Collecting surveys from your customers is one of the best ways to gauge how and why they’re interested in your product or service. Sometimes you may be surprised by what you learn, but more often, surveys are a fantastic way to identify your strongest advocates and highlight their happiness.

While you can bring in your development team to build forms that capture customer responses, it’s usually much faster to use a recognized product. Below I’ve collected some of my favorite options.

Google Forms ($0) - Google Forms is simple, free, and it integrates into Google Sheets, allowing you to capture data right where you can use it.

Google Surveys ($0.1) - If you want to poll the general public, Google Surveys let’s you start as low as 10 cents per response.

Twitter Polls ($0) - If you happen to have a significant Twitter following, these are a great way to get responses to your questions. You can also sponsor them to get even more responses.

Picklelist ($0) - Great for conducting quick polls and giving your audience a look at the results.

SurveyMonkey ($0) - Capture real voices and opinions and make sense of them at scale.

SurveySparrow ($0) - Offers forms, chat-based surveys and much more. Works especially well for capturing NPS (Net Promoter Score) results.

Typeform ($0) - Makes really good looking and fun forms that integrate well with others.

Wufoo ($0) - Wufoo is a great embeddable forms because you can also handle integrations with services like Mailchimp, Google Sheets, and Stripe.

Did I miss a survey tool that you love? Email me to suggest your favorite so I can include it on my list.