Surveys people
actually finish.
Drag-and-drop building, logic that hides what does not apply, and a respondent experience that does not feel like paperwork.
Drafting
Describe it.
Get a survey back.
Write a sentence about what you want to find out and a full draft appears — questions, options, scales and section breaks. It opens in the builder as a draft you edit, never something published on your behalf.
Only your description is sent to the model. Respondents' answers are never involved.
“A resident satisfaction survey about kerbside recycling collections for a district council”
- 1 How often do you use the kerbside recycling service?
- 2 How satisfied are you with the collections?
- 3 Please rate the following aspects of the service
- 4 Have you experienced any issues? Select all
- …and 7 more, including a section break
Add
Question
Drag a question type in, then set it up on the right — headings, images and their placement, and whether an answer is required.
The builder
Drag it in. Set it up on the right.
Pick a question type from the palette and drop it onto the canvas. The right-hand panel is where the detail lives: add a heading without spending a whole card on it, attach an image and choose whether it sits above, below or beside the question, and set whether an answer is required.
Conditional logic
Nobody should answer a question that does not apply.
Conditional logic shows or hides a question based on an earlier answer. Answer “No” and the follow-ups fold away — the respondent never sees them, and scoring does not count them.
Do you have a travel plan in place?
- Which measures are included?
- When was it last reviewed?
- Who owns it internally?
Three follow-up questions are skipped.
Everything you need, built in.
Conditional logic
Questions appear only when they are relevant. An 87-question survey can feel like twelve.
Scoring & bands
Weight answers, total them, and show respondents which band they landed in the moment they finish.
16 question types
Matrix grids, drag-to-rank, scales, file uploads and address capture with postcode checking.
Save & continue
Long surveys get a resume link. A half-finished answer is not a lost answer.
Partner co-branding
Add collaborator logos per survey, not per account — badge a different council each time.
Results that go somewhere
Live charts, drop-off analytics, CSV export, and any response as a PDF.
Approvals
A response waits for a decision before it counts. Who decided, and when, is recorded by the database.
Webhooks & notifications
Signed deliveries into your own systems, and an email the moment a response arrives.
Spam protection, no CAPTCHA
Three layers enforced in the database. No puzzles for your respondents to fail.
Accessibility
Built for people who have to prove it.
WCAG 2.2 AA is the standard the respondent experience is built to.
Every question is a real, labelled form control; focus is never
removed; motion respects prefers-reduced-motion; and
ranking questions can be completed with buttons instead of dragging.
It is a standard we design to, not an audited conformance claim — no third party has assessed the product and we publish no VPAT. We would rather say that plainly than send a procurement team something that implies more assurance than it carries.
Simple pricing.
Allowances are counted per year, not per month — a consultation arrives in a burst, and you should not pay for the months in between. We do not stop accepting responses when you reach a limit.
Free
£0 forever
250 responses a year
- All 16 question types
- Conditional logic and scoring
- CSV and PDF export
- Responses stored in London
Starter
£15 per month
10,000 responses a year
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited people on the account
- Your branding, our badge removed
- Partner logos per survey
Team
£49 per month
50,000 responses a year
- Everything in Starter
- Multiple languages per survey
- Approval workflows and webhooks
- Priority support
Build your first survey today.
Start with a blank canvas or describe what you need and let the builder draft it. Add logic so nobody answers a question that does not apply to them, then share a link and watch the answers arrive.
- All sixteen question types, from matrix grids to drag-to-rank
- Survey content and responses stored in London
- Export everything as CSV, or any single response as a PDF
