Hubble vs QuestionPunk

Hubble is an AI-powered user research platform for exploring customer needs, testing designs, and collecting feedback. It is aimed at UX teams and combines recruiting, planning, launching, analysis, and sharing in one workspace. Research options include moderated and unmoderated studies, AI-moderated research, surveys, in-product surveys, and diary and concept studies. In unmoderated tests, participants can work on prototypes or live websites on their own time, while researchers review recordings and feedback. Hubble says its AI can tag interview transcripts, identify recurring themes, and synthesize findings. Its research assistant can help build studies, conduct interviews, and analyze feedback; users approve changes or suggestions during research planning. Named panel providers include Respondent, User Interviews, and Cint, with Prolific coming soon. Participant tools include screening, scheduling, incentives, and consent documents. Hubble lists Figma integration and web and mobile SDKs for embedding surveys. The Free plan costs nothing and includes one seat and 10 responses per month. Pro costs $120 a month per seat, billed monthly, with up to three seats.

QuestionPunk is a survey and research platform that uses AI to draft studies, conduct adaptive interviews and organize responses into findings. Describe a research goal in plain language, and it drafts questions, their sequence and follow-up logic. Respondents can answer by text, voice or video, with follow-up questions shaped by their answers. The platform supports 130+ languages for study text and 25 for voice interviews, plus 50+ question types, including conjoint analysis, MaxDiff and concept testing. Synthetic respondents can check a survey before launch, while response screening identifies suspicious behavior. Reports combine themes, quotations, segment breakdowns and an editable narrative; data exports are available as CSV or JSON. Researchers can recruit through panel partners or use a public link or embed. It runs on web, Android, iOS and API, and lists integrations including REST API, Slack, Google Sheets and Zapier. Basic is free; Business costs $50/mo, and Enterprise pricing is custom. The pricing note lists a 14-day trial.