SurveyKiller
Surveys your customers can finish with a single comment
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Surveys your customers can finish with a single comment
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Most survey tools make you build a form, then make your customers fill one in. SurveyKiller shortens both ends. Build it yourself with 15 question types, or describe your goal in a sentence and have AI draft it - you edit every question first. Send it as a link, a QR code, or a tracked email invite with a single-use link per recipient. Results arrive analyzed: sentiment on open text, recurring themes, NPS, and dashboards from over 40 chart types. Free plan, 250 responses a month.
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Render Sandboxes: a computer for every agentIsolated compute, persistent state and a real filesystem
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built SurveyKiller because the two halves of a survey are both worse than they need to be. Building one is slow, and answering one is boring — which is why response rates are what they are, and why the answers you do get are thin.
The half I kept running into was the answering one. A hotel emailed me fourteen questions about a two-night stay, and I had something genuinely useful to say about the room and no interest in clicking through a form to say it — so I closed the tab, like almost everyone does. That's the end I built first: leave one comment, and it turns into the answers for you to check.
So there are two ends to it.
Making the survey: 15 question types, multi-page, drag to reorder. Or describe what you want in a sentence and AI drafts it — you edit every question before it goes out. Nothing publishes itself.
Answering it: this is the part I think is genuinely different. Instead of working through every field, a respondent can leave one short comment — typed, or spoken — and AI drafts their answers for them to review, edit and confirm. Nothing is submitted on their behalf, and they never need an account or pay anything. The AI cost sits with whoever made the survey.
Then results come back analysed rather than raw: sentiment on open text, recurring themes, NPS from a pinned 0–10 question, and dashboards you assemble yourself from about 46 chart and widget types. You can also just ask a question about your data in plain English.
On pricing, because I'd rather you find out here than after signing up: the free plan is 250 responses a month with the manual builder, and no AI. Everything AI starts at $29/mo: survey generation, analysis, and the respondent-side AI answering, which includes 250 respondent messages a month on that plan (2,000 on the $79 team plan) and is off by default per survey. I'd rather say that plainly than have you go looking for it.
Three things I'd genuinely like feedback on:
1. The one-comment answering flow — does it feel like a shortcut, or like something you'd distrust as a respondent?
2. Whether "results arrive analysed" actually saves you time, or whether you'd still export to a spreadsheet anyway.
3. Anything that felt slow or confusing in the builder. It's the screen you'd spend the most time in.
Happy to answer anything in the comments today.