Agentic Survey
Agentic Survey

Just bring the problem you want to solve. Asking consumers makes decisions easier.

Just bring the problem you want to solve. Asking consumers makes decisions easier.

Verified global panel

Send surveys directly inside Dataspace to more than 200,000 Korean panelists managed by Opensurvey and to verified panels in 20 countries.

Fast turnaround

Ask and get results within 3 hours. For 1,000 respondents, it takes about 3 hours on average from responses to results.

Fair pricing

Pay only for the conditions and number of questions you need. From ₩1,500 per respondent for a 19-question survey, and the estimate updates as soon as you change a condition.

Ask consumers. Decide with confidence.
Bring the question. Dataspace AI handles the rest, from design to analysis.

The answer lies with consumers.
Just leave your question. Dataspace AI builds the survey and starts the research.

If you still need to decide what to ask, just type your question

Dataspace AI works with you from research planning to questionnaire design.

Already have a questionnaire? Import it right away

Dataspace AI starts programming it so you can collect responses with your own questionnaire.

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Why Opensurvey
Why Opensurvey

Agentic Survey. Self-serve, with expert-grade reliability.

Agentic Survey, the only way to get trusted panels and dataat a reasonable cost.

Agentic Survey, the only way to get trusted panels and data at a reasonable cost.

Opensurvey Agentic Survey vs Free forms & friend surveys vs LLM research
Opensurvey Agentic SurveyFree forms & friend surveysLLM research
RespondentsResponses come from 200,000 Korean panelists managed directly by Opensurvey and representative by gender and age, plus verified overseas panels in 20 countries.Friends and followers you recruit yourself answerNo real respondents; it answers by summarizing web documents
TurnaroundFor 1,000 respondents, collection finishes in about 3 hours on average, with an automatic report includedVaries with recruiting and is hard to predictInstant answers, but they need re-verification
How it's runSelf-runSelf-runSelf-run
CostQuoted by number of respondents and questions, so it's predictableThe tool is free, but recruiting and rewards cost extraFree, but verifying accuracy takes extra resources
Analysis & reportsCharts and reports generated automaticallyProcess raw data yourselfFigures need re-verification and reworking
Opensurvey Agentic Survey vs Free forms & friend surveys vs LLM research
Opensurvey Agentic SurveyFree forms & friend surveysLLM research
RespondentsResponses come from 200,000 Korean panelists managed directly by Opensurvey and representative by gender and age, plus verified overseas panels in 20 countries.Friends and followers you recruit yourself answerNo real respondents; it answers by summarizing web documents
TurnaroundFor 1,000 respondents, collection finishes in about 3 hours on average, with an automatic report includedVaries with recruiting and is hard to predictInstant answers, but they need re-verification
How it's runSelf-runSelf-runSelf-run
CostQuoted by number of respondents and questions, so it's predictableThe tool is free, but recruiting and rewards cost extraFree, but verifying accuracy takes extra resources
Analysis & reportsCharts and reports generated automaticallyProcess raw data yourselfFigures need re-verification and reworking

For strategic research that needs expert design and interpretation, take a look at Opensurvey's professional research services as well.

For strategic research that needs expert design and interpretation, take a look at Opensurvey's professional research services as well.

Start with AI
Start with AI

Panel research, made easy
with Dataspace AI.

All the questions you face at your desk every day: ask consumers and decide with data

From product ideas and ad reactions to launch interest and purchase drivers. A research-trained AI designs the right survey for your goal, instantly. Survey design, analysis, and reporting are free to start. Only panel responses are paid.

Use a prompt to get started quickly.

A research-specialized AI designs a survey that fits your purpose right away. Everything except panel collection, from survey design to results analysis and report writing, is free to start. Use a prompt to get started fast.

Finding new product ideas

Usage & Attitude Survey

We're planning a new coffee machine. I want to learn when and how often people with capsule coffee machines drink coffee and what frustrates them, and find product ideas from that.

We're planning a new coffee machine. I want to learn when and how often people with capsule coffee machines drink coffee, which capsules they usually choose, and what frustrates them, and find product ideas from that. I'd like to ask people who actually use a coffee machine often, but I'm not sure who to ask or how many questions. Please suggest the respondent criteria and the survey structure first.

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Finalizing a product concept

New Product Concept Test

We have a new protein drink idea and the internal response is good. Before we start development, I want to ask whether people who work out would feel they need it and actually pay for it.

We have a new protein drink idea and the internal response is good. Before we start development, I want to ask whether people who work out would feel they need it, whether they'd actually pay for it, and why. I have the concept description. I'd like to ask people who work out regularly and have bought protein drinks; please suggest the respondent criteria and the survey structure first.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Setting the launch price

Pricing Survey

We need to set the price for a new protein drink. I want to see how consumers react and go with whichever helps sales more.

We need to set the price for a new protein drink. We have a few candidate prices, and I want to see how much people would want to buy at each and go with whichever helps sales more. Please compare whether it's better to lower the price and sell more or to charge the price we have in mind. Check the candidate prices with me before building the survey, and also suggest who to ask and how many people.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Prioritizing improvements

Product Improvement Survey

Reviews of our robot vacuum are mixed, some love it and some complain. I want to check how satisfied real customers are and what bothers them most, and set the order of improvements.

Reviews of our robot vacuum are mixed, some love it and some complain. I want to check how satisfied real customers are, which of suction, weight, noise, battery, and ease of maintenance falls short, and what they want changed first, and set the order of improvements. I only want to ask people who actually use our product; please suggest how to select them, the respondent criteria, and the survey structure first.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Choosing ad copy

Message Test

We've written a few ad copy options for a probiotic, but I don't know which one will land with consumers.

We've written a few ad copy options for a probiotic, but I don't know which one will land with consumers. I want to know how well people understand and relate to each line, whether it feels credible, whether it makes them want to buy, and how to improve it. Leave the copy blank, since I'll enter it myself in the survey editor later. I'd like to ask people in their 30s and 40s who take health supplements; please suggest the respondent criteria and the survey structure first.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Recruiting thesis respondents

Academic Research Survey

I want to build a new survey for a thesis on employee burnout. I'd like to cover burnout levels and their causes, along with job satisfaction and turnover intention.

I want to build a new survey for a thesis on employee burnout. Along with burnout levels, I'd like to look at causes such as workload, autonomy, support from managers and colleagues, organizational fairness, and work-life balance, plus job satisfaction and turnover intention. I'm testing the hypotheses that higher organizational support lowers burnout and that higher burnout raises turnover intention. Please measure burnout with a validated scale and tell me the source and the analysis method. I'd like to ask employees who have been at their current job for at least a year, balanced by gender and age group; please suggest how many respondents are needed and the survey structure first.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Finding specific respondents

Targeted Respondent Survey

I want to ask only people who bought an EV after a test drive why they decided to buy.

I want to ask only people who bought an EV after a test drive why they decided to buy. I'd like to know what moved them during the test drive, how their concerns were resolved, and whether they would have bought without it. I need to select only people who bought an EV in the past year and had a test drive; please suggest how to find them and how many to ask, along with the respondent criteria and the survey structure.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Choosing which idea to develop

Idea Screening Survey

We have 3 candidates for a new convenience-store dessert, and each team likes a different one. I want to find out which one frequent buyers would most want to buy and pick the candidate to develop.

We have 3 candidates for a new convenience-store dessert, and each team likes a different one. I want to find out which one frequent buyers would most want to buy and why they chose it, and pick the candidate to develop. I'll add the candidate descriptions later. I'd like to ask people in their 20s and 30s who often buy convenience-store desserts; please suggest how many people and roughly how many questions would be appropriate, along with the survey structure.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Picking the target and key benefit

Target Customer Survey

We're launching a new pet product. I want to know who would want it most and which benefits to highlight for them.

We're launching a new pet product. I want to know who would want it most and which of safety, features, convenience, price, and design to highlight for them. I expect reactions to differ between dog and cat owners and by how often they buy supplies, so I'd like to compare. I'd like to ask pet owners who buy supplies themselves; please suggest the respondent criteria and the survey structure first. Leave the company name blank, show me the research plan first, and build the survey after I've reviewed it.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Checking brand awareness

Brand Perception Survey

Sportswear sales are up, but I don't know how well people in their 20s and 30s know our brand or what image they have of it. I'm also curious whether this campaign made us better known and better liked.

Sportswear sales are up, but I don't know how well people in their 20s and 30s know our brand or what image they have of it. I want to see whether this campaign made us better known and better liked, and what separates people who like us from those who don't, so we can decide what to emphasize next. If there's pre-campaign survey data, please compare it as well. I think we should include people who don't know our brand; please suggest the respondent criteria and the question order first.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Reviewing ad results

Ad Effectiveness Survey

We ran a laundry detergent TV ad, but the response fell short. I want to check whether consumers saw it, remember the brand and message, and what did or didn't resonate, so we can set the next ad direction.

We ran a laundry detergent TV ad, but the response fell short. I want to check whether consumers saw it, remember the brand and message, and what did or didn't resonate, so we can set the next ad direction. The key ad messages are "cold-water cleaning power" and "gentle on skin"; leave the brand name blank. I'd also like to see whether purchase intent differs between people who saw the ad and those who didn't, and why people who know the brand still didn't buy. I'd like to ask people who buy and use laundry detergent themselves; please suggest the respondent criteria and the survey structure first.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Comparing with competitors

Competitor Comparison Survey

When people choose a non-alcoholic beer, I want to know whether they pick our product or a competitor's, and why.

When people choose a non-alcoholic beer, I want to know whether they pick our product or a competitor's, and why. I'd like to see which of taste, price, brand, and packaging decides the choice, and why people who know our product still don't choose it. I'll add the brand names to compare later. I'd like to ask people who have actually bought non-alcoholic beer; please suggest the respondent criteria and the survey structure first.

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Comparing two groups

Group Comparison Survey

I want to know how dual-income and single-income parents think differently about private education.

I want to know how dual-income and single-income parents think differently about private education. I'd like to compare the two groups on time and money spent, reasons for doing it, how burdensome it feels, and whether they plan to do more or less. I'd like to ask parents of elementary school children; please suggest how to split the two groups and how many to recruit in each, along with the respondent criteria and the survey structure.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Gauging overseas consumers

International Survey

I want to know what people in their 20s and 30s in the US and Japan think of Korean cosmetics.

I want to know what people in their 20s and 30s in the US and Japan think of Korean cosmetics. I'd like to compare what image they have, where they buy, whether they'd buy again, and how what matters differs between the two countries. I'd like to ask local consumers who have bought Korean cosmetics; please suggest how many to recruit per country, along with the respondent criteria and the survey structure.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Finding new product ideas

Usage & Attitude Survey

We're planning a new coffee machine. I want to learn when and how often people with capsule coffee machines drink coffee and what frustrates them, and find product ideas from that.

We're planning a new coffee machine. I want to learn when and how often people with capsule coffee machines drink coffee, which capsules they usually choose, and what frustrates them, and find product ideas from that. I'd like to ask people who actually use a coffee machine often, but I'm not sure who to ask or how many questions. Please suggest the respondent criteria and the survey structure first.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Choosing which idea to develop

Idea Screening Survey

We have 3 candidates for a new convenience-store dessert, and each team likes a different one. I want to find out which one frequent buyers would most want to buy and pick the candidate to develop.

We have 3 candidates for a new convenience-store dessert, and each team likes a different one. I want to find out which one frequent buyers would most want to buy and why they chose it, and pick the candidate to develop. I'll add the candidate descriptions later. I'd like to ask people in their 20s and 30s who often buy convenience-store desserts; please suggest how many people and roughly how many questions would be appropriate, along with the survey structure.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Finalizing a product concept

New Product Concept Test

We have a new protein drink idea and the internal response is good. Before we start development, I want to ask whether people who work out would feel they need it and actually pay for it.

We have a new protein drink idea and the internal response is good. Before we start development, I want to ask whether people who work out would feel they need it, whether they'd actually pay for it, and why. I have the concept description. I'd like to ask people who work out regularly and have bought protein drinks; please suggest the respondent criteria and the survey structure first.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Picking the target and key benefit

Target Customer Survey

We're launching a new pet product. I want to know who would want it most and which benefits to highlight for them.

We're launching a new pet product. I want to know who would want it most and which of safety, features, convenience, price, and design to highlight for them. I expect reactions to differ between dog and cat owners and by how often they buy supplies, so I'd like to compare. I'd like to ask pet owners who buy supplies themselves; please suggest the respondent criteria and the survey structure first. Leave the company name blank, show me the research plan first, and build the survey after I've reviewed it.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Setting the launch price

Pricing Survey

We need to set the price for a new protein drink. I want to see how consumers react and go with whichever helps sales more.

We need to set the price for a new protein drink. We have a few candidate prices, and I want to see how much people would want to buy at each and go with whichever helps sales more. Please compare whether it's better to lower the price and sell more or to charge the price we have in mind. Check the candidate prices with me before building the survey, and also suggest who to ask and how many people.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Checking brand awareness

Brand Perception Survey

Sportswear sales are up, but I don't know how well people in their 20s and 30s know our brand or what image they have of it. I'm also curious whether this campaign made us better known and better liked.

Sportswear sales are up, but I don't know how well people in their 20s and 30s know our brand or what image they have of it. I want to see whether this campaign made us better known and better liked, and what separates people who like us from those who don't, so we can decide what to emphasize next. If there's pre-campaign survey data, please compare it as well. I think we should include people who don't know our brand; please suggest the respondent criteria and the question order first.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Prioritizing improvements

Product Improvement Survey

Reviews of our robot vacuum are mixed, some love it and some complain. I want to check how satisfied real customers are and what bothers them most, and set the order of improvements.

Reviews of our robot vacuum are mixed, some love it and some complain. I want to check how satisfied real customers are, which of suction, weight, noise, battery, and ease of maintenance falls short, and what they want changed first, and set the order of improvements. I only want to ask people who actually use our product; please suggest how to select them, the respondent criteria, and the survey structure first.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Reviewing ad results

Ad Effectiveness Survey

We ran a laundry detergent TV ad, but the response fell short. I want to check whether consumers saw it, remember the brand and message, and what did or didn't resonate, so we can set the next ad direction.

We ran a laundry detergent TV ad, but the response fell short. I want to check whether consumers saw it, remember the brand and message, and what did or didn't resonate, so we can set the next ad direction. The key ad messages are "cold-water cleaning power" and "gentle on skin"; leave the brand name blank. I'd also like to see whether purchase intent differs between people who saw the ad and those who didn't, and why people who know the brand still didn't buy. I'd like to ask people who buy and use laundry detergent themselves; please suggest the respondent criteria and the survey structure first.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Choosing ad copy

Message Test

We've written a few ad copy options for a probiotic, but I don't know which one will land with consumers.

We've written a few ad copy options for a probiotic, but I don't know which one will land with consumers. I want to know how well people understand and relate to each line, whether it feels credible, whether it makes them want to buy, and how to improve it. Leave the copy blank, since I'll enter it myself in the survey editor later. I'd like to ask people in their 30s and 40s who take health supplements; please suggest the respondent criteria and the survey structure first.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Comparing with competitors

Competitor Comparison Survey

When people choose a non-alcoholic beer, I want to know whether they pick our product or a competitor's, and why.

When people choose a non-alcoholic beer, I want to know whether they pick our product or a competitor's, and why. I'd like to see which of taste, price, brand, and packaging decides the choice, and why people who know our product still don't choose it. I'll add the brand names to compare later. I'd like to ask people who have actually bought non-alcoholic beer; please suggest the respondent criteria and the survey structure first.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Recruiting thesis respondents

Academic Research Survey

I want to build a new survey for a thesis on employee burnout. I'd like to cover burnout levels and their causes, along with job satisfaction and turnover intention.

I want to build a new survey for a thesis on employee burnout. Along with burnout levels, I'd like to look at causes such as workload, autonomy, support from managers and colleagues, organizational fairness, and work-life balance, plus job satisfaction and turnover intention. I'm testing the hypotheses that higher organizational support lowers burnout and that higher burnout raises turnover intention. Please measure burnout with a validated scale and tell me the source and the analysis method. I'd like to ask employees who have been at their current job for at least a year, balanced by gender and age group; please suggest how many respondents are needed and the survey structure first.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Comparing two groups

Group Comparison Survey

I want to know how dual-income and single-income parents think differently about private education.

I want to know how dual-income and single-income parents think differently about private education. I'd like to compare the two groups on time and money spent, reasons for doing it, how burdensome it feels, and whether they plan to do more or less. I'd like to ask parents of elementary school children; please suggest how to split the two groups and how many to recruit in each, along with the respondent criteria and the survey structure.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Finding specific respondents

Targeted Respondent Survey

I want to ask only people who bought an EV after a test drive why they decided to buy.

I want to ask only people who bought an EV after a test drive why they decided to buy. I'd like to know what moved them during the test drive, how their concerns were resolved, and whether they would have bought without it. I need to select only people who bought an EV in the past year and had a test drive; please suggest how to find them and how many to ask, along with the respondent criteria and the survey structure.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Gauging overseas consumers

International Survey

I want to know what people in their 20s and 30s in the US and Japan think of Korean cosmetics.

I want to know what people in their 20s and 30s in the US and Japan think of Korean cosmetics. I'd like to compare what image they have, where they buy, whether they'd buy again, and how what matters differs between the two countries. I'd like to ask local consumers who have bought Korean cosmetics; please suggest how many to recruit per country, along with the respondent criteria and the survey structure.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Finding new product ideas

Usage & Attitude Survey

We're planning a new coffee machine. I want to learn when and how often people with capsule coffee machines drink coffee and what frustrates them, and find product ideas from that.

We're planning a new coffee machine. I want to learn when and how often people with capsule coffee machines drink coffee, which capsules they usually choose, and what frustrates them, and find product ideas from that. I'd like to ask people who actually use a coffee machine often, but I'm not sure who to ask or how many questions. Please suggest the respondent criteria and the survey structure first.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Choosing which idea to develop

Idea Screening Survey

We have 3 candidates for a new convenience-store dessert, and each team likes a different one. I want to find out which one frequent buyers would most want to buy and pick the candidate to develop.

We have 3 candidates for a new convenience-store dessert, and each team likes a different one. I want to find out which one frequent buyers would most want to buy and why they chose it, and pick the candidate to develop. I'll add the candidate descriptions later. I'd like to ask people in their 20s and 30s who often buy convenience-store desserts; please suggest how many people and roughly how many questions would be appropriate, along with the survey structure.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Finalizing a product concept

New Product Concept Test

We have a new protein drink idea and the internal response is good. Before we start development, I want to ask whether people who work out would feel they need it and actually pay for it.

We have a new protein drink idea and the internal response is good. Before we start development, I want to ask whether people who work out would feel they need it, whether they'd actually pay for it, and why. I have the concept description. I'd like to ask people who work out regularly and have bought protein drinks; please suggest the respondent criteria and the survey structure first.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Picking the target and key benefit

Target Customer Survey

We're launching a new pet product. I want to know who would want it most and which benefits to highlight for them.

We're launching a new pet product. I want to know who would want it most and which of safety, features, convenience, price, and design to highlight for them. I expect reactions to differ between dog and cat owners and by how often they buy supplies, so I'd like to compare. I'd like to ask pet owners who buy supplies themselves; please suggest the respondent criteria and the survey structure first. Leave the company name blank, show me the research plan first, and build the survey after I've reviewed it.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Setting the launch price

Pricing Survey

We need to set the price for a new protein drink. I want to see how consumers react and go with whichever helps sales more.

We need to set the price for a new protein drink. We have a few candidate prices, and I want to see how much people would want to buy at each and go with whichever helps sales more. Please compare whether it's better to lower the price and sell more or to charge the price we have in mind. Check the candidate prices with me before building the survey, and also suggest who to ask and how many people.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Checking brand awareness

Brand Perception Survey

Sportswear sales are up, but I don't know how well people in their 20s and 30s know our brand or what image they have of it. I'm also curious whether this campaign made us better known and better liked.

Sportswear sales are up, but I don't know how well people in their 20s and 30s know our brand or what image they have of it. I want to see whether this campaign made us better known and better liked, and what separates people who like us from those who don't, so we can decide what to emphasize next. If there's pre-campaign survey data, please compare it as well. I think we should include people who don't know our brand; please suggest the respondent criteria and the question order first.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Prioritizing improvements

Product Improvement Survey

Reviews of our robot vacuum are mixed, some love it and some complain. I want to check how satisfied real customers are and what bothers them most, and set the order of improvements.

Reviews of our robot vacuum are mixed, some love it and some complain. I want to check how satisfied real customers are, which of suction, weight, noise, battery, and ease of maintenance falls short, and what they want changed first, and set the order of improvements. I only want to ask people who actually use our product; please suggest how to select them, the respondent criteria, and the survey structure first.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Reviewing ad results

Ad Effectiveness Survey

We ran a laundry detergent TV ad, but the response fell short. I want to check whether consumers saw it, remember the brand and message, and what did or didn't resonate, so we can set the next ad direction.

We ran a laundry detergent TV ad, but the response fell short. I want to check whether consumers saw it, remember the brand and message, and what did or didn't resonate, so we can set the next ad direction. The key ad messages are "cold-water cleaning power" and "gentle on skin"; leave the brand name blank. I'd also like to see whether purchase intent differs between people who saw the ad and those who didn't, and why people who know the brand still didn't buy. I'd like to ask people who buy and use laundry detergent themselves; please suggest the respondent criteria and the survey structure first.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Choosing ad copy

Message Test

We've written a few ad copy options for a probiotic, but I don't know which one will land with consumers.

We've written a few ad copy options for a probiotic, but I don't know which one will land with consumers. I want to know how well people understand and relate to each line, whether it feels credible, whether it makes them want to buy, and how to improve it. Leave the copy blank, since I'll enter it myself in the survey editor later. I'd like to ask people in their 30s and 40s who take health supplements; please suggest the respondent criteria and the survey structure first.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Comparing with competitors

Competitor Comparison Survey

When people choose a non-alcoholic beer, I want to know whether they pick our product or a competitor's, and why.

When people choose a non-alcoholic beer, I want to know whether they pick our product or a competitor's, and why. I'd like to see which of taste, price, brand, and packaging decides the choice, and why people who know our product still don't choose it. I'll add the brand names to compare later. I'd like to ask people who have actually bought non-alcoholic beer; please suggest the respondent criteria and the survey structure first.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Recruiting thesis respondents

Academic Research Survey

I want to build a new survey for a thesis on employee burnout. I'd like to cover burnout levels and their causes, along with job satisfaction and turnover intention.

I want to build a new survey for a thesis on employee burnout. Along with burnout levels, I'd like to look at causes such as workload, autonomy, support from managers and colleagues, organizational fairness, and work-life balance, plus job satisfaction and turnover intention. I'm testing the hypotheses that higher organizational support lowers burnout and that higher burnout raises turnover intention. Please measure burnout with a validated scale and tell me the source and the analysis method. I'd like to ask employees who have been at their current job for at least a year, balanced by gender and age group; please suggest how many respondents are needed and the survey structure first.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Comparing two groups

Group Comparison Survey

I want to know how dual-income and single-income parents think differently about private education.

I want to know how dual-income and single-income parents think differently about private education. I'd like to compare the two groups on time and money spent, reasons for doing it, how burdensome it feels, and whether they plan to do more or less. I'd like to ask parents of elementary school children; please suggest how to split the two groups and how many to recruit in each, along with the respondent criteria and the survey structure.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Finding specific respondents

Targeted Respondent Survey

I want to ask only people who bought an EV after a test drive why they decided to buy.

I want to ask only people who bought an EV after a test drive why they decided to buy. I'd like to know what moved them during the test drive, how their concerns were resolved, and whether they would have bought without it. I need to select only people who bought an EV in the past year and had a test drive; please suggest how to find them and how many to ask, along with the respondent criteria and the survey structure.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

Gauging overseas consumers

International Survey

I want to know what people in their 20s and 30s in the US and Japan think of Korean cosmetics.

I want to know what people in their 20s and 30s in the US and Japan think of Korean cosmetics. I'd like to compare what image they have, where they buy, whether they'd buy again, and how what matters differs between the two countries. I'd like to ask local consumers who have bought Korean cosmetics; please suggest how many to recruit per country, along with the respondent criteria and the survey structure.

Paste it into the Dataspace chat after copying

FAQs
FAQs
What is Agentic Survey (consumer panel research)?
It's a way of running research where you send a survey you created to Opensurvey's consumer panel and carry out everything from response collection to analysis and reporting together with Dataspace AI. It runs in four steps — create the survey → set the collection group → send and check results → analyze and write the report — and all you need to decide is whom to ask and what. [Learn more]
Can I do this without research experience?
Yes. Write the purpose and target of your research in the Dataspace chat, and the AI asks a few follow-up questions, then proposes a research plan and survey outline. If you agree, it writes the questions too. You can answer "I don't know" to anything you're unsure of, and after checking the preview you can ask for changes in the chat or edit directly. [Learn more]
Who are the respondents?
A panel of 200,000 Korean consumers that is representative by gender and age. You can narrow respondents by country, language, gender, age and place of residence, and Opensurvey pays the respondent rewards in one go, so there's nothing to prepare. [Learn more]
Can I trust the results?
Responses are verified with Opensurvey's own algorithm, so careless responses are filtered out automatically, and you can exclude more with response cleaning in the Results tab. With 300 or more responses the sampling error is within about ±4%p for a typical consumer survey; for precise comparisons we recommend 1,000 or more (about ±2%p). [Learn more]
Can I ask only people who meet certain conditions?
Yes. Beyond targeting conditions, you can add screening questions so that only people with a specific experience or behavior respond. The lower the share of people who qualify (incidence rate), the higher the cost. On the Professional plan and above, you can pay ₩100 to check the actual incidence rate before collecting. [Learn more]
How is the cost calculated?
Cost is determined by the target number of responses, the number of questions and screening conditions (incidence rate). It is ₩1,500 per respondent for a 19-question survey, and a simple survey of up to 5 questions starts at ₩50,000 for 100 respondents. No separate credits or respondent rewards are needed, and you can see the exact amount right away in the quote calculator. [Learn more]
How far can I go on the free plan?
Survey design, editing questions, analyzing results and writing reports are free; you pay only when collecting responses from the consumer panel. The Free and Starter plans can collect up to 19 questions from the Korean panel, screening questions included. Surveys of 20 or more questions, respondent retargeting, representative sampling, collecting after checking the incidence rate, and overseas consumer research are available on the Professional plan and above. [Learn more]
How quickly do I get results?
Collection starts as soon as payment is complete, and for 1,000 responses it finishes in about 3 hours on average. Even if it takes longer depending on respondent conditions, it completes within 48 business hours at most, and once a single response comes in, the Analysis tab opens within 5 minutes so you can see interim results. You can also schedule distribution within 14 days of payment, and respondents aren't notified at night (23:00–08:00). [Learn more]
What form do the results come in?
You can compare respondent groups in the Results and Cross-tab tabs, and if you ask Dataspace AI, it writes a report that fits your purpose. The Slides tab summarizes the key insights for each variable, and you can download it as a PPT. [Learn more]
Can I edit AI-written questions? Can I get help if I get stuck?
You can ask for changes in the chat or edit them yourself with Edit directly. Note that a survey that has already started collecting can't be edited and collection group settings are limited, so check before paying. Step-by-step guides are in the Agentic Survey collection in the help center, and for research that needs expert design and interpretation you can switch to, or combine with, Opensurvey's professional research services at any time. [Learn more]
What is Agentic Survey (consumer panel research)?
It's a way of running research where you send a survey you created to Opensurvey's consumer panel and carry out everything from response collection to analysis and reporting together with Dataspace AI. It runs in four steps — create the survey → set the collection group → send and check results → analyze and write the report — and all you need to decide is whom to ask and what. [Learn more]
Can I do this without research experience?
Yes. Write the purpose and target of your research in the Dataspace chat, and the AI asks a few follow-up questions, then proposes a research plan and survey outline. If you agree, it writes the questions too. You can answer "I don't know" to anything you're unsure of, and after checking the preview you can ask for changes in the chat or edit directly. [Learn more]
Who are the respondents?
A panel of 200,000 Korean consumers that is representative by gender and age. You can narrow respondents by country, language, gender, age and place of residence, and Opensurvey pays the respondent rewards in one go, so there's nothing to prepare. [Learn more]
Can I trust the results?
Responses are verified with Opensurvey's own algorithm, so careless responses are filtered out automatically, and you can exclude more with response cleaning in the Results tab. With 300 or more responses the sampling error is within about ±4%p for a typical consumer survey; for precise comparisons we recommend 1,000 or more (about ±2%p). [Learn more]
Can I ask only people who meet certain conditions?
Yes. Beyond targeting conditions, you can add screening questions so that only people with a specific experience or behavior respond. The lower the share of people who qualify (incidence rate), the higher the cost. On the Professional plan and above, you can pay ₩100 to check the actual incidence rate before collecting. [Learn more]
How is the cost calculated?
Cost is determined by the target number of responses, the number of questions and screening conditions (incidence rate). It is ₩1,500 per respondent for a 19-question survey, and a simple survey of up to 5 questions starts at ₩50,000 for 100 respondents. No separate credits or respondent rewards are needed, and you can see the exact amount right away in the quote calculator. [Learn more]
How far can I go on the free plan?
Survey design, editing questions, analyzing results and writing reports are free; you pay only when collecting responses from the consumer panel. The Free and Starter plans can collect up to 19 questions from the Korean panel, screening questions included. Surveys of 20 or more questions, respondent retargeting, representative sampling, collecting after checking the incidence rate, and overseas consumer research are available on the Professional plan and above. [Learn more]
How quickly do I get results?
Collection starts as soon as payment is complete, and for 1,000 responses it finishes in about 3 hours on average. Even if it takes longer depending on respondent conditions, it completes within 48 business hours at most, and once a single response comes in, the Analysis tab opens within 5 minutes so you can see interim results. You can also schedule distribution within 14 days of payment, and respondents aren't notified at night (23:00–08:00). [Learn more]
What form do the results come in?
You can compare respondent groups in the Results and Cross-tab tabs, and if you ask Dataspace AI, it writes a report that fits your purpose. The Slides tab summarizes the key insights for each variable, and you can download it as a PPT. [Learn more]
Can I edit AI-written questions? Can I get help if I get stuck?
You can ask for changes in the chat or edit them yourself with Edit directly. Note that a survey that has already started collecting can't be edited and collection group settings are limited, so check before paying. Step-by-step guides are in the Agentic Survey collection in the help center, and for research that needs expert design and interpretation you can switch to, or combine with, Opensurvey's professional research services at any time. [Learn more]
What is Agentic Survey (consumer panel research)?
It's a way of running research where you send a survey you created to Opensurvey's consumer panel and carry out everything from response collection to analysis and reporting together with Dataspace AI. It runs in four steps — create the survey → set the collection group → send and check results → analyze and write the report — and all you need to decide is whom to ask and what. [Learn more]
Can I do this without research experience?
Yes. Write the purpose and target of your research in the Dataspace chat, and the AI asks a few follow-up questions, then proposes a research plan and survey outline. If you agree, it writes the questions too. You can answer "I don't know" to anything you're unsure of, and after checking the preview you can ask for changes in the chat or edit directly. [Learn more]
Who are the respondents?
A panel of 200,000 Korean consumers that is representative by gender and age. You can narrow respondents by country, language, gender, age and place of residence, and Opensurvey pays the respondent rewards in one go, so there's nothing to prepare. [Learn more]
Can I trust the results?
Responses are verified with Opensurvey's own algorithm, so careless responses are filtered out automatically, and you can exclude more with response cleaning in the Results tab. With 300 or more responses the sampling error is within about ±4%p for a typical consumer survey; for precise comparisons we recommend 1,000 or more (about ±2%p). [Learn more]
Can I ask only people who meet certain conditions?
Yes. Beyond targeting conditions, you can add screening questions so that only people with a specific experience or behavior respond. The lower the share of people who qualify (incidence rate), the higher the cost. On the Professional plan and above, you can pay ₩100 to check the actual incidence rate before collecting. [Learn more]
How is the cost calculated?
Cost is determined by the target number of responses, the number of questions and screening conditions (incidence rate). It is ₩1,500 per respondent for a 19-question survey, and a simple survey of up to 5 questions starts at ₩50,000 for 100 respondents. No separate credits or respondent rewards are needed, and you can see the exact amount right away in the quote calculator. [Learn more]
How far can I go on the free plan?
Survey design, editing questions, analyzing results and writing reports are free; you pay only when collecting responses from the consumer panel. The Free and Starter plans can collect up to 19 questions from the Korean panel, screening questions included. Surveys of 20 or more questions, respondent retargeting, representative sampling, collecting after checking the incidence rate, and overseas consumer research are available on the Professional plan and above. [Learn more]
How quickly do I get results?
Collection starts as soon as payment is complete, and for 1,000 responses it finishes in about 3 hours on average. Even if it takes longer depending on respondent conditions, it completes within 48 business hours at most, and once a single response comes in, the Analysis tab opens within 5 minutes so you can see interim results. You can also schedule distribution within 14 days of payment, and respondents aren't notified at night (23:00–08:00). [Learn more]
What form do the results come in?
You can compare respondent groups in the Results and Cross-tab tabs, and if you ask Dataspace AI, it writes a report that fits your purpose. The Slides tab summarizes the key insights for each variable, and you can download it as a PPT. [Learn more]
Can I edit AI-written questions? Can I get help if I get stuck?
You can ask for changes in the chat or edit them yourself with Edit directly. Note that a survey that has already started collecting can't be edited and collection group settings are limited, so check before paying. Step-by-step guides are in the Agentic Survey collection in the help center, and for research that needs expert design and interpretation you can switch to, or combine with, Opensurvey's professional research services at any time. [Learn more]
What is Agentic Survey (consumer panel research)?
It's a way of running research where you send a survey you created to Opensurvey's consumer panel and carry out everything from response collection to analysis and reporting together with Dataspace AI. It runs in four steps — create the survey → set the collection group → send and check results → analyze and write the report — and all you need to decide is whom to ask and what. [Learn more]
Can I do this without research experience?
Yes. Write the purpose and target of your research in the Dataspace chat, and the AI asks a few follow-up questions, then proposes a research plan and survey outline. If you agree, it writes the questions too. You can answer "I don't know" to anything you're unsure of, and after checking the preview you can ask for changes in the chat or edit directly. [Learn more]
Who are the respondents?
A panel of 200,000 Korean consumers that is representative by gender and age. You can narrow respondents by country, language, gender, age and place of residence, and Opensurvey pays the respondent rewards in one go, so there's nothing to prepare. [Learn more]
Can I trust the results?
Responses are verified with Opensurvey's own algorithm, so careless responses are filtered out automatically, and you can exclude more with response cleaning in the Results tab. With 300 or more responses the sampling error is within about ±4%p for a typical consumer survey; for precise comparisons we recommend 1,000 or more (about ±2%p). [Learn more]
Can I ask only people who meet certain conditions?
Yes. Beyond targeting conditions, you can add screening questions so that only people with a specific experience or behavior respond. The lower the share of people who qualify (incidence rate), the higher the cost. On the Professional plan and above, you can pay ₩100 to check the actual incidence rate before collecting. [Learn more]
How is the cost calculated?
Cost is determined by the target number of responses, the number of questions and screening conditions (incidence rate). It is ₩1,500 per respondent for a 19-question survey, and a simple survey of up to 5 questions starts at ₩50,000 for 100 respondents. No separate credits or respondent rewards are needed, and you can see the exact amount right away in the quote calculator. [Learn more]
How far can I go on the free plan?
Survey design, editing questions, analyzing results and writing reports are free; you pay only when collecting responses from the consumer panel. The Free and Starter plans can collect up to 19 questions from the Korean panel, screening questions included. Surveys of 20 or more questions, respondent retargeting, representative sampling, collecting after checking the incidence rate, and overseas consumer research are available on the Professional plan and above. [Learn more]
How quickly do I get results?
Collection starts as soon as payment is complete, and for 1,000 responses it finishes in about 3 hours on average. Even if it takes longer depending on respondent conditions, it completes within 48 business hours at most, and once a single response comes in, the Analysis tab opens within 5 minutes so you can see interim results. You can also schedule distribution within 14 days of payment, and respondents aren't notified at night (23:00–08:00). [Learn more]
What form do the results come in?
You can compare respondent groups in the Results and Cross-tab tabs, and if you ask Dataspace AI, it writes a report that fits your purpose. The Slides tab summarizes the key insights for each variable, and you can download it as a PPT. [Learn more]
Can I edit AI-written questions? Can I get help if I get stuck?
You can ask for changes in the chat or edit them yourself with Edit directly. Note that a survey that has already started collecting can't be edited and collection group settings are limited, so check before paying. Step-by-step guides are in the Agentic Survey collection in the help center, and for research that needs expert design and interpretation you can switch to, or combine with, Opensurvey's professional research services at any time. [Learn more]

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