Tally pricing explained: who needs to pay at all

What Tally costs

Prices from Tally's public pricing page, in USD, checked on October 10, 2026. Taxes excluded. Vendors change prices; follow the source links to see today's.

What forces an upgrade

Each row links to the Tally page it comes from.

What you pay over 1 to 3 years

Computed from the prices above, assuming they never go up. Taxes excluded.

What Free already gives you

The free tier on Tally's pricing page is unusually complete. It lists unlimited forms and unlimited submissions, a custom thank-you page, redirect on completion, conditional logic and calculations, duplicate-submission prevention, password protection, closing a form on a limit or a date, answer piping, 45+ languages and right-to-left support, and email notifications to yourself.

It also includes payments, signatures and file uploads, plus Google Sheets, Notion, Airtable, Zapier, Make and webhooks. The one condition is Tally's fair usage guidelines, which the page links to. We have not tested where that line sits, so read the policy if you expect very high volume.

What Pro adds, and what it costs

Pro is $29 a month billed monthly, or $290 a year billed yearly, which Tally displays as $24 a month with a note saying two months are free. The $290 figure is the yearly total in the page's own data: ten months at $29.

For that money the page lists: removal of Tally branding, custom domains, unlimited team members, partial submissions, advanced customization, custom CSS, tailored emails to yourself and respondents, custom email domains, a customizable link preview, workspaces and folders, uploads beyond 10 MB, visit analytics, drop-off analytics, 30-day version history, and Google Analytics and Meta Pixel integrations.

Nobody needs all of that. The common reasons to pay are the branding, the domain and the partial submissions. Pick the one you would miss and check whether it is worth $290 a year to you.

Business: when the extra $50 a month makes sense

Business is $89 a month billed monthly or $890 a year, shown as $74 a month. It adds exactly three things to Pro on the page: automatic deletion of submissions after a set period, email verification of respondents, and version history up to 90 days.

These are compliance and lead-quality features. A small team without a data retention policy to follow is unlikely to need them, and the page itself says more Business features are coming, so judge the plan by what is listed today.

Real cost over one, two and three years

Pro on yearly billing is $290 after one year, $580 after two and $870 after three. On monthly billing it is $348, $696 and $1,044. Business on yearly billing is $890, $1,780 and $2,670, and on monthly billing $1,068, $2,136 and $3,204.

Pro is not priced per seat, because the page lists unlimited team members on it, so a bigger team does not change these numbers. They assume Tally keeps today's prices, which it can change at any time.

Who should pay, who should not

If you build simple forms and a small Tally badge does not bother you, stay on Free. It costs nothing and does more than most paid tools. If you need custom domains, partial submissions, or emails to respondents, Pro is the plan, and nothing here replaces it.

The narrow case for MangoForm is someone paying for Pro mainly to hide the branding and style the forms. It costs $25 once, has no cap on forms or responses, shows no Powered by badge by default, supports custom colors, fonts, logo and CSS, workspaces with member invites, and a custom domain per form. It has no payments, no file uploads, no partial submissions and no emails to respondents, so check your forms against that list first.

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