Find out what your customers actually think

Build a branded survey in minutes, share it by link or QR code, and watch the answers land next to your reviews, contacts, and campaigns. No separate survey subscription.

The problem

Reviews tell you what customers will say in public. They don't tell you why someone didn't book again, which service people actually want, or whether your new pricing landed. Getting those answers usually means yet another tool, another login, and another export to reconcile with your contact list.

The solution

Surveys are built into Diviner One. Write your questions, brand the page with your business styling, and share the link or QR code. Every response is stored with the respondent's details, so the person who answered question four is the same contact you can email tomorrow.

How it works

1

Build it from a template or from scratch

Start with a template or add questions one at a time. Mark the ones that matter as required, set your rating scales, and write your own thank-you message.

2

Decide what you collect

Turn respondent details on or off individually — name, email, phone, business name — and require only the ones you need. Limit to one response per email if you want clean data.

3

Share it anywhere

Every survey gets its own link and QR code. Send it by email, text it, print the code on a receipt, or drop it in your newsletter.

4

Read the results and follow up

Watch responses arrive in real time, review the per-question summaries, and reach out to respondents from the same dashboard.

A survey tool that knows who your customers are

Standalone survey tools hand you a spreadsheet. This one hands you contacts.

Six question types, no code

Free text, single and multi-select multiple choice, star ratings, number ratings, and section headers. Drag them into order and you have a survey.

Styled like your business

Surveys inherit your business branding automatically, so what you send looks like you sent it — not like a generic form vendor.

Responses become contacts

Collect name, email, phone, and business name alongside the answers. Every respondent lands in the same contact list as your reviews and campaigns.

Results you can actually read

See summaries per question and browse individual responses in a table. Ratings roll up automatically instead of leaving you to average them by hand.

What people ask

Post-service check-in

A star rating and one open question, sent a day after the job. Catches problems while you can still fix them.

New client intake

Everything you'd otherwise ask across four emails, collected once and attached to the contact record.

What should we offer next?

Multi-select the services people want, before you spend money building one nobody asked for.

Win-back and churn

An anonymous survey to the customers who stopped coming back. The honest answers are worth the awkwardness.

Works with your AI assistant

Do this by asking, if you'd rather

Connect Diviner One to Claude or any MCP-compatible assistant and it can create a survey without opening the builder — in your account, using your own API key.

"Create a five-question post-service survey with a star rating and one open comment field."

How the MCP connection works

Frequently asked questions

How is a survey different from the Emoji Feedback Flow?
The Emoji Feedback Flow is a single sentiment check built into your Prompt Pages — it catches an unhappy customer before they post publicly. Surveys are for the longer questions: what your customers want next, how onboarding went, why someone churned. Different jobs, same dashboard.
Can respondents answer without giving me their details?
Yes. Every respondent field is optional to collect and separately optional to require, so you can run a completely anonymous survey if that gets you honest answers.
Can I stop a survey without deleting it?
Surveys move between draft, enabled, disabled, and closed. Disable one to pause new responses while keeping everything you've collected, then re-enable it whenever you like.
Do survey responses connect to the rest of Diviner One?
They do. Respondents who share their details become contacts, which means you can email them, add them to a review campaign, or move them into your CRM pipeline without exporting anything.
Can I use a survey to onboard a new client?
Yes — that's a common use. Build the intake questions once, send the link with your welcome email, and the answers arrive attached to the contact record instead of buried in a reply thread.

Stop guessing what your customers want

Build a survey, share the link, and get answers that connect to everything else you're already tracking.