- Multiple choice, pick one: the workhorse. Two to six short options. Taps advance the survey automatically, so these are the fastest questions to answer.
- Checkboxes, pick several: for select all that apply. Great for feature interest and content preferences. Each ticked option is counted separately in your charts.
- Star rating, 1 to 5: satisfaction in a single tap. Stars light up as the visitor hovers and picks. You get an average plus the full distribution.
- Score 0 to 10, NPS: the classic how likely are you to recommend us scale, with Not likely and Extremely likely labels on the ends.
- Yes / No: a clean binary, shown as two side by side buttons.
- Short answer: one line of free text. Names, single features, one word reasons.
- Long answer: a multi line box for the answers that actually explain things. Put these last and expect fewer of them; the ones you get are gold.
Structure the survey, then let text explain it:
Choice, rating, score and yes/no answers become countable charts. Written answers cannot be charted, but they are exactly what the AI analysis reads to tell you why the numbers look the way they do. A good survey has both.
How answers are validated:
Every answer is checked against the survey own question list when it is submitted. A choice that is not one of your options, a rating outside 1 to 5, or a score outside 0 to 10 is discarded rather than stored. Written answers are capped at 5,000 characters each.