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Every survey site I've found bill monthly and restrict by X amount of responses at each tier.

We are not pollsters and don't require surveys frequently, and often don't need them longer than a few days. However, we expect to get a large number of responses because we have such a large audience.

Is there somewhere we can buy just a one-time survey with unlimited responses and not be tied to an annual/monthly program?

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Can't you use Google Form to do it?

It's free.

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what kind of survey analytics does google docs have besides dumping it all into a spreadsheet? does it support any charts/graphs as well as querying for data? I've never used it before so I really don't know – Josh Aug 17 '10 at 13:53
@Josh, there is nothing of that sort for google spreadsheet. – Graviton Aug 18 '10 at 0:46
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@Josh you can do all that.. you can click on Show Summary to check the graphs.. you can sort and you if you know some excel or some javascript you can do basically whatever you want.. – Lipis Sep 16 '10 at 1:00
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Kwiksurveys seems like it fits the bill. I haven't used it myself, but looks like it's all free

LimeSurvey is free open source survey software if you are willing/knowledgeable enough to host your own.

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thanks, limesurvey looks intriguing as we like the idea of hosting our own survey service, but do you know any similar tools that run on .net? I could possibly convince the bosses to setup a php box for this but it won't be easy. – Josh Aug 17 '10 at 13:54
Codeplex has Survey which has gone commerical, but the older version is still free. Never used it but seems well supported. survey.codeplex.com – Wil Aug 17 '10 at 16:00
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http://obsurvey.com is free

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I have used SurveyMonkey, is cheap (less that 20 bucks a month) and pretty good in features and reports to download, with charts and stuff

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We normally use this app called Survey+ from Sniget. The good thing is, if you are creating long form, it has HTML5 autosave feature and it's only $5 a month with 3Gb storage.

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There are market research companies that can do this for you (for a one-time cost, obviously). Find one in your local area. They can probably have it ready within a day or two and you may be able to get some analytics access with it.

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I hope a response from the someone running such a service is ok?

Our web app, Beetrieve Standard, at http://www.beetrieve.com/, seems to fit what you are asking for. Our business model is exactly to not do subscriptions with recurring fees, but to simply let you purchase the number of answers you wish to purchase, above the free 100. Those answers are then yours - forever. Even with Beetrieve Enterprise the yearly subscription fee is non-recurring.

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