Customer feedback surveys embedded in your product and website
Survicate is a Polish customer feedback platform built for product and marketing teams who need continuous user insights without disrupting the experience. The platform supports in-product surveys, website widgets, email surveys, and mobile app feedback, all with contextual targeting rules that show the right question to the right user at the right time. With native integrations into popular CRM, analytics, and messaging tools, Survicate fits into existing workflows rather than replacing them.
Headquarters
Warsaw, Poland
Founded
2013
Pricing
EU Data Hosting
Yes
Employees
51-200
Free
$99/mo
$149/mo
$249/mo
Billing: monthly, annual
Most survey tools get it backwards. They ask you to create a form, generate a link, and then beg people to open it. Response rates are abysmal — typically under 5% for emailed surveys. The fundamental problem is not the survey design; it is the delivery mechanism. Asking someone to leave their current context, open a link, and answer questions in a separate tab is asking them to care more about your feedback goals than their own workflow.
Survicate takes the opposite approach. Instead of pulling users out of their context, it places surveys inside it — embedded in your product, triggered on your website, or woven into the communication channels users are already in. Founded in 2013 in Warsaw, Poland, Survicate is a customer feedback platform purpose-built for contextual, in-the-moment data collection. Its surveys appear at the right time, to the right user, based on behavioural targeting rules — not batch email blasts.
The difference in response rates is significant. In-product surveys with intelligent targeting consistently achieve 20-40% completion rates, compared to the single digits typical of traditional survey distribution. For product teams making decisions based on user feedback, the quality and volume of data from contextual surveys is transformative.
Survicate supports NPS, CSAT, CES, and custom questionnaires across multiple channels: in-product widgets, website overlays, email surveys, link surveys, and mobile app SDKs for iOS and Android. All data is processed in the EU, and the platform integrates natively with major CRM, analytics, and messaging tools.
Survicate's targeting engine is its most compelling capability. You can trigger surveys based on user actions (clicked a button, visited a page), user attributes (subscription tier, account age), custom events (completed onboarding, made a purchase), and frequency rules (show once per user, once per session). This precision means users see relevant questions at contextually appropriate moments, rather than generic surveys that interrupt their flow.
The targeting rules are configurable through a visual interface without code changes. Product managers can launch new surveys and targeting configurations without waiting for engineering resources — a meaningful advantage for fast-moving teams.
Surveys appear as lightweight widgets within your product or website. They can be positioned as slide-ins, modals, or inline elements. The JavaScript snippet is lightweight and does not impact page performance — a claim Survicate can credibly make and one that matters for performance-conscious engineering teams. Survey appearance and timing are customisable, with frequency capping to prevent survey fatigue.
Rather than one-off survey campaigns, Survicate supports recurring surveys that run continuously — collecting NPS scores monthly, gathering CSAT feedback after every support interaction, or measuring feature satisfaction on an ongoing basis. This shift from episodic to continuous feedback is essential for product teams practising iterative development. You are not waiting for a quarterly survey to tell you something has gone wrong — the signal arrives in real time.
Survicate's AI layer categorises open-text responses, identifies sentiment patterns, and surfaces key themes across large response volumes. For teams collecting hundreds or thousands of responses, this automated analysis reduces the manual burden of reading and tagging every individual answer. The AI insights are useful as a first pass, though teams with nuanced research needs will still want to review raw responses.
Survicate integrates natively with HubSpot, Intercom, Slack, Google Analytics, Salesforce, Amplitude, Segment, Mixpanel, and Zapier. The integrations are genuinely functional — survey responses flow into your existing tools, enriching customer profiles in your CRM and connecting feedback data to your analytics stack. This is not a checkbox feature; the integrations are a core part of Survicate's value proposition.
Survicate prices in USD. The free tier includes up to 25 responses per month across all survey types with basic targeting — restrictive enough that it functions as an evaluation tier rather than a usable plan. For context, a single in-product NPS survey could exhaust that limit in a day.
The Good plan at $99 per month provides 250 responses, advanced targeting rules, custom branding, and integrations with HubSpot and Intercom. The Better plan at $149 per month increases to 1,000 responses with recurring surveys, AI insights, and priority support. The Best plan at $249 per month offers 5,000 responses, all features, a dedicated success manager, and custom integrations.
The pricing scales with response volume, which means costs increase proportionally to the value you are extracting. This is logically sound but can feel steep for high-volume products — a startup with strong engagement might outgrow the Good plan's 250-response limit quickly. Teams should model their expected response volumes before selecting a tier.
Survicate is headquartered in Warsaw, Poland (EU member state) and processes all data within the EU. The platform offers anonymous response collection for situations where respondent identity should not be linked to feedback, cookie consent integration, and standard Data Processing Agreements.
The anonymous collection option is particularly useful for sensitive topics — employee satisfaction surveys, exit interviews, or product feedback where honest responses require anonymity guarantees.
With an EU compliance rating of 8.5, Survicate meets the standard expected of an EU-native feedback platform.
Product teams practising continuous discovery who need ongoing user feedback without disruptive survey campaigns. The in-product targeting and recurring survey capabilities are purpose-built for this workflow.
Customer success teams tracking NPS, CSAT, and CES at scale, who need responses to flow into HubSpot, Salesforce, or Intercom automatically.
SaaS companies looking to understand user behaviour at specific moments — after onboarding, after feature adoption, before churn — with contextually triggered surveys.
Growth teams that need higher response rates than traditional survey distribution provides, and that value targeting precision over survey volume.
Survicate does one thing exceptionally well: it places surveys where users actually are, at the moment when feedback is most relevant. The behavioural targeting, recurring survey capability, and native integrations make it a genuine feedback infrastructure — not just a survey tool. The free tier is too restrictive for real use, and the per-response pricing model can become expensive at scale. But for product and customer success teams that understand the difference between collecting feedback and collecting the right feedback at the right time, Survicate is the strongest EU-based option in the category.
Yes. Survicate is a Polish company (Survicate sp. z o.o.) headquartered in Warsaw, with all data processed in the EU. The platform offers anonymous response collection, cookie consent integration, and provides Data Processing Agreements for GDPR compliance.
Survicate supports in-product surveys, website widgets, email surveys, link surveys, and mobile app surveys via iOS and Android SDKs. You can create NPS, CSAT, CES, and custom questionnaires with branching logic and behavioural targeting.
Survicate is purpose-built for continuous, in-context product feedback with behavioural targeting, while SurveyMonkey focuses on standalone survey distribution via links and email. Survicate excels at embedding feedback collection into your product experience; SurveyMonkey is better for market research and standalone questionnaires.
Yes. Survicate offers behavioural targeting based on user actions, page views, user attributes, custom events, and properties. You can configure frequency capping and show surveys to specific segments at the right moment in their journey.
Yes. Survicate has native integrations with Google Analytics, Amplitude, Mixpanel, and Segment, allowing survey responses to be connected to your broader analytics data. CRM integrations with HubSpot, Salesforce, and Intercom are also available.
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