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Pay per study. Not per seat.

A small focus group runs about 500 credits. A 200-person survey runs about 4,000. Buy a pack of credits once and use them whenever a study is briefed.

Every new account gets 300 free credits each month, enough to taste a real focus group before paying anything.

What a study costs

Pick a shape, see the price.

A focus group goes deep on a tight panel; a survey goes wide across a crowd. The credit cost is the same either way: people you panel, plus products you test.

Small focus group

8 people, 3 products

Deep conversation with laddering

500
credits
Full focus group

20 people, 3 products

Most popular for product decisions

700
credits
Survey

200 people, up to 10 products

Numbers with margins of error

3,000
credits
Focus groups
Billed in 100-credit blocks
Surveys
Billed in 1,000-credit blocks
Failed studies
Retried free, no credits burned
Credit packs

Three sizes, no expiry.

Credits sit in your account until a study spends them. The bigger the pack, the cheaper each credit gets.

Basic

Six focus groups, or two surveys.

$29.00
USD, one-time
Credits
3,000
Per 1,000 credits
$9.67
Good for
Six focus groups, or two surveys.

Standard

Twenty focus groups, or six surveys.

Most teams pick this
$79.00
USD, one-time
Credits
10,000
Per 1,000 credits
$7.90
Good for
Twenty focus groups, or six surveys.

Premium

Sixty focus groups, or eighteen surveys.

Best per-credit rate
$199.00
USD, one-time
Credits
30,000
Per 1,000 credits
$6.63
Good for
Sixty focus groups, or eighteen surveys.
Choosing a format

Depth or breadth?

Focus group

Better when you need the reasoning behind a choice: why a buyer leans toward one product, what would change a skeptic, where the room splits.

  • 8 to 30 participants, one tight segment
  • A read-out of themes, tensions, and gaps
  • Every claim cites the responses behind it

Survey

Better when you need a number you can put in a deck: averages with margins of error, broken out by segments you care about.

  • 100 to 500 participants across segments
  • Scores with confidence ranges, not bare points
  • Flagged when the sample is too thin to trust