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Tally pricing, by the feature

Tally is a Belgian form builder, built and hosted in Europe. Its free plan has no limit on forms or submissions and carries most of the builder: conditional logic, payments, signatures, file uploads and the integrations. Two paid plans add features rather than volume. Pro is $29 a month, or $290 a year. Business is $89 a month, or $890 a year. Neither counts seats, forms or responses.

Every current figure here was read on tally.so/pricing on 4 October 2026, from the plan prices the page loads, and every older one on the Internet Archive's copies of the same page.

What does Tally cost?

Free Pro Business
Billed monthly, in dollars $0 $29 a month $89 a month
Billed yearly, in dollars $0 $290 a year $890 a year
Billed monthly, in euros €0 €25 a month €79 a month
Billed yearly, in euros €0 €250 a year €790 a year
Forms and submissions Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited
Team members in shared workspaces Not listed Unlimited Unlimited
File uploads 10 MB a file No size limit No size limit
Version history Not listed 30 days 90 days

Tally bills "in USD or EUR, based on your IP location", so a visitor in Europe sees euros and one in the United States sees dollars. The pricing page opens on the yearly price divided by twelve and rounded down: $24 for Pro and $74 for Business, or €20 and €65.

Pro removes Tally's branding and adds custom domains, unlimited team members in shared workspaces, partial submissions, custom CSS, email notifications from your own domain, a custom link preview, form visit and drop off analytics, and Google Analytics and Meta Pixel. Business adds automatic deletion of submissions after a set period, verified respondent emails and the longer version history, with "More to come" printed under it.

What does a year of Tally cost?

Plan Paid monthly for twelve months Paid yearly Saved
Pro, in dollars $348 $290 $58
Business, in dollars $1,068 $890 $178
Pro, in euros €300 €250 €50
Business, in euros €948 €790 €158

Yearly billing is ten months' price for twelve, which Tally's billing help calls 17 percent off, or two months free. Business costs three times what Pro does for three features.

Is there a free plan or a trial?

Free is a plan with no time limit, and Tally's help center says it offers no free trial of Pro or Business. Free is bounded by a fair use policy rather than a count: collecting around 50,000 submissions a month as a rule, uploading 100 GB a month or storing 500 GB, or sending 50,000 notification emails a month opens a conversation about a custom plan.

Refunds are ruled out: Tally has "a no-refund policy", including for "Failure to cancel your subscription before renewal", "Claims of unused time", "Change of mind" and "Testing of paid features", and refunds only when a technical problem keeps you out of the service for a prolonged period. A cancelled plan keeps its features to the end of the billing period. Startups can get a discount on Pro through a partner code from an accelerator, investor or community in Tally's partner program; the help page prints no percentage.

How has Tally's price changed?

Archive copy Plans and prices
March 2021 to September 2024 Free, and one paid plan, Pro: "Upgrade for $29/month or $290/year"
October 2024 to October 2026 Pro unchanged at $29 a month or $290 a year; Business added at $89 a month or $890 a year

Pro has cost $29 a month in every copy of the page for five and a half years. The one change is the second plan: Business arrived between the copies of 28 September and 6 October 2024, and took no feature away from Pro.

Does Tally run a feature voting board?

It does, for its own product, and it did not build it. Tally's footer links a "Feature requests" page at tally.so/feedback, where users post and vote on ideas, and that page embeds a board from UserJot, another vendor priced on this site. A separate roadmap page lists features with a status of done, beta, in progress or not started.

What this costs

Lite

$9 /mo

1 project, 1 roadmap Changelog and weighted voting No API, team or custom domain
Start the trial

Lifetime

$999 once

Everything in Pro Every future Pro feature Paid once, never renewed
Buy it outright

Fourteen day trial of Pro, card asked for at signup. Nothing here counts the people who vote, so the bill does not move when the board starts working. The long version, with what happens if you stop paying.

VoteFirst is a feature request board: customers post requests, vote and follow a public roadmap, at $9 a month for one project or $39 for unlimited projects and colleagues. It builds no forms, takes no payments and has no free plan, where Tally's free plan already covers most form work. Tally sends its own feature requests to UserJot, which is the comparison to make. Formbricks prices open source surveys on its own page, Survicate prices in product surveys, the form builder shortlist compares eleven form builders by the response, and the pricing hub groups every vendor by what it meters.

How were these prices read?

The current plans come from tally.so/pricing, read on 4 October 2026 in a browser and from the plan prices the page loads, in euros from Europe and in dollars from the Internet Archive's copy of the same day, which the archive took from the United States. The billing, refund, fair use and startup terms come from Tally's help center on the same day, and the feature board from tally.so/feedback. The history comes from the Internet Archive's copies of tally.so/pricing taken on 18 March, 11 and 30 November 2021, 27 June and 28 September 2022, 7 March, 27 November and 19 December 2023, 13 and 24 April, 13 July, 5 August, 17 and 28 September, 6 and 11 October, 22 November and 3, 10, 14 and 18 December 2024, 6 and 20 January, 29 May, 24 June, 24 September and 11 October 2025, and 8 and 12 January, 27 April, 18 and 19 August and 4 October 2026.

14 days, a card at signup, then $9 or $39 a month.

Related reading

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