SenseFolks Documentation | Set Up, Embed, and Read Surveys

Add a website, create a focused survey, place it where the decision happens, and read the results in your dashboard. Start with your goal or go straight to the task you need help with.

Choose a Starting Point

New to SenseFolks? Choose the product question you need to answer.

Choose a Survey by Goal

Find the right survey and guide for pricing, prioritisation, sentiment, feedback, or product trade-offs.

Understand the Basics

Learn how websites, surveys, embeds, and responses fit together.

Read Your Results

See incoming responses, check the signal, and export the data available on your plan.

Choose the Right Survey

Each survey type is designed for a different decision. Start with what you need to learn.

PricePoint

Find the price range customers are willing to pay using Van Westendorp and Gabor-Granger.

Best for: Pricing pages, upgrade flows, new product launches

UserChoice

See which product trade-offs people actually prefer using Conjoint Analysis.

Best for: Feature trade-offs, concept testing, product configuration

FeaturePriority

Sort your backlog by user value using Kano, MaxDiff, and Bradley-Terry.

Best for: Roadmap planning, feature requests, backlog prioritisation

FastPoll

Get a quick signal on any product question.

Best for: Blog feedback, feature interest, quick opinions

OpenFeedback

Collect open-ended feedback to understand what users are facing.

Best for: Churn prevention, bug reports, detailed feedback

Reaction

Measure sentiment with three built-in reaction sets: expressive faces, thumbs up/down, or a heart.

Best for: Content testing, design validation, sentiment checks

Built for Product Teams

Works with Your Frontend
Embed the same web components in React + Next.js, Vue + Nuxt, Angular, Svelte, Astro, or plain HTML.
Accessible by Default
Keyboard navigation, screen-reader support, high-contrast mode, and reduced-motion preferences are built in.
Styles You Control
Use exposed CSS Parts to match each survey to your brand without breaking Shadow DOM boundaries.
Small, Lazy-Loaded Components
Lazy-loaded components under 15KB gzipped.
No Progress Stored in the Browser
Surveys are sessionless. A refresh starts a clean survey, without restoring answers or progress from browser storage.