Get feedback about new product ideas from real people before you invest time and money in developing them.

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*Survey your own contacts at no extra cost or buy targeted responses from our global panel.

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A scorecard showing protein bar concept test results for three options, plus demographic insights
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Advanced studies
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Rapid results
in as little as an hour

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Automated insights,
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Pay per study,
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A scorecard showing tea concept test results for three options, covering uniqueness, appeal, etc.

Instantly see which concepts resonate most across attributes and against industry benchmarks. Apply filters to see results for specific demographic segments.

Targeting criteria selections. Country is UK, 18–99+ age range, female gender, £0k–200k income.

Survey your own contacts at no additional cost, or tap into our integrated global panel of 335M+ people in 130+ countries, with 200+ unique targeting options and custom screening available.

Key drivers of purchase intent chart. Appeal and quality are highest scoring and most important.

Move beyond basic feedback to uncover the critical drivers that predict customer satisfaction and purchase intent.

Three insights into how concept A, B and C scored overall and for brand differentiation

Eliminate time-consuming manual analysis. Get an at-a-glance view of the groups that responded well to your concepts.

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Export to CSV, Excel or SPSS for custom analysis or download a polished and editable PowerPoint presentation.

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Add stimuli and choose attributes
Upload up to 10 concepts. Guided setup, tailored for Concept Testing, ensures that your study is built and ready to run in minutes.

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Get rich feedback in as little as an hour
Survey your own contacts or reach out to our global panel of more than 335M respondents. Choose your audience size and targeting criteria.

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Instantly spot the most promising concepts
As responses come in, the Product Concept Testing solution automatically generates scorecards, statistical significance testing, key driver analysis, AI-powered insights and reports that can be exported to PPT, CSV, XLS or SPSS.

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Product Concept Testing uses monadic testing, which is the gold standard in concept research, so every response reflects how a real consumer would encounter your product, without comparison bias.

Respondents see a single concept in isolation, so their feedback isn’t skewed by comparisons.

Because respondents focus on one idea at a time, you’ll gain deeper insights into your concept’s unique merits.

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Someone reading a survey question on their phone about their likelihood of purchasing a product

Pressure-test product concepts before you commit to production, across any category or industry.

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• New flavours or scents
• Category extensions
• Seasonal or limited-edition products

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• Better-for-you products
• Personalised wellness experiences
• Preventative health solutions

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• Mobile banking experiences
• Credit card offers
• Loyalty or rewards programmes

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• Digital shopping experiences
• In-store experiences
• Private label product concepts

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• Mobile app ideas
• Subscription-based services
• AI-powered experiences

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• Loyalty and membership concepts
• New travel packages
• Premium guest experiences

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“With SurveyMonkey, we’ve been able to cut our product development cycle in half. If we didn’t have this data, we’d be developing prototypes and products blindly. We’d probably launch mediocre products, get negative feedback and then have to iterate more.”

Jerry Lin, CEO, Helix Sleep

Six different cleaning products, with results for overall appeal, meeting needs and purchase intent
Sequential monadic testing
Idea Screening

Test and prioritise early-stage product or creative ideas with your audience.


Ideal for testing:
• Rough sketches and storyboards
• Mood boards and stylescapes
• Conceptual wireframes


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Price Optimization

Find the optimal price point and range for your product or service.


Designed to identify:
• Inexpensive vs. expensive thresholds
• Optimal price points
• Price sensitivity and elasticity


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MaxDiff analysis
Feature Prioritization

Identify must-have product features to maximise your market appeal.


Designed to identify:
• Flavour or variety trade-offs
• Core benefits
• Winning feature combinations


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  • How does your Product Concept Testing solution work?
  • How much does the Product Concept Testing solution cost?
  • Do I need to be a market researcher to use the Product Concept Testing solution?
  • What can you test with the Product Concept Testing solution?
  • How long does it take to get the results?
  • How many concepts can I test at once?
  • How do you ensure that the responses are high quality?
  • What is monadic testing? And how is it different from comparative testing?
  • What is the difference between the Idea Screening and Product Concept Testing solutions?