How Much Does
Tally Cost in 2026?
Tally is the form builder that made 'unlimited submissions free' the new normal. The Free plan includes everything most users need: conditional logic, payments, file uploads, signatures, webhooks, Notion/Airtable/Sheets integrations. Pro at $24/mo annual unlocks branding removal + custom domain. Tally is the default for anyone who doesn't specifically need Typeform's conversational UX.
Prices in USD, verified from the United States. Regional pricing may vary.
Plans & Pricing
Free
- forms Unlimited
- submissions Unlimited (fair use)
- integrations Google Sheets, Notion, Airtable, Webhooks
Pro
$24/mo billed annually
- removeBranding true
- customDomain true
- teamCollaboration Unlimited
- versionHistoryDays 30
Business
$74/mo billed annually
- dataRetention Custom
- emailVerification true
- versionHistoryDays 90
From the StackScored blog
Features
Our Verdict
Tally broke the form builder pricing model. Free tier with unlimited forms AND unlimited submissions (subject to fair use) was unthinkable in 2023 — Typeform Basic was $29/mo for 100 submissions and looked generous. Tally includes payments, signatures, file uploads, and conditional logic in the free tier — features competitors charge $50-100/mo for. The fair-use language is real but we haven't seen it enforced on normal usage patterns. If you're doing 500 submissions/day from an embedded form on a popular site, you might hit guard rails. For typical usage (internal forms, event signups, lead capture on a small site), Free is genuinely free forever. Pro at $24/mo annual is the tier you pick when you care about branding — removing 'Powered by Tally' and using your own custom domain is worth paying for if the form is client-facing. Business at $74/mo annual adds data retention control and email verification — useful for regulated industries. Where Tally loses: the UX is functional but less polished than Typeform. The conversational one-question-at-a-time flow that Typeform pioneered isn't available in Tally — every form is traditional multi-field. For completion-rate-sensitive use cases (long surveys, customer onboarding), Typeform's UX wins despite the price premium. For everything else, Tally is the correct answer.
Pros
- UNLIMITED submissions on the Free tier — no other form builder offers this
- Free tier includes payments, signatures, file uploads, conditional logic — competitors gate these at $50+/mo
- Pro at $24/mo annual is 4% cheaper than Typeform Basic ($25) but does 10x more
- Notion, Airtable, Google Sheets integrations built in — ideal for async-first teams
- 45+ languages with RTL support out of the box
Cons
- No conversational one-question-at-a-time UX like Typeform — less optimized for completion rates on long forms
- Fair-use language on Free tier is vague — theoretically limits apply but enforcement unclear
- Custom domain requires Pro tier ($24/mo) — minor papercut if you want a branded form URL
- Fewer third-party integrations than Formstack (300+) or Typeform (300+) — focuses on Notion/Airtable/Sheets
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How much does Tally cost per month?
- Tally plans start at $29/mo. They offer 3 plans total.
- Does Tally have a free plan?
- Yes, Tally offers a free plan. See the feature comparison above for what's included and the limits.
- Is Tally worth the price?
- With a score of 9.2/10 and plans from $29/mo, Tally delivers strong value for the price.
- What are cheaper alternatives to Tally?
- Tally is already one of the most affordable form builders options starting at $29/mo. Compare all options on our [Form Builders pricing comparison](/pricing/form-builders/) page.
- Does Tally offer discounts?
- Yes. Tally saves you up to 17% when you choose annual billing — the Pro plan drops from $29/mo to $24/mo with an annual commitment.