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Tally Review — Honest Pros, Cons & Pricing (2026)

Category: Free form builder for lead capture and surveys

Website: tally.so

Also known as: tally.

Overview

Tally is a free form builder that creates forms, surveys, and simple landing pages without any code. The interface works like a text document where you type questions and Tally automatically turns them into a form. Cold email teams use Tally for simple lead capture forms (when a prospect wants to learn more), survey-style qualification pages (to pre-qualify interested prospects before booking a call), and feedback collection after meetings. The free tier includes unlimited forms and submissions, which is rare in the form builder space. Conditional logic lets you show different questions based on previous answers, making qualification forms feel conversational.

Pricing

Free: unlimited forms, unlimited submissions, all core features. Pro: $29/month (custom domains, file uploads, team collaboration, remove Tally branding).

Strengths

  • Generous free tier with unlimited forms and submissions, rare in the category
  • Dead simple interface that works like typing a document, no drag-and-drop builder learning curve
  • Conditional logic for creating qualification flows that adapt to prospect responses
  • Integrates with Notion, Google Sheets, Slack, Zapier, and webhooks
  • Clean, minimal design that loads fast and works well on mobile

Weaknesses

  • Not a full landing page builder, limited to form-style pages without rich layout options
  • Tally branding appears on free tier forms, which may look unprofessional for enterprise outreach
  • Fewer templates and design customization compared to Typeform or dedicated page builders
  • No built-in analytics beyond submission counts, needs integration for deeper tracking

Best For

  • Cold email teams needing a quick, free lead capture form for interested prospects
  • Operations building pre-qualification surveys to filter cold email replies before booking calls
  • Teams that want simple forms without paying for Typeform or a full landing page builder

Not Ideal For

  • Teams needing rich, branded landing pages with custom layouts and design
  • Enterprise operations where third-party branding on forms is unacceptable (unless on Pro plan)
  • Marketing teams wanting advanced analytics and A/B testing on form performance
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