Both are free with unlimited responses. Google Forms wins on familiarity, quizzes and Sheets. Tally wins on looks, logic and integrations — and its forms don't look like Google's.
| Feature | Tally | Google Forms |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free; a Pro plan adds branding removal and team features | Free with a Google account |
| Responses | Unlimited on the free plan | No practical limit |
| Editor | Type the form like a document | Classic form builder |
| Look | Clean, customisable design | Header image, colours and a few fonts |
| Logic | Conditional logic, calculations and hidden fields | Go to a section based on an answer |
| File uploads | Yes, no sign-in needed | Yes — respondents must sign in to Google |
| Where answers go | Tally's dashboard, Sheets, Notion, Airtable, Zapier and more | Google Sheets |
We don't quote prices here because they change. Today's numbers: Tally pricing · Google Forms pricing.
If you'd rather not build the form at all, johoforms writes it from one sentence, asks one question at a time, and summarises the answers on Pro — free for unlimited forms and 1,000 responses a month.