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Question types, from rating and ranking to free text.
Surveys right inside your product
Surveys run directly inside your product: as a modal, inline widget, exit-intent or public link. URL patterns control where they appear, and the answers show up in the dashboard right away.
No extra script needed: these surveys run on the single uxspire tag you've already embedded.
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Delivery modes, from Modal and Inline to Exit-Intent and link.
3min
From creating a survey in the builder to publishing it.
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Snippet for all surveys, studies and UX metrics.
Feedback arrives too late
Most users never file a ticket and never sign up for an interview. They will answer a short question, though, if it appears in the right place.
Without uxspire Surveys
You see drop-off rates but never know why users leave.
Feature feedback often only arrives weeks later through support tickets.
User research takes weeks for recruiting, running and synthesis.
Context is lost; feedback is not tied to a specific moment.
Discussions stay at the level of opinions because numbers are missing.
With uxspire Surveys
Ask users right at the moment of doubt why they are leaving.
Collect feedback while the experience is still fresh.
Start in minutes and see feedback responses in real time.
Every answer stays traceably linked to its page, delivery mode and survey version.
You have counted answers from inside the product to work with.
How a survey comes together
Create, target, analyse. All three steps happen in the app, with no engineering work.
01: Build
Design your survey visually
Pick from eight question types and drag them into the right position, set the order, and add display rules or branching.
02: Target
Reach users in the right product moment
Deliver surveys on specific pages and in the right surface: as a modal, Inline widget, Exit-Intent or public link. Frequency rules prevent anyone from being asked too often.
03: Analyze
Answers in real time, clearly analysed
Answers land in a clear dashboard with response counts, response trends, distributions and open comments. Everything updates in real time and is backed up visually with charts.
Eight question types
Short text
Short open answers, names or email addresses.
Long text
Detailed feedback and free-form comments.
Single choice
One answer from several options.
Multiple choice
Allow several answers at once.
Rating scale
Numeric scales from 1 to 5 or 1 to 10.
Number
Numeric input, for example age, quantity or amount.
Likert scale
From "strongly agree" to "strongly disagree".
Ranking
Sort options by priority or preference.
Display Logic and conditional paths
Show or skip questions depending on earlier answers. At 1 or 2 stars you ask for the reason, at 4 or 5 you ask what worked well.
Images and help texts per question
You can add an image to any question, set a placeholder inside the input field, and add an extra hint text.
Four modes
Four modes are available. Inline, modal and exit-intent are mutually exclusive per survey, while a public link can also be combined with an embed.
How helpful was this page for you?
Very helpful
Somewhat helpful
Not helpful
Modal overlay
Appears as a window over the page. Users can close it and carry on working. Suitable for feedback in the middle of a task.
For active use
Rate this feature
Inline embedding
Attach the survey to a place on your website using a CSS selector, with no development work. It appears in the page flow, without an overlay.
Ideal for flows
Exit-Intent
Triggered when the cursor moves towards the address or tab bar. That way you reach users shortly before they leave the page. Desktop only, since mobile devices have no mouse pointer.
Reduce drop-off
uxspire survey
Which features matter most to your team?
Analytics dashboard
Collaboration tools
API integrations
Custom reports
Public link
Create a shareable URL for your survey. For email, Slack or social media, with no embed code. The public page behind it can be styled in your own corporate design.
Shareable anywhere
Survey targeting settings
URL pattern
/app/checkout/*
Delivery mode
Modal, Inline, link
Response frequency
Once every 30 days
Priority
Priority across surveys
CSS selector (Inline)
#feedback-widget
Five rules
Five rules decide when a survey appears: URL pattern, delivery mode, CSS selector for inline widgets, priority across surveys, and response frequency.
Page targeting via URL patterns
Target individual pages or patterns like
/checkout/*, so the survey appears exactly in the relevant moment.Context-based targeting
Combine URL pattern, delivery mode and priority. If several surveys could fire on one page, priority decides which one appears first.
Frequency control
Set a minimum gap between surveys per user, for example once every 30 days.
Survey in the checkout flow
Active
142
Responses
12.03.
Last answer, 2:32 pm
3
Revisions available
What brought you here today?
72%
Specific feature
Top answer
Agreement by statement
Strongly disagree
Somewhat disagree
Neutral
Somewhat agree
Strongly agree
The checkout flow was clearly structured.
Strongly disagree · 6% · 9
Somewhat disagree · 10% · 14
Neutral · 14% · 20
Somewhat agree · 38% · 54
Strongly agree · 32% · 45
The price was transparent early enough.
Strongly disagree · 14% · 20
Somewhat disagree · 22% · 31
Neutral · 19% · 27
Somewhat agree · 28% · 40
Strongly agree · 17% · 24
I would recommend uxspire.
Strongly disagree · 4% · 6
Somewhat disagree · 7% · 10
Neutral · 12% · 17
Somewhat agree · 35% · 50
Strongly agree · 42% · 59
Distributions, free-text answers and trends
Free-text answers
All free-text answers in one scrollable view. Individual quotes can be taken over into reports or prioritisation.
Real-time updates
Answers appear in the dashboard live. You can run a survey during a release and follow along without exporting.
Response and trend metrics
Response counts by delivery type, survey revision and time period. That shows you which placement brings answers.
Analysis with charts
The whole analysis is backed up visually, with bar, pie, stacked bar and line charts.
Revisions
Every change to a running survey creates a new revision. In the analysis you filter by revision and compare how answers changed after an adjustment.
Common questions
What is an in-product survey?
An in-product survey appears directly in your product or website while someone is using it: as an inline element, modal or exit-intent. The context of the answer is therefore known.
How can surveys be delivered?
There are four options: public link, inline embed directly in the page, modal, or exit-intent just before the user leaves the page. A public link can be combined with an embed; inline, modal and exit-intent are mutually exclusive per survey.
Which question types do surveys support?
Eight question types are available: short text, long text, single choice, multiple choice, rating, number, Likert and ranking, optionally with an image, a placeholder and a hint text. Welcome and thank-you screens plus simple display-logic rules control which question appears when.
How do in-product surveys help?
In-product surveys collect feedback at the moment of use. URL patterns, CSS selectors and insertion positions control where they appear; display logic and throttling prevent users from being interrupted too often.
Create your first survey.
Modal, inline, exit-intent or public link. Targeted by URL pattern, delivery mode, priority and frequency.