Its interface is very simple and easy to customise to your needs. There’s no need to learn hefty software—just choose from the given options like single choice, multiple choice, dropdown, etc., and create your survey.

Once, a client asked me to collect customer opinions through a survey. I didn’t have any previous knowledge, but I integrated with SurveyLegend and, within 5 minutes, made an opinion poll.

There’s no need to do anything extra: it can be shared easily with anyone. With its intelligent survey analysis feature, you can get the survey data analysis without having to go through everything, and you can also check individual responses if needed.

The cost is also very affordable, so it doesn’t empty your pocket, and it gives you good results without any hassle. I’ve created multiple surveys for different clients, and it worked smoothly each time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

For the free mode, it only gives 3 trials, which is very few. Also, sometimes when I upload a picture, it shows an error, which is irritating. I’d also like to see more customization options, such as a background image and 3D effects. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I love most about SurveyLegend is how polished it looks and how easy it is to use. Instead of the usual boring, traditional form builders, it lets you create modern, colorful surveys with a straightforward drag-and-drop setup. Adding pictures and emojis is super simple, which helps keep people engaged so they actually complete the questionnaire. On top of that, the forms automatically look great on smartphones, and you can watch the results come in through clean, real-time charts without having to do any extra work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While the visual design is excellent, the conditional logic and branching tools can feel limited and a bit clunky when you’re trying to build complex, multi-path questionnaires. It’s also frustrating that the free and lower-tier plans lock away what feel like essential features, such as exporting data or applying your own company branding. Finally, the platform doesn’t integrate as smoothly with as many third-party apps and CRMs as some larger competitors, so you often end up having to move data around manually. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I’m Pepeluche Diazgarcia, Senior Automation Anywhere Developer at Northwest Mineral Processing Inc. We’re a mining and metals operation with 201–500 staff, and most of my day is building RPA bots for production logs, inventory tracking, approval workflows and operational reporting. A big part of my job is gathering feedback from plant operators, maintenance crews and supervisors to figure out which manual processes are still causing bottlenecks, so I know what to automate next. Before SurveyLegend, I was using plain basic forms, and they didn’t work well out on the mine floor. Our field staff fill these out on rugged phones between shifts, and the old forms looked messy on mobile, so completion rates were terrible. I’d end up with barely enough responses to tell if a bot design was actually going to help the teams on site.

What I love most about SurveyLegend is how clean and mobile-native every survey looks right out the gate. Our crew doesn’t sit at desks all day. They pull up these forms on cracked work phones, sometimes out in the processing plant where connectivity is spotty. SurveyLegend renders smoothly, the buttons are sized big enough for gloved hands, and I can drop photos of control panels, inventory stations or paper log sheets directly into questions. That’s a game-changer. Instead of asking vague questions like “Is this data entry step slow?”, I can show them a picture of the exact form they use and ask for their input. People understand the question instantly, and I get way more useful, specific feedback.

I also really appreciate how straightforward the branching logic is. I build separate paths for production operators, warehouse inventory staff and admin approvers. If someone marks they work in crushing operations, it skips the questions about loading dock inventory checks and jumps straight to their workflow pain points. It keeps each survey short, and people are far less likely to abandon it halfway through. I don’t have time to fuss with a complicated survey editor between bot builds, and the drag-and-drop setup lets me spin up a new feedback form in 15 minutes when I’m kicking off a new automation project.

Another thing that fits our workflow perfectly is the real-time dashboard. I don’t need to wait until the end of the survey window to see the responses rolling in. If I start getting consistent comments about a specific bottleneck in the shift reporting process, I can adjust my Automation Anywhere design priorities right away, instead of waiting weeks to collect all feedback. When I export the results, I feed those insights into my process documentation and design notes for the RPA bots.

For our kind of heavy industry environment, it hits the sweet spot. It’s not overloaded with fancy marketing fluff, but it’s built so people on the ground can actually fill it out easily. The better feedback I collect from the plant teams, the smarter my automations end up being. Instead of guessing which manual tasks are wasting the most time, I can build bots that directly solve the pain points our operators are actually dealing with every single day. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While SurveyLegend works fine for grabbing feedback from our plant crews, it has a few consistent issues that slow me down when I’m planning out new RPA workflows. I ran into a really annoying issue a couple weeks ago when I put together a survey for our maintenance team about manual log entry tasks. I added multiple image reference questions showing our paper shift sheets, set up all my branching rules carefully, and shared the link out to the crew across different processing zones. A few operators messaged me right away saying the embedded images wouldn’t load for them out in the processing yard where internet service is spotty and bandwidth is limited. The platform doesn’t support offline saving at all. If connectivity cuts out mid-response, all their progress vanishes instantly, with no way to pick back up later. We lost a handful of valuable feedback entries that day, some from senior maintenance techs who took the time to type out detailed workflow pain points. I had to resend the survey, follow up with supervisors to remind everyone, and push back my timeline for designing that new Automation Anywhere bot. It threw off my whole development schedule for that log-entry automation.

One of my bigger frustrations is the CSV export limitations. A lot of my surveys include image selection questions where team members pick which workflow screenshot or paper form layout matches their daily task. When I export the raw data, those responses only come through as long, messy image file URLs, not simple descriptive labels I can read at a glance. I end up having to manually map each URL back to what the picture shows, cross-referencing against my original survey assets. For a survey with 40 or 50 responses, that manual matching takes up a solid chunk of my afternoon, time I could spend drafting bot logic or testing process steps. I need this clean, readable data to document bottlenecks, validate pain points, and build reliable automations in Automation Anywhere, and this extra manual step adds unnecessary overhead every single time I run a feedback round. It’s not a showstopper, but it adds up fast when I’m running multiple surveys across production, inventory and maintenance teams each month. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about SurveyLegend is how simple it is to create clean internal surveys to gather team feedback while we refine our finance workflows. I’m the Financial Operations Coordinator at Prime Peak Financial Group. Our small financial services team relies on everyone’s input to find bottlenecks and keep our day-to-day finance work running smoothly. Before SurveyLegend, I was stuck using really basic survey tools. Those forms looked generic, and teammates just weren’t eager to fill them out.

I can put together professional surveys really quickly with SurveyLegend, and I don’t need any design background to do it. A good example is that quarterly workflow feedback survey I built a couple months back. I added rating scales and open text boxes so the team could share honest thoughts about our month-end close and cross-team handoffs. I also set up simple conditional logic. If someone flagged a process as troublesome, extra follow-up questions would pop up to capture more details. Everything stayed neat and professional, which really matters working in financial services.

Sharing the survey link with the team couldn’t be easier. I just drop the link during our team syncs and in our internal chat. People can respond straight from their browser, no complicated login required. Our response rates actually improved once we switched over, because teammates told me it felt quick and hassle-free to complete.

I’m also a big fan of the built-in summary reports. I no longer need to manually copy every response into spreadsheets. SurveyLegend compiles all the ratings and surfaces recurring comments automatically. Whenever I need to go over results with our operations lead and propose process changes, I can pull those summaries in just minutes.

SurveyLegend doesn’t load us up with fancy marketing features we’ll never use for internal finance feedback. It simply delivers solid survey creation and dependable data collection. It cuts down so much repetitive admin work for me. That leaves me more time to coordinate team workflows, follow up on active finance projects, and optimize our daily operations instead of spending ages chasing people for feedback. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While SurveyLegend is great for quick, simple internal surveys, it has a few noticeable downsides that make my workflow trickier as a Financial Operations Coordinator at Prime Peak Financial Group.

The biggest issue I deal with regularly is its lack of advanced data filtering. Since I collect team feedback on our monthly financial workflows and process efficiency, I often need to sort responses by department, task type, or feedback priority. But SurveyLegend’s filtering tools are really basic. I can only do simple overall sorting, with no way to cross-filter results. Last month, I ran a company-wide operational feedback survey to identify pain points in our expense review and report filing processes. I wanted to separate feedback from our finance team versus admin staff, but the platform wouldn’t let me do that directly. I had to export all raw data and manually sort entries in Excel, which added so much extra busywork.

Another annoying limitation is the lack of granular survey access control. All our internal operational feedback contains sensitive internal process details, so I need to keep responses private within our core operations team. Right now, anyone with the survey link can view submitted results, and I can’t lock it down to only specific team members. I have to be extra careful sharing links, which creates unnecessary stress for confidential finance-related surveys. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about SurveyLegend is that it is so easy to make professional-looking surveys without learning anything about the platform. The drag-and-drop builder is very simple and the surveys look great on desktop and mobile devices. I also like its real-time reporting, which allows me to see when responses are in. All in all it takes me an instant feedback and it is good for me as well as the people taking the survey. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One thing I dislike about SurveyLegend is that some of the more advanced features and customization abilities are only available on higher-tier plans. I feel while the platform is simple to use, I wish there were more built-in integrations and reporting for deeper analytics. Thus far these limitations have not disrupted the day-to-day surveys and questionnaires. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I work as a Dietician and Nutritionist, manage a homeopathy clinic, and also create health education content. SurveyLegend is very easy to use in my daily work. I can quickly create surveys for different needs like patient feedback, diet follow ups, basic health assessments, and understanding general habits without any complex setup, so implementation feels smooth. The interface is simple and easy to understand from the start.

I use it regularly whenever I need to collect information or understand responses from patients or my audience. It has the right number of features for my work like multiple choice and text questions, which help me gather both structured data and detailed inputs. The live analytics feature is useful because I can see responses in real time and get a quick idea of trends or patient progress. In terms of performance, it works smoothly while creating and sharing surveys. I did not face any major issues, and responses load properly without delay, which helps during busy clinic hours.

Sharing is also simple, I can send the survey link directly or use it wherever needed. It fits well into my workflow and does not make things complicated. Overall, it helps me collect, understand, and use information in a practical way. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

For simple surveys it is smooth, but sometimes small changes like adjusting question order or layout take a little time to find in the beginning. Also, for longer surveys, scrolling and editing can feel a bit less smooth, especially when many questions are addAlso, I noticed that if the internet connection is not stable, loading or saving changes can take a little extra time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Very user-friendly with an excellent UI—definitely not the average, boring survey interface. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

You can’t create surveys on mobile, and the templates don’t include any AI help. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

SurveyLegend is a simple and intuitive tool for creating online surveys in just a few minutes. As soon as you enter the platform, you immediately understand where to click and how to start. No technical experience is needed; you can build complete questionnaires even if you're starting from scratch.

One of the most useful features is the variety of available layouts. You can choose between classic forms or more dynamic surveys, with smooth transitions that make filling them out more enjoyable. This helps increase the number of responses because the respondents don't get bored.

Customization is another strong aspect. You can adapt colors, images, and style to your brand or project. In just a few steps, you create a survey that looks tailor-made, without having to use external tools.

On the practical side, data collection works well. Responses arrive in real-time, and you can immediately see clear graphs that help you understand the results. This allows you to make quicker decisions based on concrete data.

There is also a free version that already offers several useful features. If you need more advanced options, the paid plans unlock additional functionalities like complete exports and integrations. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The absence of a free trial for the pro version, perhaps with a more streamlined and faster process Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Easy to use with clear instructions, and it really gets my students excited and engaged. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It’s hard to find the button to click for the output of individual reports. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Easy to create surveys and analyze responses. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Limited customization and fewer advanced features. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.