Surveys with your logo instead of ours from $35 a month, a private workspace for each client from $79, and analysis that turns open-text answers into a brief you can put your name on. Without the enterprise price tag the big platforms charge for it.
When the survey you send on a client's behalf says "Powered by SurveyMonkey," the client wonders why they're paying you for something they could have bought themselves. The big platforms make it worse: they keep branding removal and client management in their most expensive plans — SurveyMonkey's is Premier, around $139 a month — and their team features are built for one internal company, not for one operator juggling a dozen unrelated clients.
So you pay enterprise prices for a tool that still looks like someone else's.
Remove "Powered by SurveyRock" and put your logo, or your client's, on every survey from Freelancer at $35 a month — not from a $139 plan. On Agency Growth and above, the whole thing runs on your own domain: the survey links and the emails that carry them.
Each client gets a workspace of their own: separate surveys, assets, contacts and response data. Boutique at $79 includes three client workspaces, Agency Growth ten, Agency Pro twenty-five.
Invite the client into their workspace as a read-only viewer. They see their surveys and results, can't edit or send, never see another client's workspace, and never see respondents' personal details. Boutique includes two client seats, Agency Growth twenty, Agency Pro fifty.
On Agency Growth and above, SurveyRock groups open-text answers into themes with sentiment, and writes an executive summary of a client's workspace for the period you choose — the tagging and the first draft you used to do by hand.
Skip logic and conditional show/hide on every paid plan, so a client's study branches the way the methodology says it should. Answer piping on Agency Growth and above.
From Boutique up, a new response can send an email, post to Slack, or call a webhook: a detractor alert to the client's team, a weekly digest, an event sent to the client's own system.
Spin one up on Boutique or above and set their branding — logo and colours — once.
Every survey in that workspace carries the client's brand. Use logic for the real research, not just a list of questions.
Invite them as a read-only viewer to their own results, and on Agency Growth let SurveyRock draft the executive summary you put your name on.
Start on the free plan, move to Freelancer when the first client survey goes out, and to Boutique when the second client arrives.
How it compares: vs SurveyMonkey · vs Typeform
Recommend a survey tool to clients rather than run it for them? The partner program pays 30% of what they pay for a year.
Freelancer, at $35 a month — the entry paid plan. It removes the footer and the platform logo and lets you upload your own logo and favicon. Your own domain for survey links, and sending survey emails from your own domain, are on Agency Growth and above.
Freelancer one, Boutique three, Agency Growth ten, Agency Pro twenty-five. Each is isolated: its own surveys, assets, contacts and responses.
No. A client is invited into a single workspace as a viewer and sees only that workspace. Respondents' personal details stay hidden from viewer seats.
Client seats are included: two on Boutique, twenty on Agency Growth, fifty on Agency Pro. Staff seats are separate: five on Boutique, ten on Agency Growth, twenty-five on Agency Pro.
Yes, on Agency Growth and above: one custom domain on Agency Growth, five on Agency Pro, with survey emails sent from that domain too.
Response data is stored in the EU (AWS Stockholm) and is not used to train AI models unless you opt in.