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SurveyMonkey Launches Self-Serve Version of GetFeedback

July 22 2026

SurveyMonkey has relaunched its GetFeedback offering in self-serve form, promising to make it easy for marketing, product, and digital customer experience teams to collect customer feedback directly on their web sites.

Eric JohnsonIn addition to its flagship surveys and forms platform, SurveyMonkey's portfolio includes LaunchPad, for ready-to-run market research solutions; Apply for application and program management; Wufoo for online forms and payments; and now the revamped GetFeedback for digital experience feedback.

The firm says GetFeedback captures customer responses at the exact moment site visitors 'hesitate, encounter friction, or abandon their journey,' helping to explain their behavior and plugging a gap left by traditional analytics tools. The DIY option allows teams to sign up, choose a plan, create a form or button, and add it to their web site using a single line of code.

The new version features a choice of feedback options including always-on feedback buttons, forms triggered by specific user behavior, and embedded forms that appear naturally within the site; as well as built-in analytics taking feedback from multiple forms into a single dashboard to identify trends and set priorities.

SurveyMonkey Chief Exec Eric Johnson (pictured) states: 'Every company is looking to improve its website, but most are making decisions based on incomplete information. Analytics can tell you what happened, but not why. GetFeedback helps teams connect data to the customers behind it by capturing feedback in the moment. That built-in listening is what turns abstract numbers into actionable insights.'

The company is online at www.surveymonkey.com .

All articles 2006-23 written and edited by Mel Crowther and/or Nick Thomas, 2024- by Nick Thomas, unless otherwise stated.

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