Tally, a free and more powerful Google Forms alternative

Looking for a free Google Forms alternative with a beautiful form experience and lots of smart features? Meet Tally, the simplest way to create forms for free. Just start typing and create any type of form in seconds, without knowing how to code, and for free.

+ Unlimited forms & responses for free

+ Fully customizable to fit your brand

+ Privacy-friendly and GDPR proof

Create a free form, no sign-up needed.

Not convinced?

We've lined up the most important Tally features and compared them with Google Forms.

Features	Tally (Free)	Google Forms
Unlimited forms	✅	✅
Unlimited responses	✅	✅
Multi-page forms	✅	✅
Full customization	✅	❌
Embed forms	✅	✅
Templates	✅	✅
File upload	✅	✅
Conditional logic	✅	✅
Accept payments	✅	❌
Answer piping	✅	❌
Hidden fields	✅	❌
Calculator	✅	❌
Multiple language support	✅	❌
Redirect on completion	✅	❌
Self email notifications	✅	✅
Zapier & Integromat integration	✅	✅
Notion integration	✅	❌
Airtable integration	✅	❌
Google sheets integration	✅	✅
Slack integration	✅	❌
Webhooks	✅	❌
Embed anything	✅	Only video
reCAPTCHA	✅	✅

→ Tally's complete feature list

Empowering creators

No countless paywalls. 99% of Tally's features are available for free, combined with an empowering Pro plan for creators & teams.

Features	Tally Pro ($29/mo)	Google Forms
Custom domains & code injection	✅	❌
Removal of branding	✅	❌
Unlimited file uploads	✅	❌
No commission on payments	✅	❌
Customizable respondent email notifications	✅	❌
Team collaboration	✅	✅
Workspaces	✅	✅
Custom CSS	✅	❌
Partial submissions	✅	❌
Google Analytics integration	✅	✅
Facebook Pixel integration	✅	❌

→ Check out Tally Pro

Independent and driven by the community

Tally is an independent company, founded by a bootstrapped team of 2. By using Tally you support us as makers and lots of other small businesses that use Tally. We have a public roadmap, driven by the community, which means our users decide what we will be building next. We're shipping new features every week and share our progress on our changelog.

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