Let's be straight: Tally is excellent. The builder is lovely, the free tier is famously generous (unlimited forms and submissions), and — credit where due — Tally is European too (Belgium). If you need long, logic-heavy forms, Tally may serve you better. Here's where we differ.
| Tally | hform | |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | Unlimited forms & submissions | 100 messages/mo, 5 forms |
| Branding removal | Pro plan (~$29/mo) | $3/mo |
| Embedding | iframe / embed script | Native HTML you own |
| Hosted in | EU (Belgium) | EU (Sweden, own server) |
| Builder style | Rich, Notion-like | Deliberately minimal |
Facts checked August 2026 — prices and tiers change. Spot something stale? Tell us and we'll fix it.
Recreate the fields in the hform builder and swap the embed. For simple business forms the whole move is minutes; complex logic-heavy Tally forms may genuinely be better off staying.
You shouldn't, blindly — that's why the strengths of Tally are stated plainly above, and why everything on the hform side is free to verify: build a form, no signup, two minutes.
Build a form now, press Finish, and see the whole flow before deciding anything. Free plan included, honest pricing if you outgrow it.
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