A Tally alternative for one question at a time
Tally is one of the few free things done genuinely well, and it's written like a document — which is the point of it. The catch is that the person answering also sees a document: every question in a row, on a page that scrolls.
Build your first formFree, unlimited responses. No card.
| What matters | Formarium | Tally |
|---|---|---|
| Filling experience | One question per screen | All on one page |
| Responses on the free plan | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| How you build it | A list of questions, explicit types | Written like a document |
| Per-question drop-off | Included | Not available |
| Full plan price | €4 a month | From about $29 a month |
| Look and feel | 8 styles, 7 backgrounds, 8 textures | Light customisation |
Try it right here, no sign-up.
This is the real thing, with the same transitions and keyboard shortcuts as the product. Three questions, ten seconds.
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Question 1 of 3
How often do you quit a survey halfway?
Style: Formarium
When to stay on Tally
If you like writing a form the way you write a page of notes, and your forms are long and filled in by people who have to fill them in anyway, Tally is excellent and free. Formarium earns its place when every abandonment costs you, because you're sending the form to people who owe you nothing.