import React, { useEffect } from 'react' import { Heading, VStack, Stack, Text, Table, Thead, Tbody, Tr, Td, Th, Flex, } from '@chakra-ui/react' import Typebot from 'typebot-js' import { ArticleCallToAction } from 'components/common/ArticleCta' import { roadmapLink, Footer } from 'components/common/Footer' import { Navbar } from 'components/common/Navbar/Navbar' import { NextChakraLink } from 'components/common/nextChakraAdapters/NextChakraLink' import { SocialMetaTags } from 'components/common/SocialMetaTags' import { Yes, No } from 'components/common/TableCells' const VsTypebot = () => { useEffect(() => { Typebot.initContainer('typebot-container', { publishId: 'example-vs-other-tools', }) }, []) return ( <> What makes Typebot a great Tally alternative? Tally user experience is quite unique and is similar to Notion. I love the simplicity of its building experience. Tally and Typebot seem to have the same vision for the building experience: what you edit is the final result. They also offer similar generous pricing where the majority of the features are available for free. But these tools differ in the end-user experience: Tally offers one-page or multi-step forms whereas Typebot offers a conversational experience. Let's take a look at it: User experience Here is an example of the same form created with both tools: Tally: