Tally is the better deal: its free plan allows unlimited forms and submissions, and its editor feels like writing a document. Typeform is the more polished product, with its signature one-question-at-a-time style and a bigger integration catalogue — but you'll pay more as responses grow.
| Feature | Tally | Typeform |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Unlimited forms and submissions | Small monthly response cap |
| Paid plans | Pro plan for branding removal, custom domains and team features | Tiered by monthly responses |
| Editor | Type the form like a document, Notion-style | Visual builder, question by question |
| Form style | Pages of questions — one per page if you like | One question at a time, full-screen |
| Logic | Conditional logic, calculations and hidden fields | Logic jumps, variables and calculations |
| Integrations | Google Sheets, Notion, Airtable, Zapier, webhooks and more | A large catalogue, including CRMs and marketing tools |
We don't quote prices here because they change. Today's numbers: Tally pricing · Typeform pricing.
johoforms takes a third angle: describe the form in one sentence and AI writes the questions, then the answers come back summarised on Pro. Conversational or one-page layout, 1,000 responses a month free, and Pro is a flat $19/month with no limits.