Survey tools that cover the whole job, from question to quote
Many teams run surveys with a stack of separate pieces: a form builder, a video recorder, a spreadsheet and someone who spends Friday tagging comments. Asked combines those survey tools into one product, so the work from first question to shared finding happens in one place.
What a complete set of survey tools needs
Before choosing, list the jobs your team actually does with surveys. In most companies it looks like this.
- Write good questions quickly
- Collect answers wherever people are
- Capture detail, not only scores
- Make sense of open answers without reading each one twice
- Share findings with people who do not use the tool
- Keep respondent data controlled and deletable
Asked covers each job on every plan. Volume, seats and security controls grow as you move up.
Building, with a draft from your goal
Write one sentence about what you want to learn and Asked drafts five to seven questions. Edit them, pick from six question types and decide which open questions accept text, voice or video. The survey maker page walks through the builder.
Collecting, in every channel at once
- A survey link for email, chat and social posts
- A QR code for events, stores and packaging
- An embed on your site, inline, as a popup or as a side tab
- Email invites sent to a list
- Surveys on chosen pages of your site
Respondents answer in the browser on any device. Our website survey tools page covers on-site collection.
Answer formats that keep the detail
Checkbox answers tell you what. Spoken answers tell you why. Asked lets each respondent type, send a voice note or record a short video, which gives you the depth of an interview at the scale of a survey. See video surveys for the recorded format.
Analysis that is already done
Asked transcribes recordings and reads every answer. You get themes across the survey, sentiment per answer, quotes with timestamps and a one-page summary. Export to CSV and PDF, or send each answer to your own systems with webhooks on Business and Enterprise.
How Asked compares with classic survey tools
| Capability | Classic form tools | Asked |
|---|---|---|
| Text answers | Yes | Yes |
| Voice and video answers | Usually a separate product or missing | Built in on every open question |
| Drafting questions from a goal | Templates | Draft from your own goal plus templates |
| Analysis of open answers | Word clouds or manual tagging | Transcripts, themes, sentiment and quotes |
| Publishing answers with consent | Rare | Answer walls with a consent checkbox |
Want a direct comparison? Read our surveymonkey alternative and typeform alternative pages.
Who uses these survey tools
Asked is built for teams that need the reason behind a number, not only the number.
- Product and UX teams hearing why users churn or what they need next
- Customer experience leads reading the cause behind every low score, see customer feedback tool
- Marketing teams collecting customer stories with consent
- People teams running pulse, onboarding and exit surveys
- Founders and consultants running discovery for clients
One price per workspace, not per tool
Plans start at $49 a month, or $24 a month billed yearly. Each plan includes building, all answer formats, sharing and AI analysis, with limits on responses, transcription minutes, AI follow-ups and seats. Billing renews until you cancel, and you keep access until the end of the paid period. Details on survey software pricing.
Questions about survey tools
For surveys and feedback, yes. Asked builds the survey, collects text, voice and video in the same flow and analyzes the answers, so you do not need separate products for each step.
Yes. You can send email invites to a list of people, and every invite points to the same survey as your link, QR code and embeds.
Yes. Starter is built for a solo founder or consultant, with 1 seat, 5 active surveys and 500 responses a month.
Yes. Workspaces keep teams or clients apart, and roles control who can edit or only view.
Swap the stack for one survey tool
Start with a goal, share one link and read the summary. To see every capability listed in one place, visit survey platforms.