SurveyMonkey Pricing

“Offer free trial periods not be tight CU Next Tuesdays Make it clear the free product has absolutely no uses beyond collecting plans for a family dinner Remove the free product as it is utterly... … Not even a free trial period to at least get these results.”

“Although it's a very solid survey tool, we found SurveySparrow to be more expensive without adding much more value. … SurveyMonkey is a high-value, cost-effective solution when you need to generate more basic levels of research that can be used for a wide variety of applications across the organization.”

“Free plan could offer a bit more so users can see the benefit to go with a premium plan More survey templates.”

“I think we pay a little over $200 a year for our annual subscription and we pretty much use it on a monthly basis to get feedback from our members on meetings, conferences, trade shows and gathering... … This makes them feel like they are getting value for their membership dues that they pay our association.”

“Ease of use, Low cost for ROI, Ability to export and analyze the data, text analysis for free response questions.”

“After the "Device Verification", this was not possible, and the solution proposed by the customer service team was to buy a plan that was +200% more expensive.”

“The vendor also offers a free basic plan and a plan you can purchase. … Allows you to customize the questions provides standard templates that are ready to use intuitive to use free of charge depending on what package you purchase.”

“You can create free surveys so in some cases the ROI is fantastic as it is essentially a free tool.”

“subscription cost Social engagement Data analysis.”

“I would say Qualtrics is a more of a higher end survey solution but if your needs are basic survey monkey is probably the better value and easier to get started. … Free trial is helpful to get started.”

“Deceptive business practices "Free basic" version is promoted on site but details on limitations difficult to find Very expensive and not suitable for the likes of a community sports club wanting to... … It is expensive, and be very careful about investing any of your time in the "free" version which is essentially a trap.”