What it is
Tally is a form builder with a doc-style editor: you type your questions like you would in Notion and add fields with the “/” key. The free plan has no limit on forms or responses and includes conditional logic and other features that competitors charge for. It suits freelancers, creators and small businesses that need well-made forms without paying on day one.
How to use it
- Write your form like a document and add fields with the “/” command.
- Add conditional logic to show questions based on previous answers.
- Collect payments in the form by connecting your Stripe account.
- Send responses to Notion, Google Sheets or Airtable automatically.
- Embed it on your site or share it with a link.
What it's good for
- A freelance designer collecting project requests with budget and timeline.
- A founder community managing event sign-ups and storing them in Notion.
- A startup validating an idea with a waitlist and surveys without paying for tools.
Pros
- Unlimited forms and responses on the free plan
- Conditional logic and hidden fields included for free
- Native Notion, Google Sheets and Airtable integrations
Cons
- No Spanish-language editor
- Removing Tally branding, custom domains and team features require Pro
- Fewer templates and advanced design options than Typeform or Jotform
