Conjointly Adds Self-Serve Expert Sampling Option

In Sydney, Australia, survey research platform Conjointly has added a new option called Self-serve sample C, which connects researchers with ID-verified human respondents including experts, professionals, and hard-to-reach niche audiences.

Conjointly began life in 2016 as an online tool for conjoint analysis, and has evolved into an all-in-one platform giving clients access to millions of respondents, support from researchers, and advanced tools addressing common pricing and product research problems. Last summer the company launched Deep probe, which automatically analyses survey data using LLM analysis or custom formulas; and in January it unveiled Brand Tracker, which automates brand performance reporting to provide statistically weighted brand funnel data on factors like awareness, consideration, purchase intent and preference.

The latest addition, Self-serve sample C, gives access to respondents experienced in fields like medicine, programming, law, science and languages. Users can set their own price per completed response, and target using more than 400 profiling filters across multiple countries, with a concentration on English speakers.

Every respondent completes a 'bank-grade' identity verification step before joining the panel, and the solution's quality assurance includes more than twenty advanced checks across digital fingerprinting, real-time monitoring, and response analysis. A portion of the respondents are specifically vetted for video response questions.

'Getting genuine expert opinion has always been one of the hardest and most expensive parts of research,' says founder Nik Samoylov. 'Self-serve sample C gives researchers direct, self-serve access to ID-verified specialists, so they can reach the right people without the cost and delay of traditional expert recruitment.'

Together with Self-serve sample A and Self-serve sample B, and Predefined panels overseen by the Conjointly team, the new launch means researchers have a full range of sampling choices, from broad consumer audiences to verified experts, according to the firm.

Web site: www.conjointly.com .