Tally vs forms.app: Two Uncapped Free Tiers, One Form Limit Apart
Tally
Unbegrenzte Einsendungen im kostenlosen Tarif, und das ist ernst gemeint
forms.app
Unbegrenzte Einsendungen in jedem Tarif, auch im kostenlosen
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Tally's free plan publishes "Unlimited forms"; forms.app's free plan caps you at 5. The sixth form is the moment the free plans stop being equivalent.
Below five forms this reason evaporates entirely, and both plans give unlimited responses, so a single high-traffic form is a genuine tie.
forms.app removes branding on Basic at "$19/month (billed annually)" against Tally's Pro at "$24 per month".
The result inverts on monthly billing, where forms.app Basic is $29/month and Tally Pro is $24. Check which billing basis you will actually sign up on before treating either as cheaper.
Tally lists custom domains in its $24/month Pro tier. On forms.app a custom domain is a Premium feature at $59/month billed annually or $79/month monthly; Pro buys only a custom subdomain.
A subdomain satisfies many teams, and forms.app Pro at $29/month annual is cheaper than Tally Pro if a subdomain is all you need.
forms.app publishes a storage figure for every tier: 10 MB free, 10 GB Basic, 100 GB Pro, 1 TB Premium. Tally's pricing page publishes no per-tier storage allowance at all.
Tally lists "unlimited file uploads" on Pro, which may well be the more generous arrangement. It is simply not a number you can budget against, so this verdict is about disclosure rather than capacity.
Tally includes analytics in Pro at $24/month. forms.app's drop-off analysis arrives at Pro, $29/month billed annually or $39/month monthly.
The two vendors do not label the feature identically: forms.app names drop-off analysis specifically, while Tally's page says only "analytics", so confirm the metric you need is actually present before buying on this line.
Funktionsvergleich
| Dimension | Tally | forms.app |
|---|---|---|
| KI-nativ | Hybrid | KI-gestützt |
| Free tier responses | "Unlimited submissions", subject to "fair usage guidelines" | "Unlimited" responses, on every tier including Free |
| Free tier form count | "Unlimited forms" | 5 forms |
| Free tier file storage | No per-tier storage allowance published on the pricing page; "unlimited file uploads" is listed as a Pro feature | 10 MB |
| Entry paid tier | Pro, "$24 per month" | Basic, "$19/month (billed annually)" or "$29/month" (monthly) |
| Cheapest plan that removes vendor branding | Pro, $24/month | Basic, $19/month annual or $29/month monthly |
| Cheapest plan with unlimited forms | Free, $0 | Pro, $29/month annual or $39/month monthly |
| Custom domain | "Custom domains" listed in Pro, $24/month | "Custom subdomain" in Pro ($29 annual/$39 monthly); "Custom domain" in Premium, $59/month annual or $79/month monthly |
| Published storage ceiling on paid tiers | Not published per tier; Pro lists "unlimited file uploads" | 10 GB (Basic), 100 GB (Pro), 1 TB (Premium) |
| Top published tier | Business, "$74 per month" — data retention controls, email verification, 90-day version history | Premium, "$59/month" annual or "$79/month" monthly — custom domain, partial responses, priority support, 1 TB storage |
Level. Both vendors publish an uncapped response allowance on their free plan, which is rare in this category.
Tally. This is the single largest published difference between the two free plans.
Different kinds of answer: forms.app publishes a small number, Tally publishes no number at all below Pro.
forms.app on annual billing, Tally on monthly billing. The ranking flips with the billing basis.
forms.app by $5 if you commit annually; Tally by $5 if you pay month to month.
Tally, decisively. It gives away at $0 what forms.app charges its third tier for.
Tally. A full custom domain costs $24/month here against $59/month at annual billing there.
forms.app, on knowability. Its allowance is a number you can plan against.
Different buyers. Tally's top tier sells data governance; forms.app's sells scale and support.
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