Put your forms on your own domain for $0 (Tally: $290 a year)

A form on your own domain looks like part of your product. A form on a builder's domain looks like a third-party tool, because it is.

On Tally, a custom domain needs Pro: $29 a month, $290 a year. On Qwenvo it is free, together with branding removal, so the form carries only your name.

Set it up in four steps

1. In Qwenvo, open Domains and add a subdomain you own, for example forms.yourcompany.com.
2. At your DNS provider, add the CNAME record Qwenvo shows you.
3. Click Verify. Once the record resolves, the domain is ready.
4. On a form's Share tab, pick the domain. The share link switches over, and the old link keeps working.

Finish the white-label look

• Switch off Qwenvo branding in the form's Settings (free).
• Set your own link preview: image, title, description and favicon (free; Pro on Tally).
• Send notification emails from your own domain (free; Pro on Tally).
• Add custom CSS if the built-in design options are not enough (free; Pro on Tally).

The full list Tally charges for

Where Tally is still the better pick: your data has to be hosted in Europe, you want a tool with five years of reviews behind it, or you depend on an integration Qwenvo does not have yet. Tally prices and plan details were checked on tally.so on 2026-10-29.

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