SatisMeter vs SightMill

SatisMeter gathers customer feedback through surveys intended to help teams understand customers and improve products or services. Templates cover NPS, CSAT, CES, and product-market-fit surveys, with varied question types, custom colors, conditional logic, and multilingual support. Teams can target users by attributes, trigger surveys based on events, schedule recurring surveys, and use throttling and sampling to limit over-surveying. Channels listed include web, in-app, email, iOS, and Android. Named integrations include Productboard, Segment, Intercom, Slack, Salesforce, Zapier, CustomerGauge, Customer.io, and Google Tag Manager; APIs and webhooks are also available for custom connections. Results appear in a dashboard, can be sent to connected tools, and NPS data can be exported as CSV. The free plan allows 25 responses per month. Growth costs $199 per month for 1,000 responses, and paid survey delivery pauses at the monthly response limit until the next billing period. Premium support is included in every plan.

SightMill is an online customer-experience platform for collecting feedback, analysing responses, and directing changes. Surveys can be sent by email, website, SMS, QR code, embedded links, or API. Ready-made templates include NPS, CSAT, CES, employee NPS, smiley icon, and star-rating surveys. Feedback can be tagged by theme or sentiment, product, segment, price, or team, with trends reported over time and relevant responses routed to teams. Email surveys support personalized messages, customer domains and addresses, and one-click feedback. Website surveys can be installed directly or through a WordPress plugin, with display rules and score-based follow-up questions. Integrations include Salesforce, Zendesk, Google Analytics, Slack, and Trello, plus webhook, REST API, and Zapier options. SightMill offers web and API access, a free 14-day trial with all functionality enabled, and paid plans priced on request. There is no free plan. The provider is SightMill Ltd in London.