Tally

Tally is a European-built form and survey platform designed around a simple bet: most teams don't need enterprise form software, they need a fast, friendly editor that gets out of the way. The core product is free and unlimited — forms, submissions, questions, and workspaces — with a Notion-style block editor that lets non-technical operators compose forms the same way they'd write a doc. Logic jumps, calculations, hidden fields, answer piping, and multi-step flows are all built in, so what looks like a simple form can quietly power lead capture, product waitlists, hiring pipelines, order intake, or internal request queues. Tally connects natively to Notion, Airtable, Google Sheets, Slack, HubSpot, Mailchimp, Zapier, Make, and webhooks, which makes it a common backbone for founder-run stacks that don't want a dedicated ops team just to move data between tools. Paid tiers unlock branding removal, custom domains, payments (Stripe), file uploads at scale, team seats, and partial-submission capture — but the free tier is unusually generous and is the reason Tally has spread through indie hackers, agencies, and small SaaS teams. The trade-off is deliberate: Tally is not trying to be Typeform's polished conversational UX or a full survey-analytics suite; it's the pragmatic default for anyone who wants a real form live in ten minutes without paying per response.