How Corvane and Attest compare
What to compare | Corvane | Attest |
|---|---|---|
Who you hear from | Your own opted-in customers | A global panel of 150M+ consumers |
Response formats | Surveys, video, voice, images, and reactions in one study | Primarily structured survey questions |
Time to insight | AI-written report with quotes and data as soon as the study closes | Depends on panel response time and analysis |
Who can run it | One person, no research background required | Marketing, brand, and insights teams |
Pricing model | Self-serve subscription, Starter through Enterprise | Credit-based tiers (Basic, Standard, Elite, Custom), priced per survey answer |
Best fit | Brands wanting deep feedback from their own customer base | Teams needing broad market or non-customer consumer data |
When Corvane is the better fit
You want feedback from people who already know and use your product, not the general population.
You need more than surveys: video, voice, and reaction-based responses in the same study.
You’d rather pay a flat subscription than track credit consumption per question.
Your team wants to launch and read results without waiting on a research partner.
When Attest is the better fit
You need to reach consumers who aren’t your customers yet, like competitor users or a broader target market.
You’re running large-scale quantitative brand or ad tracking across many countries.
Frequently asked questions
Is Corvane cheaper than Attest?
Corvane runs a flat self-serve subscription. Attest prices by credits consumed per survey answer, so cost scales with the size and frequency of your studies.
Does Corvane work like Attest?
Both help brands run structured research, but Attest sources answers from a broad consumer panel, while Corvane sources them from your own opted-in customers and supports more response formats.
Can Corvane replace a consumer panel?
Corvane is built for talking to your existing customers, not recruiting from the general population. If you need non-customer market data, a panel-based tool like Attest fills that gap.
