Tally is great for forms.
Revup is the full stack.
Forms, sweepstakes, contests, surveys, email, SMS, and customer profiles on one platform. $99/month with every feature included.
Which one fits your team?
Both are good tools. The right pick depends on whether forms are the whole job or one part of a bigger marketing program.
Choose Tally if…
- You need a simple form with no promotion mechanics.
- You don't need native marketing integrations, just a place to collect responses.
- Your budget is $0 and a free form builder covers everything you need.
Choose Revup if…
- You want a capable form builder now, with giveaways, contests, and surveys there when you need them.
- You want email, SMS, and customer profiles without stacking four more tools.
- You want responses to flow straight into the email, SMS, CRM, and ecommerce tools you already use.
Revup vs Tally at a glance.
Form for form, plus everything around the form. Updated September 2026.
Tally details are based on Tally's public pricing and feature pages.
More than the Tally form.
Tally is a beautiful form builder. Revup is a form builder attached to the promotions, messaging, and customer data around it.
Sweepstakes and giveaways.
Official rules, eligibility settings, fraud controls, and winner selection. Tally has none of this.
Contests and instant wins.
Photo and video contests with voting, plus spin-to-win and scratch-off games with prize odds.
Email and SMS, built in.
Message the people who fill out your forms without adding Mailchimp, Klaviyo, or a separate SMS tool.
Customer profiles, not spreadsheets.
Every submission joins a unified profile with history across forms and promotions. Tally sends rows to Sheets or Notion.
Native marketing integrations.
Klaviyo, Mailchimp, HubSpot, ActiveCampaign, and Shopify connect directly, with no Zapier in between.
One form, 36 languages.
Automatic translation for forms, post-entry pages, and official rules, with review before you publish.
Tally is cheap. The stack around it isn't.
If forms are all you need, Tally's free tier is hard to beat. If you're running a marketing program, here's what the math looks like.
Third-party prices are typical starting ranges and vary by plan and volume. See Revup pricing.
Tally vs Revup, answered.
What teams ask before moving off, or past, Tally.
Yes, if you want more than a form. Revup's form builder sits on the same platform as sweepstakes, contests, instant wins, surveys, purchase sweepstakes, winner management, email, and SMS. Tally is a clean, modern form builder; Revup is a modern form builder attached to the rest of your marketing program.
Tally's free tier is genuinely generous: unlimited forms and unlimited submissions, governed by a fair-use policy (50K submissions/month, 100GB uploads/month). The trade-off is scope: there's no native email, SMS, or customer profiles, and features like custom domains require Pro at $29/month.
They integrate with different tools. Tally shines with Notion, Airtable, Google Sheets, and Coda. Revup connects natively to Klaviyo, Mailchimp, HubSpot, ActiveCampaign, Constant Contact, Omnisend, and Shopify, and reaches everything else through Zapier and the Revup API.
Yes. Sweepstakes, contests, instant wins, and purchase sweepstakes are first-class promotion types, with official rules, eligibility settings, fraud controls, and winner management built in. Tally has no winner selection, eligibility gating, or promotion compliance tools.
Yes. Rebuild your form in Revup's builder, then export your Tally submissions as CSV if you want to bring past responses into a Revup promotion.
Other alternatives worth a look.
Revup vs Typeform
Forms and surveys without response-based pricing, plus promotions, email, and SMS.
Revup vs Jotform
A form builder with unlimited seats, customer profiles, and promotions built in.
Revup vs Fillout
Forms plus sweepstakes, instant wins, email, SMS, and customer profiles on one platform.
Revup vs Google Forms
The step up when Google Forms hits its ceiling, with your branding, customer profiles, and promotions included.