What do you like best about SurveyLab?
What I Like Best About SurveyLab
Flexibility of survey creation & advanced logic — SurveyLab lets you build complex, dynamic surveys with branching logic, skip patterns and a variety of question types. This flexibility makes it easy to segment respondents, tailor flows, and capture nuanced feedback.
Ease-of-use and fast setup — There’s no need to install software; everything runs in the browser. The user interface is clean and intuitive, making survey creation, distribution and analysis straightforward — even for those without deep technical skills.
Multichannel & device-agnostic deployment — You can deploy surveys via PC, tablet, mobile, SMS or even QR code, and the platform automatically adjusts layout for the device. That’s important in today’s mobile-heavy world, especially if you want to reach users where they are.
Integrations & data workflow support — SurveyLab offers integrations with CRM tools, BI/DWH systems, helpdesk tools, and other parts of a business stack. That means feedback can flow directly into your analytics or customer-data systems, enabling faster, more actionable insight.
Scalable & suitable for both small and large organizations — Whether you're a small team doing occasional UX feedback, or running enterprise-level market research or customer-experience studies, SurveyLab scales to fit.
From a CRO perspective, this combination of flexibility, ease-of-use, and integration capability makes SurveyLab a very effective tool to run A/B testing feedback loops, post-purchase satisfaction surveys, onboarding feedback, user-experience diagnostics — and to tie those insights directly into behavioural or revenue data streams. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
What do you dislike about SurveyLab?
What I Dislike (or What Could Be Better)
Filtering & deep analysis limitations — Some users report that data filtering and reporting tools could be more powerful. When you need to drill deep into sub-segments or do advanced cross-tab analysis, the built-in tools may feel limiting.
Relative lack of pre-built templates for niche / industry-specific surveys — While SurveyLab supports flexible survey construction, there seems to be less head start if you need specialized templates (e.g. for specific verticals or very industry-specific use cases). Some reviewers wished there were more ready-made templates to speed up deployment.
Some performance / loading issues in complex or large surveys — Particularly when dealing with slower internet connections or very complex survey flows, page load times can slow down, which may affect user experience and completion rates.
Premium-feature gating / cost barrier for full functionality — As with many SaaS tools, certain advanced features (e.g. more elaborate logic, integrations, custom branding, exporting) may only be available on higher-tier plans — which might limit usage if budget is tight.
From a CRO vantage point, these drawbacks can matter: limited analytics depth can hamper actionable segmentation; loading delays can impact response completion rates; and missing templates can slow down time-to-insight. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.