Can you share a Tally form without asking people to sign in?
Use the published link or embed the form on a page. For a workshop you are sharing with a small group, Tally also offers a free shared password. People enter it before they can open the form.
A shared password restricts entry to people who know it. It does not tell you which person used it. For an intake form tied to a named account, verify an account-based access setup separately.
A standard embed puts the form inside your page. Your site must support the embed. Check it on a phone and by keyboard before sharing, especially if the form has more than one page.
Where can you see or export Tally answers?
Open the form’s Submissions tab. Choose Download CSV there for a file you can open in a spreadsheet, or connect Google Sheets to copy new submissions to the sheet you select.
If other organizers need the Tally dashboard, check workspace membership. Team workspaces are a Pro feature. If they work in Sheets instead, give access there to the people who need the response copy.
Files deserve their own check. Tally documents a 10 MB per-file limit on Free. File links copied by a connected app can work without Tally sign-in. Keep those exports private, and handle copies separately if you later remove a submission.
What can Tally show after someone joins the list?
Use a thank-you page to explain what happens next, or redirect the person to another web address after they submit. A short on-screen message is enough if you plan to follow up by hand.
If you ask people whether they want to attend online or in person, Tally can show a question about arrival time only to in-person guests. Preview both paths to check that each guest can finish.
If you expect repeat entries, Tally can compare a selected field such as email and block a second submission with the same value. Decide whether you want to block repeats before turning it on. An email field on its own does not show that the person owns the address. If bots are the problem, Tally offers a separate reCAPTCHA block.
What does unlimited mean on Tally’s free plan?
Tally lists unlimited forms and submissions under its fair use policy. It does not charge by the response on that public free plan. Team workspaces and removing Tally branding are paid features.
In November 2026, Tally lists Pro at US$29 per month when billed monthly. Tally bills in USD or EUR depending on location. Check the price shown for your account.
Tally’s fair use policy gives sustained volume of 50,000 submissions a month as an example of extensive use. It describes contacting customers to discuss a custom plan. If you expect consistently high volume, confirm the terms before launch.