A site search survey asks people about the results they are looking at, right on the results page. This template takes under a minute: a five-star rating for relevance, then, for anyone who rates 3 or lower, what they were looking for and what was wrong with the results, such as the item missing or too far down the list.
It is written for a popup on the search results page of your website or web app, opened a few seconds after the results load. Target the results page by its address on every plan, or, from Starter or on 1 survey on Free, open the survey from a custom event your page fires after a search. For a search box that shows results without changing the address, the custom event is the way to reach the right moment.
Usertick reads each written answer, files it under a category from your list, such as ease of use or features and gaps, and gives it a theme and a type. Results shows the relevance average with the share who rated 4 or higher, the share of each problem with the results, and the searches people describe, filterable by theme.