SurveyLegend

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Visual questionnaires with answer-based routing and live results

SI Score
75/100
Pricing
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Free plan
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What it does

SurveyLegend creates surveys, questionnaires, polls and forms with visual questions, conditional logic, hosted links and website embeds. Live analytics show incoming results, while export capacity depends on the plan.

Use SurveyLegend's Logic flows to separate respondents who need different follow-up questions. A training-feedback survey, for instance, can ask whether someone attended a practical session and route those participants to its detailed questions. The editor connects answer conditions with consequences such as skipping to a page or showing a question.

Image-supported questions are useful when participants need to compare concepts. Share the hosted link or embed the questionnaire, then review incoming results in live analytics.

Monthly plans in USD

Plan Monthly price Surveys Responses per survey Exports per survey
Starter Free 3 1,000 None
Pro USD 19 20 5,000 1,000
Business USD 39 Unlimited 20,000 10,000
Legendary USD 89 Unlimited 100,000 Unlimited

Each plan includes one user; prices exclude VAT. Starter remains free without a credit card and permits one logic flow per survey. Pro raises that to ten, while Business and Legendary allow unlimited logic flows.

Use Sign up free to create an account. A response visible in the dashboard is not necessarily covered by the export allowance, so choose that capacity before promising a spreadsheet handoff.

Strengths

  • Logic flows connect answer conditions with relevant follow-up paths
  • Questions can include visual material

Watch out for

  • The free Starter plan does not include response exports

Best for

  • Teams creating visual questionnaires with different respondent paths

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