SurveyMonkey vs WebAdMIT

SurveyMonkey is a platform for creating surveys, forms and quizzes, with response analytics, logic branching, custom branding and API access. Its free Basic plan allows unlimited surveys, but each survey is limited to 10 questions and responses are restricted. The platform lists 1,000 responses per month as a response limit; other listed plans include 15,000 responses per year on Advantage Annual and 40,000 on Premier Annual. Team plans provide shared assets, roles, permissions and consolidated billing, and surveys can accept payments through Stripe or PayPal. Free iOS and Android apps support survey creation and checking recent results; each user may register up to two devices at a time. Paid plans may charge ₹5.00 for each response beyond the applicable limit. Enterprise includes Zoom integration, enhanced governance and security, SSO and regional data centers. SurveyMonkey Audience is listed as reaching more than 335 million people across over 130 countries. Team Advantage is listed at ₹1,550 per user per month, starting with three users and billed annually; Team Premier is ₹3,800 on the same basis. The maker was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in San Mateo, California.

WebAdMIT is an admissions management platform for recruiting, evaluating, admitting, and enrolling students. Its centralized applicant database supports searching, filtering, sorting, and tracking progress. Staff can assign applications to reviewers or committees, add comments, review supporting documents, and score applications. Email templates, correspondence tracking, and automated notifications, reminders, and updates support applicant communication. Reporting and analysis tools help monitor application trends and recruitment strategies. WebAdMIT integrates with participating Liaison Centralized Application Service data, and its API can transfer applicant data to institutional SIS or ERP systems such as Slate and Banner. Export options include customized files, bulk PDF downloads, reports, and scheduled SFTP delivery to an SIS. It works in current Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge browsers; Internet Explorer is no longer supported. Smartphone and tablet access is possible in a compatible browser, though Liaison recommends a computer. Pricing is on request; a complimentary plan is listed for programs participating in a Liaison Centralized Application Service.