Where customers come from
See the share of each source, with every typed "Other" answer beside the chart, and select one to read what those customers said.
Ask the visitors a campaign brings, ask new customers how they found you, and test messages before they go live. Usertick reads every answer and sends it to HubSpot, Klaviyo or Mailchimp, where your next campaign starts.
Analytics shows which pages people visit and where they leave. It can't show why a headline didn't land, what almost stopped a sign-up or how many customers came from a friend's recommendation. A short survey at the right moment can.
With Usertick, a question opens for the visitors a campaign sent, on the pricing page before they leave, or right after sign-up, asking how people heard about you. The campaign tags of the page travel with each answer, so you can see which channel brought it.
Results shows the share of every source, the themes in what people wrote and the pages that score lower. Variants test two wordings on a share of visitors, and workflows write each answer to the contact in HubSpot or the profile in Klaviyo.
From the first visit to the first order.
Show the survey only to visitors who arrived with a campaign's tags, such as a newsletter or an ad, and ask what they expected to find. Starter and above, and 1 survey on Free.
Ask what stops visitors from choosing a plan, after half a minute on the page or as they head for the tabs. Every plan.
Ask new customers how they first heard about you, with word of mouth and podcasts that analytics can't see as answers of their own.
Print a QR code on flyers, packaging or an event stand, with one tagged link per place, so offline campaigns report their answers too.
Results turns each answer into a share you can compare.
See the share of each source, with every typed "Other" answer beside the chart, and select one to read what those customers said.
See each country, device and page with its own score, and the groups that fall well below the rest, marked as clearly lower.
On Business, show a variant of the survey to half of visitors, with a different headline, wording or offer, and Results compares the answers once both sides have 30, with a verdict at 95% confidence. A this-or-that question asks people to pick between two headlines on every plan.
Workflows write each answer where your campaigns are built.
Write the answers to the contact's properties, create the contact from a work email when it doesn't exist, and add a task for the owner. Every plan, with the task from Starter.
Send each answer as an event on the profile, ready to start a flow or build a segment. Every plan.
Add each answer to a sheet with the page and its campaign tags, ready for your own reports. Every plan.
When Google Analytics is on the page, Usertick sends an event with the survey and the score after each answer. Every plan.
Send answers to your CRM, your email tool and your analytics, so what visitors tell you shapes the next campaign.
See all integrationsFour steps from the script tag to answers in your CRM.
Paste the script tag into your site once. Shopify, WordPress, Webflow and other site builders each have a short guide.
Pick How did you hear about us?, Pricing page feedback, Exit intent or Headline test, or describe your campaign to Create with AI.
Limit the survey to pages, countries or campaign tags, and to a share of traffic, then choose how often it returns.
Add a workflow that writes each answer to HubSpot, Klaviyo or a Google Sheet.
Six habits that keep surveys short and the insight sharp.
Ask right after sign-up or the first order, while people still remember the post, the friend or the podcast.
Add a friend or colleague and podcasts to the list. Those are the sources analytics misses most.
A question about the pricing page belongs on the pricing page, so every answer describes the same thing.
Add campaign tags to each email, ad and QR code, so every answer carries the channel that sent it.
When you test a message, change one thing at a time, so the verdict tells you what worked.
Send answers from interested visitors to the CRM the same day, so marketing and sales see the same people.
Start from a template written for attribution, messages or the brand, and change any question.
Ask the visitors a campaign brings, ask new customers how they found you, learn what stops people on the pricing page, and test messages with variants. Answers go to HubSpot, Klaviyo, Mailchimp or a Google Sheet.
Yes, on 1 survey on Free and on every survey from Starter. A campaign rule matches tags such as utm_source=newsletter on the page the visitor landed on, so the survey still knows the campaign on a later page.
Each website answer keeps the campaign tags of the page where it was given. They show on the answer in the inbox and travel to Google Sheets, webhooks and the API, and a workflow can route answers by them.
Ask "How did you first hear about us?" right after sign-up or the first order, with a friend or colleague as one of the answers. Results shows the share of each source and how it moves week by week.
Yes. A this-or-that question asks people to pick between two headlines on every plan. On Business, a variant shows a different version of the survey to a share of visitors, and Results compares the answers with a verdict at 95% confidence.
Yes, on every plan. HubSpot gets the answers on the contact, Klaviyo gets an event on the profile, and Mailchimp updates the fields and tags of people already in your audience.
No. Paste the script tag into your site once, or follow the guide for your site builder. Surveys, targeting and workflows are set up in Usertick without code.
The script loads without blocking your page, and your site keeps working if Usertick can't be reached. The widget keeps its styles to itself, so your pages look the same.
Website surveys, exit intent, Results, AI reading and workflows to Google Sheets, HubSpot, Klaviyo and Mailchimp come with every plan. Starter adds campaign targeting and traffic share on every survey, and Business adds variants.
Start free, see what your customers mean, and get each answer to the person who can act on it.