Survicate

Actionable Visitors Insights For Better Business Results.

Author:	Survicate (profile at wordpress.org)
WordPress version required:	4.0
WordPress version tested:	6.0.2
Plugin version:	4.1.3
Added to WordPress repository:	24-12-2014
Last updated:	12-09-2022
Rating, %:	100
Rated by:	1
Plugin URI:	https://survicate.com/
Total downloads:	7 442
Active installs:	200+
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Survicate – customer surveys & feedback button for your website

With Survicate, you can collect feedback using contextual, joy-to-take surveys that feel like a part of your website. Reach the right people at the right time, and ask about what’s most relevant to your business. You can also embed a feedback button on your site to receive ideas and bug alerts from visitors continuously.

Survicate has got you covered on all fronts – so you can focus on uncovering game-changing insights and creating websites that convert. And we give you a chance to try it all out on a free plan!

One-time tracking code installation will allow you to collect feedback from your website visitors effortlessly – using our two powerful products:

Website Feedback Surveys – CHECK SAMPLE SURVEY
Feedback Button

Use Cases

Understand your website visitors better.

Segment your audience based on specific criteria – goals, behaviors, interests, and more! Ask why they leave and uncover other crucial insights to improve the messaging and content on your website.

Generate more leads.

Trigger targeted and unobtrusive contact forms on your website to collect lead data, and send it to your favourite tools. Build your newsletter lists or invite people to interviews– it’s that simple!

Measure customer satisfaction & NPS of returning visitors.

Find out how your users feel about your product. Identify struggle areas and improve services to create experiences your audience really want.

Improve your website based on visitors’ insights.

Give your Customers an easy way to report bugs, suggest improvements or share ideas – all with the Survicate Feedback Button. React quickly, and run A/B tests to validate your hypotheses.