SogolyticsReviews of sogolytics.com

Easy to use, and service helpline was efficient as well.

SoGoSurvey is a great website for designing surveys for educational and professional purposes. I'm currently using the website for educational purposes. I'm currently developing a survey study for my graduate program. I originally started with survey monkey and realized the sogosurvey had more features in their free account. I'm using a willingness model for my survey and need a substantial number of questions regarding willingness to properly measure the outcome. SurveyMonkey only allows 10 questions with a free account which isn't nearly enough for the survey I'm needing to create. Also, the prices for the other account levels weren't as expensive. I'm only in the creation phase of my survey and can't wait to see how the data collection process and the exporting process goes.

SoGoSurvey offers a great free account and if you want more features, they have very good prices for their upgraded accounts. As a student, SoGoSurvey was the only good, professional option for me. It is easy to use and has all the right features to create a good professional or academic survey. I struggled to find a good survey tool that had a ranking feature and was affordable. A wonderful additional feature is the SoGoSurvey guide. The interface guides you step by step to design your survey, which is great for first timers like me. I highly recommend sogosurvey.com

I originally discovered SoGoSurvey.com while searching for a viable (and free) alternative to other survey websites that purported to have unlimited free access, only for me to discover that I could not add more than 10 questions to my questionnaire, or send the questionnaire to over 50 people, or even process my data. What is the point! Fortunately, SoGoSurvey.com offers a very generous option for students – genuine unlimited access for free! This has been a life-saver considering that I am an indebted medical student. Now I can create my survey without concerns of having a dearth of questions, too small of a sample size, etc. The only drawbacks that I have noticed was not being able to create a free-format for the questions (e.g., creating a table comparing products) Ben C.