How Corvane and Pollfish compare
What to compare | Corvane | Pollfish |
|---|---|---|
Who you hear from | Your own opted-in customers | Pollfish’s mobile app panel of general respondents |
Response formats | Surveys, video, voice, images, and reactions in one study | Mobile survey questions, primarily multiple choice and short answer |
Time to insight | AI-written report with quotes and data as soon as the study closes | Fast responses from the panel; analysis is typically manual |
Who can run it | One person, no research background required | One person, self-serve DIY platform |
Pricing model | Self-serve subscription, Starter through Enterprise | Pay-per-response starting at $0.95; full-service projects from $5,000+ |
Best fit | Brands wanting rich, direct feedback from their own customers | Teams needing fast, low-cost quantitative answers from the general public |
When Corvane is the better fit
You want feedback from people who already use your product, not the general public.
You need video, voice, or image responses, not just multiple-choice questions.
You want an AI-written report, not raw response data to interpret yourself.
You’d rather pay a flat subscription than per-response fees that scale with sample size.
When Pollfish is the better fit
You need fast, low-cost answers from the general population, not your existing customers.
Your study is a simple quantitative poll where per-response pricing works in your favor.
Frequently asked questions
Is Corvane cheaper than Pollfish?
It depends on volume. Pollfish starts at $0.95 per response, which can be cheaper for very small studies of the general public. Corvane’s flat subscription often works out cheaper for ongoing feedback from your own customer base.
Does Corvane work like Pollfish?
Both are self-serve, but Pollfish sources responses from a general mobile panel priced per response, while Corvane surveys your own customers across more formats and includes AI-written reporting.
Can Corvane reach people outside my customer base?
No. Corvane works exclusively with your own opted-in customers. For general population sample, a panel tool like Pollfish is built for that.
