COMPARISONS
AIM FORM vs Tally
Tally is among the best free form builders: unlimited forms and responses, a comfortable editor and even ranking questions. But it's still a form builder. AIM FORM starts there and adds what deciding takes: a winner by two counts, single-use ballots for your roll, a projector mode for the room and the minutes. If your problem is «collect data», Tally works; if it's «let's decide», AIM FORM.
The differences that matter
Forms versus decisions
Tally shines at gathering answers. AIM FORM turns them into a decision: winner by consensus and by majority, disagreement flagged, and automatic, verifiable minutes.
A ranking that crowns someone
Tally has ranking questions too. AIM FORM also counts those rankings two ways —consensus (Borda) and majority (rounds)— and tells you whether they agree.
Live and for the room
AIM FORM shows results live and has a projector mode with a QR for the screen. Tally is built to collect, not to decide live.
Head to head
| AIM FORM | Tally | |
|---|---|---|
| Their turf | Group decisions | Forms |
| Free plan | Unlimited, under fair use | Unlimited, under fair use |
| Preference voting | Yes, with a double count | Yes, ranking question |
| Automatic minutes with a verifiable fingerprint | Yes | No |
| Projector mode for the room | Yes | No |
When Tally is the better choice
- If you want the most flexible free form builder for standard forms.
- If you like its block-style editor and need no voting or minutes.
- If you collect data continuously and the «decision» isn't the goal.
Tally's facts were checked on 27 September 2026 in its pricing page and its ranking question help.
Let your group decide. And know why.
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