Survey and research templates
Research surveys need clean data more than they need completions. These templates use screeners to disqualify out-of-scope respondents early and keep question wording neutral enough that the answers mean something.
8 templates · all free to use · live previews
A Likert matrix, usage questions, and an optional follow-up opt-in.
Stance, strength of feeling, and light demographics in one minute.
Qualifies participants and routes non-matches to a polite ending.
Study overview, acknowledgments, recording consent, and a signature.
Contact details, format preference, and a time-slot picker.
Standard optional demographics with respectful answer choices.
Enrollment for a 12-month panel with quarterly check-ins.
Structured site observations with QC check and photo evidence.
What makes these forms work
Screen out before you collect
A screener question with a logic rule that ends the form for people outside your criteria saves you cleaning the dataset later — and saves them five wasted minutes.
One idea per question
"Was the service fast and friendly?" can't be answered by someone who found it fast and rude. Split double-barrelled questions in two.
Put demographics last
Age and income questions feel intrusive when they open a survey and unremarkable when they close one. Ask the interesting questions while attention is highest.
Questions people ask
Can I run an anonymous survey?
Yes — simply don't ask for identifying information, and leave respondent email collection off. Responses are stored without requiring the respondent to sign in.
Can I disqualify respondents mid-survey?
Yes. A logic rule can end the form early and show a specific message when someone answers outside your criteria — that's how the focus group screener template works.
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