GetFeedback

I appreciate how easy it is to create attractive surveys and how quickly they can be sent once they have been created. Because of the survey builder's user-friendliness and the numerous options for enhancing their appearance with images, textures, and colors, my surveys come out looking fantastic. The integration process with Salesforce is straightforward, and as a result, I can display the results of my survey on any object. GetFeedback also has an excellent email template builder that allows users to create email templates with a question embedded directly into the email. GetFeedback can also obtain a list of Contacts from Salesforce to distribute surveys. The use of email templates is not the sole option available. I can create surveys that are distributed via short message service (SMS), embed them on a website or Salesforce Community, and even have them appear after a chat session, all within a couple of minutes.

It has a slightly higher price tag than some of the other alternatives, but the enhanced features and capabilities more than justify the premium. Occasionally, the survey builder did not provide us with the exact design element or logic we required; however, I believe this is to be expected from any builder that requires you to complete the work on your own.

Getfeedback is a feedback platform owned by SurveyMonkey. It's main advantage from its competitors is that it has a native connector to integrate it to Salesforce.

It's very easy to set-up the connector and start collecting surveys from contacts and push the information collected to Salesforce.

Surveys are really easy to be set-up and the look great! Almost all the options are predefined options (Drag&Drop) so you cannot customise it 100% but don't need a technical profile to create them, which is great!

Very expensive if you want to have the Salesforce connection.

Also I think the customisation of the surveys is a bit poor, there should be an option to edit CCS, HTML, etc.

Also a bit more of flexibility on the CTAs and the kind of questions you want to include in your surveys would be much appreciated!