About Tally
Tally is a free online form builder that works like a text document. You type your questions and insert blocks for different kinds of answers.
What it does
You create a form by typing a question and adding the next block below it. Blocks cover contact fields, file uploads, ratings, dates, signatures and payments. Conditional logic can show or hide questions based on earlier answers or outside data, so each respondent sees a form that fits them. Tally is hosted in Europe, and the vendor says it does not use cookie tracking.
Key features
- Document-style editor with block insert
- Input blocks for contact info, files and dates
- Conditional logic for question flow
- E-signature and payment blocks
- Unlimited forms and submissions on the free plan
Who it's for
Teams and individuals who need surveys, sign-up forms, quizzes or lead forms without paying for a seat. Small businesses that want forms without coding will also find it easy to start with.
Pricing and good to know
The free plan allows unlimited forms and submissions, within the vendor's fair usage guidelines. The site states that the product is GDPR compliant and encrypts data in transit and at rest. Paid tiers exist for more advanced needs, so check the pricing page for current details.
Highlights
- Create questions by typing, like in a document
- Add blocks for contact info, files, dates and ratings
- Show or hide questions based on earlier answers
- Collect e-signatures and payments inside a form
- Build surveys, quizzes and lead forms
