34+ question types, from quick polls to real research methods

One-line open response.

Best for: Names, titles, short identifiers

Paragraph response with optional character guidance.

Best for: Reasons, feedback, verbatims

Open response with browser speech-to-text transcript entry.

Best for: Mobile verbatims, expert answers, and low-friction qual feedback

Choose exactly one answer.

Best for: Segments, categories, screener logic

Choose several answers with optional limits.

Best for: Behaviors, channels, feature usage

Compact single-select list.

Best for: Long lists and metadata fields

Numeric satisfaction or quality scale.

Best for: CSAT, perceived quality, effort

0-10 recommendation likelihood.

Best for: Loyalty and referral intent

Tap a face or emoji to answer a satisfaction/pulse prompt.

Best for: CSAT loops, employee pulse, kiosks, and mobile feedback

Binary answer with clear options.

Best for: Eligibility, consent, simple checks

Email capture with email-oriented placeholder.

Best for: Follow-up contact

Numeric input with optional bounds.

Best for: Counts, budgets, quantities

Date response.

Best for: Timelines and event dates

Real-time audience vote with optional result reveal.

Best for: Events, webinars, live research streams, and QR rooms

Collect an attachment from respondents.

Best for: Screenshots, concepts, proof files

Select from visual options.

Best for: Concept, packaging, and creative tests

Rate multiple rows against common columns.

Best for: Attribute batteries and agreement scales

Order options by preference or priority.

Best for: Top drivers and prioritization

Continuous numeric scale.

Best for: Intensity, likelihood, budgets

Choose a numeric range.

Best for: Acceptable price or timing windows

Allocate points across options.

Best for: Budget share and trade-off allocation

Bipolar adjective scale.

Best for: Brand perception and positioning

Capture where respondents click on an image.

Best for: Ad, landing page, and packaging review

Highlight phrases in copy by reaction category.

Best for: Message, claim, ad, and landing-page copy testing

Quality-control prompt for respondents.

Best for: Panel quality and screening

Confidence-rated factual checks for expertise and calibration.

Best for: Expert panels, quality scoring, and premium respondent trust

Drop pins on an interactive map, capture multiple locations, or collect a typed address — with optional area auto-detection.

Best for: Store choice, service areas, market mapping

Best-worst choice tasks for priority scoring.

Best for: Feature, benefit, and message prioritization

Choice-based trade-off experiment.

Best for: Packaging, pricing, and feature bundles

Four-question price sensitivity meter.

Best for: Price range discovery

Purchase intent across price points.

Best for: Demand curve and price acceptance

Brand choice under price changes.

Best for: Brand strength and price elasticity

Evaluate one assigned concept at a time.

Best for: Controlled concept and message intent studies

Classify features by satisfaction impact.

Best for: Roadmap prioritization

Optimize portfolio reach.

Best for: Assortment, benefits, and message bundles