Tally alternatives in 2026: 7 form builders, picked by the reason you’re leaving

Ribbit is an edit-first AI form builder. You describe your form in one sentence, AI drafts the questions and picks answer types, and then you edit everything by hand; the AI tab makes one change at a time and marks the question it touched. Respondents see one question per screen with a progress bar, on any phone or computer, and need no account.

Conditional logic and multiple endings are free on every plan: jump rules send people to a later question or one of up to 10 endings, and the Flow board maps every path. The free plan has unlimited forms and responses under fair use, 52 templates, and 5 AI generations a day and 50 a month.

• Your brand on Pro: your logo and name in place of the badge, or no badge, plus your own subdomain with custom links like /feedback.
• Analytics on Pro: views, starts, completion rate and drop-off per question, plus partial answers.
• Designed endings on Pro: your own image or emoji, text, up to two buttons, colours and confetti, with a redirect for each ending.
• A team on Pro: you plus 3 teammates, one signed webhook per form and no AI cap.

Pro is $29 a month, or $240 a year ($20 a month): $50 a year less than Tally Pro. Right now the first year is $150 with the early-bird price, applied automatically, then $240 a year. The Ribbit vs Tally comparison puts the two side by side.

Youform shows one question at a time by default, and a multi-page block puts several questions on one screen when you want that. Its free plan includes conditional logic with scores and calculations, multiple endings, file uploads up to 10 MB each, and integrations such as Google Sheets, Slack and Zapier, for one user.

Removing Youform’s branding, a custom domain, Stripe payments and a redirect after submission need Pro, at $29 a month or $240 a year, the same as Ribbit Pro. See our Youform alternatives for more.

Typeform is known for its conversational, one-question-at-a-time layout. Its free plan allows 10 responses a month across all your forms, and Basic is $39 a month, or $28 a month billed yearly, with 100 responses a month and 1 user.

Removing Typeform’s branding starts on Plus: $79 a month, or $56 a month billed yearly, against $240 a year for Ribbit Pro. Drop-off rates start on Business ($91 a month billed yearly), and connecting your own domain is Enterprise only; Plus gets a custom subdomain. Our Ribbit vs Typeform page compares the two in detail.

Jotform says its Cards layout “lets you ask one question per page”, and the classic all-on-one-page form is there too. The free Starter plan allows 5 active forms and 100 submissions a month, with 100 MB of uploads and 10 payments a month. Bronze, which removes Jotform’s branding, is $39 a month, or $408 a year ($34 a month) billed yearly.

Paperform offers a “one-question-at-a-time Guided Mode, or full-page and multi-page layouts”. Its free plan is permanent, with 30 submissions a month and a Paperform badge that can’t be turned off. Pro removes the badge for $59 a month, or $49 a month billed annually, with a 7-day free trial. Payment fields take Stripe, PayPal and Square.

Fillout’s free plan has unlimited forms, unlimited seats and 1,000 responses a month, with conditional logic, payments and file uploads up to 20 MB each. Its own blog builds that layout from multi-page forms with branching. Starter, at $180 a year ($15 a month) billed yearly, keeps light Fillout branding; Pro, at $480 a year ($40 a month), removes it.

Formester’s free plan has unlimited forms and responses and an AI form creator, and its own blog describes card-style forms that show one question at a time. Conditional logic starts on the Personal plan, $13 a month or $143 a year (about $12 a month) billed yearly, which also removes Formester’s branding.