Iframe isolation
Tally embeds as an iframe. Your Framer project's typography, colors and spacing don't pass through. The form always looks like a Tally form, not your site.
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A Tally alternative that feels native in Framer
Tally is the go-to free form builder — and it works fine as a standalone page. But embedded in Framer, it's an iframe with Tally's fonts and layout. If your site is carefully designed, that's a problem.
The Tally embed problem in Framer
Tally branding on free plan
The free Tally plan shows "Made with Tally" at the bottom of every form. Removing it requires a paid plan — at which point you're paying monthly for a form.
Height and scroll issues
Iframe height in Framer is a constant battle. Forms that grow as users fill them out often break the layout or require manual height overrides.
Quiet Form vs Tally in Framer
Tally embedded
- Iframe — design isolation
- "Made with Tally" on free plan
- Height management issues
- Separate Tally dashboard
- Free (with branding) or paid
Quiet Form
- Native component — inherits your fonts
- No branding
- Self-contained, no height issues
- Configured in Framer's property panel
- $29 one-time
When Tally is still the right choice
Complex logic and conditional fields
If you need show/hide logic based on previous answers, Tally handles it well. Quiet Form is designed for straightforward multi-step flows, not conditional branching.
Long surveys
For 10+ question surveys where design consistency matters less than feature depth, Tally's full feature set is worth the embed tradeoff.
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Quiet Form
$29
One-time purchase. Native Framer form — no iframe, no branding, no subscription.