Remote Polls companies

Poll Everywhere is a real-time audience response application that allows presenters and educators to get feedback from any mobile device via SMS, Twitter, and the Web. Polls can be embedded in PowerPoint and Keynote, and results shown in the presentation in real-time. We are disrupting the proprietary hardware clicker market which typically charges thousands of dollars to customers. Free Basic Plans are available, and paid plans are generally 1/10th the cost of comparable clicker device plans.

Turn questions into answers.At LimeSurvey we are on a mission of building the world’s #1 survey platform emphasized on ease of use, stability, and extensibility. We do this together with our fast-growing community and an international team of survey fanatics in Hamburg. You can find LimeSurvey in over 140 countries and 80+ languages: from local governments, NGO’s and universities to students, small business owners and public traded companies.

We’re Polly, an engagement app that captures instant response on Slack and Microsoft Teams and helps you make data-driven decisions instantly. We are a remotely-based, distributed team located in various parts of the US, Canada, and Pakistan. Polly helps internal teams of all sizes make smarter, data-driven decisions, instantly. We believe in a world where every voice has the power to transform work, and it’s our goal to make them heard.With over 64 million responses and 10 million pollys sent, we empower teams across the world to act on the knowledge that guides their work.Every moment at an early-stage startup counts.

We believe that organisations thrive when they understand the people they care about.doopoll helps you to filter out the noise in decision making and gather valuable insight from your audience.The doopoll innovation is centred on four main principles:People have valuable opinions but it can be intimidating to share them in group situations. doopoll allows you to collect opinions from your people without worrying about outside influences.Why should you have to wait to find out what your group thinks?