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Feedback platform unifying surveys across every channel, from $114 a month

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  • Deployment Cloud Based
  • Starting price $114
  • Free trial Available
  • Best for Small Business, Medium Business, Large Enterprise

What is Survicate?

Survicate is a customer feedback platform covering customer surveys, a research hub, feedback analytics and automated flows, with the vendor stating more than 2,000 digital businesses and 4,000 customer experience, product, research and marketing teams as users.

The problem the vendor sets out is unification, and it is the correct diagnosis for most organisations that already run feedback programmes. Companies are not short of customer feedback. They are drowning in it across separate sources, none of which combine, so nobody can see the scale of any individual issue.

The consequence is specific and expensive. Support tickets sit in one system, in-app survey responses in another, review sites elsewhere, and sales call notes in a customer relationship system. Each shows a fragment. A problem generating twenty complaints across four systems looks minor in each and serious in aggregate, but nobody ever sees the aggregate, so it does not get fixed until it becomes large enough to appear in one channel alone.

Automated flows are what turn collection into a process rather than an exercise. A survey that fires when a defined event occurs produces feedback tied to a moment, which is far more useful than a periodic survey asking people to remember how they felt.

The research hub positions the platform for structured research alongside continuous measurement, which suits organisations where product teams run studies and customer experience teams run ongoing programmes from the same tooling.

One published customer account reports more than 1,000 responses in a single day using the NPS surveys, which speaks to distribution reach rather than to analysis.

Pricing is published with monthly and yearly billing. Growth starts at $114, Pro at $349 and Enterprise at $569, with the higher tiers adding SAML single sign-on, access logs, on-demand security review and a non-disclosure agreement. A free sign-up is offered.

Key Features of Survicate

  • Multi-channel customer surveys
  • Net Promoter Score surveys
  • Feedback analytics across sources
  • Unified view of fragmented feedback
  • Automated event-triggered flows
  • Research hub for structured studies
  • Theme identification across responses
  • SAML single sign-on on higher tiers
  • Access logs and security review
  • Integrations across the stack
  • Free sign-up
  • Monthly and yearly billing

Survicate Pricing

Growth

$114

Entry paid tier covering surveys and feedback analytics.

Pro

$349

Adds the higher feature set for larger programmes.

Enterprise

$569

Adds SAML single sign-on, access logs, on-demand security review and a non-disclosure agreement.

Survicate Specifications

Deployment
  • Cloud Based
Desktop
  • Web App
Built for
  • Small Business
  • Medium Business
  • Large Enterprise
Support
  • Email
Public API
Yes
Free trial
Yes
Free plan
No
Runs in browser
No
Customisable
No
Website
survicate.com

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Growth starts at $114, Pro at $349 and Enterprise at $569, with monthly and yearly billing published. A free sign-up is offered, and higher tiers add SAML single sign-on, access logs and security review.

Fragmentation, not scarcity. Organisations already collect plenty of feedback across separate systems that never combine, so nobody can see the true scale of any individual issue.

A problem generating twenty complaints across four systems looks minor in each. Nobody sees the aggregate, so it goes unfixed until it grows large enough to be visible in one channel alone.

Feedback tied to a moment. A survey firing when a defined event occurs collects a reaction while it is fresh, which is far more useful than a periodic survey asking people to recall how they felt.

Structured studies alongside continuous measurement, so product teams running research and customer experience teams running ongoing programmes work from the same platform rather than separate tools.