QuestionPunk

QuestionPunk is a survey and research platform that uses AI to conduct adaptive interviews and organize responses into insights. Researchers can describe a goal in plain language to get a draft survey with suggested question types, ordering, and follow-up logic. Participants can respond by text, voice, or video, with follow-up questions adapted to their answers. The platform supports 130+ languages for study text and 25 for voice interviews, plus 50+ question types such as conjoint analysis, MaxDiff, concept testing, and AI interview questions. Before launch, synthetic AI respondents can check a survey; responses are also automatically classified for suspicious behavior. Reports combine themes, quotes, segment breakdowns, and an editable narrative, with CSV and JSON export. Researchers can recruit through panel partners or distribute a study through a public link or embed. QuestionPunk is available on Android, iOS, web, and API. Its free plan allows unlimited surveys and responses with 3,000 AI credits a month; Pro is $29/mo with 25,000 credits, and Team is $79/mo with 50,000. QuestionPunk says Pro and Team come with a 7-day free trial with card.

QuestionPunk brings survey drafting, adaptive interviewing, recruitment, and reporting into one research platform. Its free plan includes unlimited responses and 3,000 AI credits a month, while Pro and Team raise the credits to 25,000 and 50,000.

QuestionPunk suits researchers, academics, product teams, founders, HR and people teams, and marketing and insights teams that need to gather and analyze research responses. It can support both moderated and unmoderated mixed-methods studies.

QuestionPunk suits teams that need more than a fixed survey: it combines adaptive interviews with recruitment and analysis for mixed-methods research. Its breadth is a strong fit for exploratory work, and the free plan's unlimited responses leave AI credits as the main reason to move to Pro or Team.

Overview

QuestionPunk brings survey creation, text, voice, and video interviews, participant recruitment, and reporting into one platform. Researchers can recruit through panel partners or distribute a study by public link or embed. Support for moderated and unmoderated studies, transcription, and a research repository makes it relevant across research workflows, although teams seeking only occasional, straightforward surveys may not need this range.

Reports bring together themes, quotations, segment breakdowns, and an editable narrative, with CSV and JSON exports for further analysis. That combination helps teams turn qualitative responses into a structured summary while retaining data they can work with elsewhere.

Key features

Survey drafting and adaptive interviews

Researchers can describe a goal in plain language and QuestionPunk drafts questions, their order, and follow-up logic. Respondents can answer by text, voice, or video, with AI follow-ups that adapt to their answers. This is particularly useful for exploratory interviews where a uniform sequence would miss useful detail; teams with tightly standardized questionnaires may have less reason to rely on adaptive follow-ups.

Study design and quality checks

More than 50 question types include conjoint analysis, MaxDiff, concept testing, and AI interview questions. Synthetic AI respondents can check a survey before launch, and responses are automatically classified for suspicious behavior. These tools cover both specialized study formats and a pre-launch review step, though synthetic respondents are a check rather than a substitute for recruiting actual participants.

Languages, recruitment, and integrations

QuestionPunk says it supports more than 130 languages for study text and 25 for voice interviews, a useful reach for multilingual studies. Voice interviews run in a browser. Usability screen sharing works on desktop and Android, and on iPhone through the iOS app. Integrations include REST API, webhooks, Slack, Google Sheets, GitHub, Zapier, Make, Prolific, and SampleNinja, giving teams several routes to connect research, recruitment, and collaboration workflows.

The site describes the service as GDPR-compliant, says deletion follows GDPR, and labels it IRB-friendly. Those stated commitments may matter to teams handling participant data, while organizations with particular compliance requirements should assess whether the service meets their own policies.

Pricing

QuestionPunk is freemium. The Free plan costs nothing and needs no card; it includes unlimited surveys and responses, 3,000 AI credits a month for voice interviews and analysis, and AI text follow-ups, with QuestionPunk branding on surveys. That is a useful way to try the workflow or run small studies.

Pro costs $29 a month, or $290 a year billed yearly, and adds 25,000 AI credits a month, every AI model, 100 AI messages a day in the builder, branding removal, premium PowerPoint reports, and priority support. Team costs $79 a month, or $790 a year, and adds shared team workspaces with 50,000 AI credits a month. QuestionPunk says both come with a 7-day free trial with card.

Enterprise has custom pricing and support, with custom AI credits and dedicated support. This tier suits organizations that need capacity or support beyond Team; no fixed price is given.

Platforms

QuestionPunk supports Android, iOS, API, and web. Browser-based voice interviews and screen sharing across desktop, Android, and iPhone broaden respondent access, though iPhone screen sharing uses the iOS app.

Who it's for

The platform is aimed at researchers, product teams, founders, HR and people teams, marketing and insights teams, and academics. It is most compelling for groups combining surveys with adaptive interviews, participant recruitment, and analysis. For a small team running infrequent studies, the free plan may be enough; teams with broader needs should consider whether the monthly cost and extra AI credits of Pro or Team fit their workload.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Adaptive text, voice, and video interviews pair with survey drafting, giving exploratory studies a way to follow up on respondents’ answers.
• Pros: Reports combine themes, quotes, segment breakdowns, and an editable narrative, with CSV and JSON exports for continued analysis.
• Pros: More than 130 study-text languages and 25 voice-interview languages support work across multiple languages.
• Cons: Free includes 3,000 AI credits a month, and surveys carry QuestionPunk branding.
• Cons: The next published tier, Pro, is $29 a month, and its 7-day free trial requires a card (per QuestionPunk).
• Cons: Voice interviews cover 25 languages, fewer than the 130+ supported for study text.

Alternatives

For a broader shortlist, see UX Research Software and Usability Testing Software.

• Trymata offers a free plan and pay-as-you-go studies with results stored for up to six months; consider it when avoiding a subscription matters.
• Userfeel has a free tier with three monthly credits, one admin, and support for bringing your own tester; it may suit a small, self-recruited testing workflow.
• UXArmy has a free plan with one full seat and 15 monthly credits, but no recordings or participant panel; choose it if those limits suit a narrower budget-conscious workflow.
• Lyssna offers unlimited quick studies on its free plan, alongside three seats and 15 self-recruited test and survey responses; consider it for quick studies with a small self-recruited sample.
• Maze is another freemium option with a free plan and free trial; consider it if you want to compare another research platform.
• UXtweak offers its research tools on a free plan, limited to one active study, 15 responses per month, and 14 days of results access; it may fit teams whose studies stay within those limits.
• Askable is a paid option with an Enterprise plan; consider it if a paid platform is preferable.
• Dscout is a paid option with customized subscriptions, flex seats, and unlimited concurrent studies; consider it if those subscription terms fit better.

Verdict

QuestionPunk is a strong choice for research teams that want adaptive interviews, recruitment, and reporting in a single mixed-methods platform, particularly when multilingual studies matter. Its main advantage is the connected workflow from survey drafting through analysis; its main drawback is that heavier AI use needs Pro at $29 a month or Team at $79 a month. Choose it if the AI credits in Free, Pro or Team fit your needs, and look elsewhere if you need many AI interviews at a lower cost.