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Does anybody know of a survey creation software that has the following 3 features: 1. Specific scoring based on answers (e.g. "whats fav animal? dog: 4pts, cat: 2pts) 2. Different final results based on total score range/sum 3. conditional sections - or rather:

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"which drugs have you tried: caffeine [yes], alcohol [yes], weed [no]", results in being given the question sections that only pertain to caffeine or alcohol, excluding weed.

10:47 PM · Sep 29, 2021

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Typeform

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last i checked doesnt allow both sections + scoring at the same time?

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@TheFinneyGroup

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I haven't used it in a while, but if memory serves, Survey Monkey had those features.

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Alchemer, formerly surveygizmo, is used by small market research firms. It has logic and routing options

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GuidedTrack can do this.

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we use both Qualtrics and Survey.js and they can both do all of this

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Qualities does branching

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