Tally

Tally makes it simple for anyone to build free online forms. No need to code — just type your questions like you would in a doc

Tally lets anyone create online forms by typing much like writing in a document, without touching code, and without dragging fields onto a canvas. Instead, you type a question and insert blocks, similar to working in a text editor, which the site positions as a simpler approach for a No-Code / Low-Code audience building surveys, sign-up forms, and feedback forms.

The product removes the usual form-builder paywalls: forms and submissions are unlimited as long as usage stays within Tally's fair-use guidelines, and no signup is required to create a first form. The site also highlights privacy as a selling point, noting GDPR compliance, hosting in Europe, no cookie tracking, and encryption for stored form data, and it states that more than 500,000 teams already use the product.

Pricing is straightforwardly free: Tally offers its form builder at no cost rather than gating features behind a paid tier. Anyone who needs a form quickly can start typing on the page and publish it without creating an account first.

Category: No-Code / Low-Code. Pricing: freemium. Visit website

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