms on the market with one question at a time. Fluid animations and complete branding for a premium user experience. The problem is the price as Tally does 80% of the work for free.

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Review by a Growth Engineer

My verdict: the luxury of forms, but at what price.

Typeform invented conversational forms and the experience remains unmatched. One question at a time, perfect animations, total branding. But the price is hard to justify when Tally does 80% of the work for free. Reserved for cases where visual impression is really critical.

What I like less: high price (25 euros/month minimum), limited responses on basic plans, Tally offers 80% of features for free, the "wow" effect fades over time.

My advice: use Typeform when impression really matters (premium landing pages, important client onboarding). For the rest, start with Tally.

Why add it to your stack?

When user experience matters more than budget, Typeform remains the reference.

What you can do with it

  • 1Create engaging questionnaires with high completion rates thanks to premium UX
  • 2Impress your prospects with lead capture forms that convert better
  • 3Build memorable client onboarding with fluid animations
  • 4Fully customize the appearance of your forms to match your branding

What it does

  • Conversational experience
  • Premium design
  • Fluid animations
  • Complete branding
  • Conditional logic
  • Numerous integrations

How much?

Starting at 25

Starting at 25 euros/month.

The detailed verdict

Do I really need this?

Honestly replaceable by Tally for the majority of needs. Typeform is only justified when visual impression really matters, like for premium clients or prestige landing pages.

Does it play nice with my stack?

Zapier, Slack, HubSpot, and hundreds of other native integrations. It's one of the strengths against Tally. The ecosystem is very complete for complex workflows.

Is it easy to pick up?

Intuitive drag & drop, anyone can create a beautiful form in minutes. Conditional logic is well designed. Only downside: some advanced options are hidden in menus.

Is the UX any good?

The most fluid and elegant experience on the market, every detail is polished. Animations are perfect and the one question at a time approach increases completion rates. It's really the high end of forms.

Is it worth it?

25 euros/month minimum and it goes up very fast with responses. For 80% of use cases, Tally does the same job for free. Pricing quickly becomes prohibitive for startups and freelancers.

What I like

  • Premium user experience when impression really matters
  • Strong branding and higher completion rates thanks to the conversational approach
  • Engaging questionnaires and surveys for important client onboarding

What I like less

  • Tight budgets as Tally offers 80% of features for free
  • Simple forms where it's overkill to pay 25 euros per month
  • Limited responses on basic plans that can quickly get expensive

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