Alternatives
Five comparisons, each written for its own rival, each naming the cases where that rival is the better answer. Compared on what a tool is and how it meters, not on figures that go stale.
A wide multi-channel feedback programme, against a focused survey tool you wire up yourself.
Read the comparisonThe closest match in this set. They part company over metering, mobile, and who they are built for.
Read the comparisonA form you send someone to, against a question that finds them where they already are.
Read the comparison A different kind of toolOpen source you can run yourself, against hosted software somebody else operates.
Read the comparison A different kind of toolHotjar shows you what people did. Indie Polls is built around asking them why.
Read the comparisonEvery page lists the cases where the other tool is the better choice: mobile apps, self-hosting, payments on a form, session recordings. If one of them fits you better, the page says so.
Everyone's prices move, and a stale number about somebody else is worse than none. We compare what each tool meters (responses, users, sessions), because that is what decides the bill and it stays true.
Claims about a rival come from its own positioning and the features it leads with. Where we could not confirm something, we describe Indie Polls precisely and leave them alone rather than inventing a gap.
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