CheckMarket - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

CheckMarket is a cloud-based survey solution which enables users to create and conduct surveys in 47 languages, with survey templates, custom design and branding, multi-channel distribution, third party integrations, automatic notifications, real-time reporting, and more. The software can be used for any type of survey, from customer feedback to employee satisfaction, by organizations of all sizes.

CheckMarket’s WYSIWYG text editor allows users to create richly formatted surveys and email invitations without requiring knowledge of HTML. The inline question editor also lets users edit questions while viewing them as they will be seen by respondents. 20 different question types are available, with common types such as checkboxes, radio buttons, matrices, drop-down lists, and rating scales, and special types including Net Promoter Score (NPS), upload videos, photos, files, sliders, and more. Media files, such as images, PDFs, and flash elements, can be uploaded into a centralized repository and included in multiple surveys without requiring separate uploads each time.

While CheckMarket’s tools are available in English, French, and Dutch, the survey interface, including ‘Next’ buttons and specific instructions for required questions, can be offered in 40 different languages which include Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hebrew, Greek, Russian, Polish, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Turkish, and Swedish. Results from multilingual surveys are collected in a single pool, and can then be analysed together or separately. Data is presented in real time on the built-in dashboard, including response rates, bounced mails, survey status, remaining time, panel size, email queue, and more. Interactive real-time reports can be created as soon as a survey is launched, with filters allowing users to drill-down into the underlying data, and inbuilt text and sentiment analysis capabilities for automatic tagging of responses. Cross-tab analysis can also be carried out to visualize the relationships between responses given for two questions within a survey.