Dave
Posted
Don't Waste Your Time
Survey Gizmo surveys are used by HeyCash & never reward what is promised. They work right up until the end, get your information & then give you nothing. Don't waste your time.
Poor
11 reviews
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SurveyGizmo is an advanced (but easy to use) online survey software tool that comes with amazing customer service, every survey feature you can imagine and an open API.
SurveyGizmo (surveygizmo.com) has 11 customer reviews on Rated Honest, with an average rating of 2.8 out of 5.
11 approved reviews, newest moderated first
Dave
Posted
Survey Gizmo surveys are used by HeyCash & never reward what is promised. They work right up until the end, get your information & then give you nothing. Don't waste your time.
Doug S.
Posted
Will allow answering up to the last question and then screen out users
kyermun Y.
Posted
I got exactly what I ordered and it was delivered in less than 5 days
Barbara
Posted
I migrated to this from survey monkey because it had more options. Support is very solid, highly recommend this software for surveys!
Jennifer A.
Posted
SurveyGizmo is a pretty good survey platform for those on a budget. It is much better than survey monkey, and closer to an enterprise tool than a surveymonkey.
Lola R.
Posted
Two questions I answered truth. Female and my age. What they only let the young people do it? Most likely just a scam like all the other survey sites.
Greg K.
Posted
SurveyGizmo is now known as Alchemer. When I investigated which web survey platform to adopt for my business, I completed a top-to-bottom review of 17 different suppliers. I was looking for a platform that could accommodate cross-tabs, image heat maps, video dial testing, time limits on questions, and conjoint (discrete choice) built in. I was able to find only 4 suppliers that could meet all of those needs; and Alchemer was by far the least expensive solution, at $1,800 for a Full Access license, and a practically unrestricted limit on respondents, and a generous 10,000 e-mail invitations (on the platform) per month. Other companies like Decipher, QuestionPro, and Qualtrics would have ended up costing me about 3X more per year.
Nori
Posted
1. Technical support over the phone gave me a wrong advice: I wanted to know an efficient way to set SPSS variable names. (I knew that a variable name can be changed in each question. However, I wanted to know a bulk manner. My research survey is very long and has many variables.) The technical support person told me that a bulk-editor page on Alias allows changes in variable names. So, I did. However, it just turned out his advice is wrong. After going through their documentations, I learned that Alias is for a different purpose and that there is a bulk-editing way. The thing is that I initially created the whole master survey, based on which I created three versions. So, I have to go over all four versions (1 master + 3 versions), which will take much longer time than a non-bulking way. We paid to an assistant for the initial editing work based on Alias, which was useless but harmful if any. On top of this cost, we now have to work on four versions. Very costly and painful. I've informed and complained to Survey Gizmo, but not yet heard back. Why should any user be harmed by their technical support advice? In the above case, I would have been much better off without asking any advice from them. 2. Email delivery is unreliable and, I suspect, very poorly invested. Some recruitment emails seem to disappear. So, I ended up using an external email delivery service by exporting unique links from SurveyGizmo to the delivery service. I also set up SMTP between SurveyGizmo and the email delivery platform. It works somewhat 95% times. (5% emails do not reach the platform. I suspect that this is due to a problem on SurveyGizmo.)