What it does
Tally builds online forms by typing questions and inserting blocks. Freelancers and small teams can collect project briefs, files, signatures and payments, with conditional questions and calculations on the free plan. Forms and submissions are unlimited within fair-use rules. You can try the editor without signing up, but publishing requires an account.
Build a brief that asks the right questions
Type /logic in Tally to insert a logic block after adding the questions it should use. A project brief can show a file-upload question only when the respondent selects a service that needs supporting material. Conditions can match all requirements or any one of them. Other actions include page jumps, calculated values and redirects.
Free features and paid extras
| Plan | What changes |
|---|---|
| Free | Unlimited forms and submissions within fair-use rules; logic, calculations and payment collection |
| Pro | Removes Tally branding and the free plan's 10 MB per-file upload limit; adds custom domains and shared workspaces |
| Business | Adds automatic submission deletion and email verification |
The pricing page offers monthly and yearly subscriptions. Google Sheets, Notion and Airtable connections are available without upgrading.
You can open the editor and start typing before creating an account. Tally requires an account when you publish the form, so the no-sign-up invitation applies to trying the builder.
Strengths
- Conditional questions and calculations are available without upgrading
- Native Google Sheets, Notion and Airtable connections
- The editor can be explored before creating an account
Watch out for
- Free uploads have a 10 MB per-file limit
- Removing branding and using a custom domain require Pro
- Unlimited usage is subject to fair-use rules
Best for
- Project briefs and conditional intake questionnaires
Sources
- Tally form builder (Oct 27, 2026)
- Tally pricing (Oct 27, 2026)
- Conditional logic in Tally (Oct 27, 2026)
- Tally terms and conditions (Oct 27, 2026)