Survs

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Team questionnaires with page routing, piping, and shared reporting

SI Score
80/100
Pricing
Freemium AI reading, not confirmed
Free plan
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What it does

Survs builds surveys with distribution channels, reporting and response exports. Paid plans add page routing and answer piping, while the free plan suits short questionnaires with small response counts.

Divide a Survs questionnaire into pages before adding skip logic. On a single-answer or dropdown question, open the arrow menu, choose Edit Question, then Add logic. Select the answer and the page that should follow it. A page-level Add Logic Rule can send everyone leaving that page to a shared conclusion.

Piping reuses an answer in later text. For example, [Q1] inserts the answer to Question 1 in a later question or thank-you message. The destination must be on a page after the question supplying the answer. Both piping and skip logic require a paid plan.

Plans in EUR

Plan Monthly price Users Response limit
Free Free 2 50 per survey
Basic EUR 19 2 2,000 per month
Pro EUR 39 4 4,000 per month
Premium EUR 119 12 12,000 per month

All plans permit unlimited surveys. Free limits each survey to five questions. Paid plans add unlimited questions, branding, custom URL variables and CSV, Excel or SPSS exports; Pro and Premium also support file-upload questions. VAT may apply, and annual subscriptions cost ten monthly payments.

Create an account through Sign up. Free access has no time limit. Reaching a response cap closes the survey to further submissions, but existing data remains available.

Strengths

  • Page routing and piping support relevant follow-up questions
  • Existing results remain accessible after a survey reaches its response cap

Watch out for

  • Free surveys allow only five questions and 50 responses
  • Piping can only reference a question on an earlier page

Best for

  • Small research teams building routed questionnaires and shared reports

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