Pitch vs Tally
Pricing
Pitch: Free tier, paid from $8/mo
Tally: Free tier generous, Pro from $29/mo
Description
Pitch: Collaborative presentations that don't suck
Tally: Form builder that works like a document: type your form instead of dragging blocks around
Pros
- Beautiful templates
- Real-time collaboration
- Modern alternative to Slides/PPT
- Unlimited forms and unlimited responses on the free tier
- Notion-like editor means you can build a form as fast as you can type
- Forms look clean and professional without styling effort
Cons
- Smaller ecosystem
- Export limitations
- Advanced logic and branching require the $29/month Pro plan
- Fewer integrations than Typeform (no native Zapier on free)
- Less customizable than building your own forms
Details
Pitch is presentations for people who care about design. Founded by Christian Reber (who built Wunderlist). Had a wild journey: raised $52M VC, then returned the money and went bootstrapped in 2024. Employees now own 80%. Interesting story of de-scaling.
Tally is the anti-Typeform. Instead of a complex visual builder, you type your form like you would write a document. Add a text field, a multiple choice question, a file upload. It works like Notion. And the free tier is genuinely generous: unlimited forms, unlimited responses, no branding.
For solo founders who need contact forms, surveys, or feedback forms, Tally is the fastest path from “I need a form” to “here is the link.” The Pro plan at $29/month adds conditional logic and custom domains, but most founders will not need it.
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