A feedback survey your users actually finish.
Send one question by email and users answer in a single click — no login. It gets answers because it never asks for an essay.
First campaign free — up to 50 recipients, no credit card
One link in the email · Answered in a minute · Reasons, not a score
What answering costs them
We never ask them to write. Only to pick.
Silence isn't indifference. People go quiet because you asked them to compose an answer. An empty text box and "let us know your thoughts" is where most of them close the tab. askghost asks questions they can answer by picking.
They see the question in the inbox
Open the mail and the ask is right there — the first question and its options sit in the body, not behind a link you have to open to understand. Deciding whether to answer takes seconds.
The link just asks them to pick
The link opens the response page. No login, no account, no app install. Choose an option, submit, done — the box for an extra line is there for people who want it.
Done in a minute
It's picking, not writing. Most people finish with clicks alone and move on, and only the ones with something to say add a line. There's no empty text box to stall in, so it closes inside a minute.
How it works
Send, collect, read — that's the whole loop.
We don't blast your whole list
You pick the people tied to the decision you're about to make. Hand over the list and askghost filters out unsubscribes, duplicates, and undeliverable addresses, leaving only recipients who can actually answer.
Only eligible recipients remain from the list you upload. All you send is one email
You never invite your users into a new tool. All you do is settle on the question and hit send — askghost hosts the response page that collects the answers. Send from the shared address as-is, or switch to your own domain.
The actual response page a recipient lands on. You get the why, not a score
A score alone doesn't tell you what to fix. The reasons they picked and the sentences they wrote pile up as-is, and a thin sample is flagged as thin before you read too much into it. The conclusion comes from those sentences, not from a number.
The report stays honest — down to sample size.
What comes back
You get sentences back, not dashboards.
The features were all there. But I was still the one turning it into the weekly report, and that half hour stopped being worth it.
A sample response — this is the kind of sentence that comes back.
What it costs
Send one round first, then decide.
- 1
- free campaign
- 50
- recipients
- $0
- no card required
The free credit is one-time, not a monthly plan. Once it is used, sending more moves you to a paid plan.