Happ vs Qualtrics

Happ is experience management software and consulting for collecting feedback, interpreting it, and coordinating follow-up. Customizable surveys and smart triggers gather real-time responses through web, mobile, email, SMS, QR codes, and in-app surveys. AI-powered analytics, dashboards, and trend detection turn responses into insights. Teams can use automated workflows, real-time alerts, and collaboration tools to act on feedback. Reporting includes customizable dashboards, NPS tracking, and automated executive reports. Happ says it serves organisations of all sizes, works with more than 20 enterprise clients, captures more than 10 million feedback items annually, and processes 10 million transactions per year. The service supports Android, iOS, and web. Pricing is on request, with a personalised demo rather than a stated self-serve signup. Happ was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in London.

Qualtrics provides survey tools and an experience-management platform called XM Data & AI, which combines experience data with human context to support decisions and outcomes. Its free Qualtrics Surveys account is for one user and allows three active surveys, 30 questions per survey and 500 total responses. It includes skip, display and branch logic. The Strategic Research plan costs $420.00 per month, billed as $5,040 annually, for 1,000 responses shared across users; it also supports unlimited users and surveys, and includes 23 question types. A 30-day Strategic Research trial provides access to most premium features, with some restrictions; without an upgrade, it downgrades to the free account. Paid plans include more than 20 guided research solutions and advanced analysis such as crosstabs, statistical tools and generative-AI video summaries. Surveys support more than 70 languages, while dashboards support 24. Data exports include CSV, TSV, Excel and SPSS, among other formats. Qualtrics offers API access. Its Strategic Research Custom plan is for enterprise organizations needing higher response volumes, with pricing based on interactions and 5,000 or more responses.