Online forms
Start with Tally or Jotform for lead capture with conditional logic, and Typeform for branded, one-question-at-a-time surveys. For uploads and payments, check Stripe support and limits separately.
Researched separately by GPT-6 Astra and Claude Opus 5.5.
Reference workload: three editors, five forms and around 1,000 valid submissions a month.
For small teams that need to show or hide questions based on answers and export their data, consider Tally. Jotform describes Tally's conditional display, calculations and result exports. Its document-style editor is worth exploring if you prefer building forms as you would write a document. Confirm the plan for three editors, check that exports include every required field, and verify the submission allowance and fair-use limits.
For branded surveys with a one-question-at-a-time experience, consider Typeform. Tally's comparison describes Typeform's single-question pages and a paid option to remove platform branding. Price the plan for three editors and 1,000 responses. Complete your 15-question survey on a phone to check whether the interaction suits it.
For business forms that need conditional logic, file uploads and PDF records, consider Jotform. Tally's feature table lists conditional logic, file uploads and PDF export for Jotform. Build a sample close to your real process before choosing a plan. Upload support does not establish sufficient storage. For payments, separately check Stripe, payment limits, fees and permissions for three editors.