Compare SurveyMonkey vs Survicate
Pricing
| ‐ | Ultimate $249 A Month | |
| ‐ | Essential $59 A Month | |
| ‐ | Professional $99 A month | |
| ‐ | Basic $0 A Month | |
Free Trial | Free Trial Unavailable |
Ratings
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Features
Reviewers' Company Size
Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.) | ||
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Reviewers' Industry
Education Management 8.4% | Internet 23.1% | |
Higher Education 6.4% | Marketing and Advertising 7.7% | |
Hospital & Health Care 6.3% | Information Technology and Services 7.7% | |
Marketing and Advertising 5.0% | Venture Capital & Private Equity 5.8% | |
Non-Profit Organization Management 4.9% | Investment Management 5.8% | |
Other 69.0% | Other 50.0% |
Reviews
| Most Helpful Favorable Review | Sandi S. User in Entertainment I like how easy SurveyMonkey makes it to set up a survey and send it out, either to a targeted audience that you specify, or to your own list... or to simply post a link somewhere. | Jakub K. Executive Sponsor in Information Technology and Services 1) Quick-wins for high qualitative online leads 2) intutitive process of surveys' modification 3) User friendly interface boost involvement of www visitors 4) High level of customer service |
| Most Helpful Critical Review | Pat M. User in Market Research The "collector". Every survey software has their complex aspect that's usually unnecessarily complex and it turns out that SurveyMonkey is no exception. Each survey is associated with a "collector" that contains a set of attributes and settings that... | Administrator in Information Technology and Services Despite a good product, the issues with Survicate lay with their people, their T&Cs and their customer service. They are one of the few companies to take credit card details for free trials, and they offer no system for notifying you when they are about to... |
