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User Research Software

For teams that need to test products, prototypes and messaging with real users, recruit participants fast, and turn interviews and usability tests into evidence product decisions can stand on.

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Userfeel

London, England, United Kingdom

At userfeel, we help product teams, agencies, and ecommerce brands make better decisions by watching real users. Not dashboards…

4.4 46 reviews

Loadmill

Palo Alto, California, United States

Loadmill is an enterprise-grade testing platform powered by generative AI that learns how your system works and automatically…

4.3 3 reviews

UXArmy

Singapore, Singapore

Uxarmy is the user research platform helping you to create exceptional customer experiences no matter what stage your product or…

4.3 5 reviews Usage-based

Ethnio

Los Angeles, California, United States

Ethnio is the first user research CRM, and the only research ops platform designed by researchers. We make it easy for research…

4.2 20 reviews Per user

Recollective

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Recollective is the leading guided discovery platform with a simple mission: to help global brands and agencies bring the…

4.2 12 reviews

UserBob

Mustang, Oklahoma, United States

Userbob helps companies provide their users a better experience by allowing companies to see their website from the perspective…

3.8 2 reviews

MFour

Irvine, California, United States

Mfour solves the issues of data fraud and commoditization in research using validated consumer data and a groundbreaking…

3.5 1 reviews

Teston

Oslo, Oslo, Norway

We don't user test enough and we know it. We hide behind excuses about little time, small budgets, challenging tester…

3.5 1 reviews

Winner of the 2015 mrs award for innovation in research methodology, weseethrough is a market research company that helps global…

3.5 1 reviews

userinput.io

Portland, Oregon, United States

Userinput is a done-with-you customer research service for e-commerce brands. We help you better understand your customers' needs…

3.0 1 reviews

Blitzllama

Delaware

Blitzllama makes it easy for product teams to collect and analyze product feedback. With targeted in-product surveys, you can…

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CitizenMe

London, England, United Kingdom

We are all citizens in an increasingly digital world; from the individual to businesses, organisations, and governments. We all…

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Contextmapp

Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands

Contextmapp revolutionises the world of market research with in-depth qualitative research software. People use our mobile apps…

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Conversion Crimes

San Francisco, California, United States

Conversion crimes was launched with a rebellious spirit and a clear vision: To consumerize conversion rate optimization for small…

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Welcome to cxoice. An insight platform that has been developed for the future of data collection. With survey fatigue and…

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ExperienceFellow

Innsbruck, Tirol, Austria

Experiencefellow enables you to collect and analyze data on customer experience in real-time along the entire customer journey…

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We're four friends working on feedbaxley to help businesses learn from their customers instead of flying blind.

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Liveminds

London, England, United Kingdom

Our mission is to give every team access to the qualitative insights they need to grow. Qualitative research takes too long and…

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Parative

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

At parative, we believe that every revenue problem is a data problem waiting to be solved. Parative's data intelligence tools…

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RapidUsertests

Berlin, Berlin, Germany

UX-tests steigern die conversion-rate & user-experience von websites und apps. Ergebnis der tests sind videos. Jetzt UX-test…

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Get quality website feedback from your users. Stop losing customers to website errors and usability problems. Get saber

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SenseCheck

London

7 out of 10 ceos believe that their company wastes money on ineffective marketing. That’s why we created sensecheck. It’s a way…

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These are the tools that let a product, design or research team put something in front of real users and find out what happens. That means recruiting participants who match a screening profile, running moderated interviews or unmoderated usability tasks, recording screens and reactions, capturing surveys and card sorts, and then storing all of it somewhere searchable instead of scattered across Slack threads and personal drives. Hire one of these and the work that changes is speed and evidence: a test that used to take three weeks of emailing contacts and scheduling calls can go out to a screened panel and come back with clips and transcripts in a day or two.

People start looking for this when decisions are being made on opinion rather than evidence. A designer is told a flow is confusing but has no proof either way. A PM ships a feature based on what five sales calls implied customers wanted, and adoption doesn't follow. Research exists, but it lives in one person's head or their old notes, gets redone from scratch by the next hire, and never reaches the roadmap review in time to change anything. Often the trigger is scale: a company that once relied on the founder's network for feedback now needs to test with hundreds of users a quarter, across multiple product teams, without recruiting becoming a full-time job for someone.

The providers split roughly into recruiting and panel businesses, whose real asset is the pool of pre-screened participants they can reach quickly and the incentive payment logistics behind it; testing platforms that give you the tasks, recording and moderation tools to run studies yourself; and repository or analysis layers that sit on top, tagging clips and interviews so findings can be searched and reused rather than rebuilt each time. Where they genuinely differ is depth versus scale — moderated interviews get richer answers but cost more per participant and don't work for large samples, while unmoderated testing scales cheaply but loses the follow-up question. Compare them on the specificity of their panel (general consumers versus hard-to-reach B2B or niche professional roles), whether they offer full-service moderation or expect your team to run sessions themselves, how well the output integrates with your design and analytics tools, and what data handling they support if you're testing with regulated or enterprise customers.

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