The problem
- Consumer survey tools lack the randomization and logic a rigorous design needs.
- Getting data into SPSS or R means hours of relabeling and reshaping.
- IRB and ethics boards ask data-handling questions the tool cannot answer.
- Grant budgets do not stretch to enterprise research licenses.
How Surveti helps
Designs that hold up to review
Randomization, display and skip logic, loop and merge, and embedded data let you build between-subjects and within-subjects designs properly.
Export your data cleanly
A labeled SPSS (.sav) file preserves variable and value labels, so analysis starts in seconds rather than after an afternoon of cleanup.
Data handling you can document
Encryption in transit and at rest, immutable audit logs, and GDPR/CCPA deletion support give you concrete answers for an ethics submission.
Priced for a research budget
Published, per-month plans — including a genuinely usable free tier — instead of an opaque enterprise quote.
A typical workflow
- 01
Build the instrument with randomization and the logic your design requires.
- 02
Pilot on the free tier, then field to your sample or a connected panel.
- 03
Monitor responses and data quality as they come in.
- 04
Export a labeled SPSS file and write up the results.
Frequently asked questions
Can I export to SPSS or R?
Professional and above export a labeled SPSS (.sav) file with variable and value labels preserved. CSV and XLSX exports work with R, Python, and any stats package.
What can I tell my IRB about data handling?
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, access is recorded in immutable audit logs, and Surveti supports GDPR and CCPA deletion requests. See the Trust page for the current details; formal certifications such as SOC 2 are on the roadmap, not yet in place.
Is there a free option for a pilot?
Yes. The Free plan runs real surveys with AI probing and 100 completes a month — enough to pilot an instrument before committing budget.