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Useberry vs Great Question

Feature checklists rarely decide anything. What decides it is the pricing metric, who has to write the tests, and which limitation you can live with.

Entry price

From €83 per month (billed yearly)

Free tier

From $129 per seat/month (self-serve; $1,290/year annually)

Free tier

What drives the bill

The metric that actually scales your invoice.

Only annual prices are published. Growth is €83 a month for 300 responses, one seat and five interviews; Business is €659 for 2,000 responses, five seats and fifty interviews; Enterprise is quoted, from 48,000 responses a year and ten seats. Responses, seats, interviews and transcription hours can be topped up within a plan.

Self-serve is $129 per seat/month, or $1,290 a year paid annually; enterprise is quoted. Recruitment from external panels is billed on top of the subscription.

Free tier

Free plan: 10 responses a month, one project, one seat.

Free trial rather than a lasting free plan.

Open source

Self-hostable

No-code authoring

Languages

Codeless
Codeless

Platforms

WebiOSAndroid
Web

Fits teams

Solo / side projectStartupScale-up / mid-marketEnterprise
StartupScale-up / mid-marketEnterprise

Adoption

Emerging

Useberry · since 2018

Emerging

Great Question · since 2020

Strengths

  • Unmoderated tests and moderated interviews in one tool, so interview work needs no second subscription.
  • Card sorting, tree testing and the rest of the method set are included rather than priced as add-ons.
  • Recruit from your own users, Useberry's integrated pool, or through Prolific and Respondent.
  • One workflow instead of separate recruiting, scheduling, testing and repository tools.
  • Recruits from your own CRM, which reaches real customers rather than panel participants.
  • Handles incentive logistics.

Limitations

  • Interviews are metered — five a month on Growth, fifty on Business.
  • The step from Growth to the next tier is steep: €83 a month to €659.
  • Integrations cover design, recruitment, calendar and meeting tools; there is no issue-tracker or chat handoff.
  • Breadth means individual modules are less deep than specialists.
  • Smaller vendor than the enterprise incumbents.
  • Own-customer recruiting needs clean CRM data to work.

Best for

Unmoderated tests and moderated interviews in one tool, from solo researchers to enterprise teams.

Research-ops teams consolidating a fragmented toolchain.

All of these integrate with: Zoom.

Pricing last reviewed August 2026 and is indicative only — confirm on each vendor’s own page.