QuestionPunk

QuestionPunk is an AI-powered survey and research workspace for teams running adaptive, mixed-method studies. It suits researchers, product and marketing teams, HR groups, founders, and academics that need interviews and analysis across languages. The strongest case is an end-to-end workflow; the main constraint is the free plan’s 20-response monthly cap and the $50-per-month entry point for regular paid use.

Overview

QuestionPunk combines survey drafting, participant recruitment, text, voice, and video interviews, transcription, and response analysis. Researchers can recruit through panel partners or publish a link or embed, supporting both moderated and unmoderated studies. A research repository keeps work in one service, while reports turn responses into themes, quotations, segment breakdowns, and an editable narrative. CSV and JSON exports preserve access to the underlying data.

This breadth is valuable when one project moves from exploratory interviews to structured questions and reporting. It is less compelling for teams that only need a small, fixed questionnaire and do not need adaptive interviewing or mixed-method support.

Key features

AI-designed surveys and adaptive interviews

Describe a research goal in plain language and QuestionPunk drafts question types, ordering, and follow-up logic. Respondents can answer by text, voice, or video, with follow-ups changing according to their answers. That pairing can reduce the setup burden for exploratory work, while teams needing tightly controlled scripts should review the generated flow before launch.

Broad study and language support

More than 50 question types include conjoint analysis, MaxDiff, concept testing, and AI interview questions. Study text is supported in more than 130 languages, and voice interviews in 25. Voice sessions run in a browser; usability screen sharing works on desktop, Android, and iPhone through the iOS app. The language range suits international research, although voice coverage is narrower than text coverage.

Quality checks, analysis, and connections

Synthetic AI respondents can exercise a survey before launch, and responses are automatically classified for suspicious behavior. Reports combine themes, quotes, segments, and an editable narrative rather than stopping at raw transcripts. REST API and webhook support, plus integrations with Slack, Google Sheets, GitHub, Zapier, Make, Prolific, and SampleNinja, give operational teams several ways to move data into existing workflows.

QuestionPunk describes the service as GDPR-compliant, with deletion handled in line with GDPR, and labels it IRB-friendly. Those statements make it a plausible fit for governed research, but teams should still align their own study procedures with their requirements.

Pricing

Basic

Basic is free forever and allows 20 responses per month. It includes AI interviews and follow-ups, templates, report export, and community support. This is suitable for pilots, occasional internal studies, and evaluating the workflow; the response ceiling is quickly restrictive for recurring research.

Business

Business costs $50 a month, with a yearly option marked “Yearly-17%.” It raises capacity to 5,000 responses per month and includes everything in Basic, removes branding, adds premium PowerPoint reports, and provides priority support. A 7-day trial requires a card. This is the practical tier for active teams, but the monthly quota and seat terms should be checked against recruitment volume before renewal.

Enterprise

Enterprise uses custom pricing and support. It adds everything in Business, unlimited responses, custom AI credits, a custom domain, and dedicated support. It fits organizations with high or variable volume and branding or support requirements; buyers need a tailored quote rather than a published price.

Platforms

QuestionPunk runs on Android, iOS, web, and through an API. That combination covers browser respondents, mobile participation, and integrations or custom applications.

Who it's for

The platform is aimed at researchers, product teams, founders, HR and people teams, marketing and insights groups, and academics. It is particularly well matched to mixed-method projects that need participant recruitment, adaptive questioning, transcription, and a reusable repository. A 5,000-participant limit makes Business appropriate for substantial studies, while smaller teams can start on Basic.

Pros and cons

Pro: Plain-language drafting and answer-aware follow-ups connect survey design with interview depth.

Pro: Text, voice, and video modes, broad language support, and 50-plus question types cover varied study designs.

Pro: Synthetic pre-launch checks, suspicious-response classification, and narrative reporting address quality and interpretation.

Con: Basic permits only 20 responses per month, limiting sustained research without upgrading.

Con: Business starts at $50 a month and its 7-day trial requires a card, so ongoing use needs a clear volume case.

Con: Voice supports 25 languages, substantially fewer than the 130-plus languages for study text.

Alternatives

For a directory of options, see UX Research Software and Usability Testing Software.

PlaybookUX is a better fit when you want self-serve testing with 50 annual sessions on its free plan and pay-per-use panel credits.

Trymata suits researchers preferring no subscription, with any number of studies and test credits bought as needed on PayGO.

Userfeel is worth choosing for a small free allowance of three credits per month and one admin with your own testers.

Maze is an alternative for teams seeking a freemium research platform with Android, API, iOS, and web access.

UXArmy fits very small teams that can work within one full seat and 15 monthly credits on Free.

HeyMarvin is an alternative freemium research workspace available through API and web.

Lyssna is preferable for quick studies, with unlimited quick studies and three seats on its Free plan.

UXtweak suits teams wanting its research tools with one active study, 15 responses per month, and 14 days of result access on Free.

Verdict

Choose QuestionPunk if you need adaptive interviews, multilingual study delivery, and analysis in the same mixed-method workflow. Look elsewhere if 20 free responses are insufficient and a $50-per-month Business commitment is hard to justify, or if your work depends on voice interviews in languages outside its 25-language coverage.