VideoAsk alternative that keeps video answers and the full survey together
VideoAsk made asynchronous video conversations easy. Asked is built for teams that want video answers as part of a complete survey: ratings, NPS, multiple choice and open questions answered by text, voice or video, with AI that turns every answer into themes, sentiment and quotes.
What VideoAsk is good at
VideoAsk is built around video. The person asking can record themselves on screen, and respondents reply with video, audio or text, which feels personal and works well for lead qualification, coaching and support. It belongs to the Typeform family, where forms and video live as separate products. Its paid plans are tiered by video processing minutes, and it offers a no-cost entry option.
How Asked approaches video answers
- Video, voice and text answers in the same survey as your rating, NPS and choice questions. One link, one set of results.
- AI analysis in the same place. Every voice and video answer is transcribed, each answer gets a sentiment, themes are built across the survey, and quotes link to timestamps.
- A one-page summary per survey, so nobody has to watch every clip to know what people said.
- An optional AI follow-up that asks one more question based on the answer.
- Plans per workspace with seats included and transcription minutes per plan: 60 on Starter, 300 on Growth, 1,200 on Business and 4,000 on Enterprise each month.
VideoAsk and Asked compared
| Capability | Asked | VideoAsk |
|---|---|---|
| Video answers in the browser | Yes | Yes |
| Voice and text answers | Yes | Yes |
| Rating, NPS and multiple choice in the same flow | Yes | Check their current plans |
| Forms and video answers in one product | Yes | Forms sit in Typeform, a separate product |
| Themes across all answers with quotes and timestamps | Yes | Check their current plans |
| One-page summary per survey | Yes | Check their current plans |
| Pricing | From $49 a month or $24 billed yearly, per workspace | Tiered plans by processing minutes |
| Way to try before paying | One-time demo on the homepage | A no-cost entry option |
Check their current plans before you decide, since features and prices change.
When Asked fits better than a video-first tool
- You run video surveys for research and need the scores and the stories together.
- You get more videos than anyone has time to watch and want survey analysis software that reads them.
- You want to give respondents a choice, because some will not turn on a camera but will happily leave voice feedback.
- You collect testimonials and want to publish them with consent using our video testimonial software.
If your main use is a personal video greeting that starts a sales conversation, VideoAsk may suit you better.
Switching from VideoAsk
- Export your existing answers to CSV so your records stay with you, and keep the video files you want to reuse.
- In Asked, type the goal of the flow you want to rebuild. The builder turns it into a survey draft with question types already set.
- Decide which open questions accept video, voice or text, and set the video length your plan allows.
- Share by link, QR code, email invite or a website embed.
Asked plans for video answers
Starter is $49 a month or $24 billed yearly, with 60 transcription minutes and videos up to 2 minutes. Growth is $129 a month or $64 billed yearly, with 300 minutes and videos up to 3 minutes. Business is $299 a month or $149 billed yearly, with 1,200 minutes and videos up to 5 minutes. See every limit on survey software pricing.
FAQ
Yes. They record in the browser on a phone or laptop, after allowing camera access.
Minutes are counted per billing period. When your plan's minutes are used, move to a larger plan or wait for the next period, which resets the allowance.
Yes. Build a survey with open questions that accept video only, or allow voice and text as backups.
Yes, on an answer wall, and only answers where the respondent ticked the consent checkbox.
Put video answers and scores in one survey
Type what you want to find out and Asked drafts a survey with the right mix of video, voice and text questions.