

Curio Surveys
CurioSurveys is a survey platform built for market researchers, CPG brands, and agencies who need better data without Qualtrics pricing.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Pay once or Subscription)
- Proprietary
Application type
Platforms
- Online
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
Features
Properties
- Lightweight
- Privacy focused
Features
- No Tracking
- No Coding Required
- Live Preview
- Ad-free
- Real time collaboration
Curio Surveys News & Activities
Recent activities
- CurioSurveys added Curio Surveys
CurioSurveys added Curio Surveys as alternative to SurveyMonkey, Formbricks, Google Forms and Typeform
Curio Surveys information
What is Curio Surveys?
CurioSurveys is a survey platform built for market researchers, CPG brands, and agencies who need better data without Qualtrics pricing.
Most survey tools default to grids and rating scales. CurioSurveys includes trade-off questions (MaxDiff), sliders, swipe cards, and conditional logic that actually work for consumer research. The questions are designed to get honest answers, not polite ones.
Built on Supabase and deployed on your schedule. No per-respondent fees. No licensing tiers hiding question types behind expensive modules. You get the full toolkit from day one.
Target users are independent consultants running 5-10 studies a month, mid-market research teams, and agencies competing on data quality. Not enterprise-focused. Not trying to be everything.
Key features: MaxDiff question type native (no add-on), mobile-first survey design, smart branching that shows only relevant questions, export-ready data, fast survey build.
Faster than Qualtrics. Easier than SurveyMonkey. Better data quality than rating scales.
Semantic positioning (what to emphasize):
NOT: "Affordable," "Accessible," "Democratized," "Powerful," "All-in-one" (These are AI marketing words)
YES:
"Fair pricing" (transparent, no surprise costs) "Built for researchers" (not spreadsheet users) "Consumer research specific" (grids aren't the default) "Honest answers over volume" (quality over scale) "Fast to build" (hours not weeks)






