While they’re on your site
AI Website PersonalizationContent and offers for each visitorB2B PersonalizationEach company sees its own industryProduct RecommendationsWhat each shopper wants nextContent RecommendationsThe next article each reader wantsA/B TestingA winning version for each audienceDynamic Landing PagesPages that match the ad they clickedAI Search & Chat AgentAnswers from your own pagesBanners & Pop-UpsShown by behavior, source, locationAI Promotion ManagerAI picks each shopper’s best offerSocial ProofLive ratings, stock and recent buysReach them after they leave
Email PersonalizationEmail series, picked for each readerPush & SMSTriggered by what they just didHosted Landing PagesPer-visitor pages, hosted by usKnow who they are
Behavioral TargetingAudiences that update themselvesAudience DiscoveryBuyers you didn’t know you hadWebsite AnalyticsSessions and revenue, per personWhat visitors tell you
Reviews & TestimonialsReviews from 17 sites, per visitorSurveys & NPSAsk a question; use every answerAI Chat AgentAnswers, then hands over to peopleMeeting SchedulerThe right visitors book a callAI tools and your stack
Personalization PlatformEvery tool on one visitor profileAI AgentDescribe a campaign; it drafts itIntegrationsHubSpot, Salesforce, Segment, GTMApp MarketplaceBuilt-in and reviewed partner appsAPIs, SDKs & AutomationREST API, server and mobile SDKsMCP ServerRun Personyze from your AI assistantPut an NPS question, a star rating, five faces, “Was this helpful?” or a short survey anywhere on your site — and every answer lands on the visitor’s profile for your campaigns to act on.
Thank promoters and help detractors with campaigns of their own, show the score as proof once enough people answered, and read NPS over time on the dashboard.
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A score from the customers using your product, the reason a shopper stopped, a yes under an article — asked on your own site, at the moment it happened.
An Exit Survey asks what got in the way, one question per screen — and the answer is on the shopper’s profile before they leave.
An NPS Bar inside the product or the customer area: 0 to 10 and an optional comment, with the score and group written to the profile.
Saved on the click, counted per page — and, once enough readers answered, shown as “92% found this helpful”.
Post-Purchase Satisfaction asks about the product they bought, pictured — and the Post-Purchase Survey asks the rest.

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Give Inspire me your address. It reads your pages the way a first-time visitor sees them and writes the questions, chats and booking calendars worth adding: where, for whom, and how to measure it.
Like an idea? Describe it to our AI personalization agent and it builds the campaign for you.
1What kind of ideas?
2Your website
Free · nothing to install · it reads your public pages
Reading yourstore.com
As a new visitor would see it · about 4 minutes

Waypoint & Co. Done
Only: Chat & surveys · your plan
2Ask what they need and narrow the catalog
Waypoint & Co. assistantWalking to work in the snow? These three keep you warm and dry.Ask about fit, repairs, delivery…Drawn on your own page — for a visitor on a phone who asked for something warm.
A follow-up appears only when an earlier answer calls for it — and rules can read the visitor and the score so far too, so a returning visitor is not asked what they already told you. Built in plain language: “Ask only when…”, “End the survey here when…”.
Feedback asks one question about your business, a product or the page. A Survey asks several, one screen at a time or all on one card — and you build it in the panel, not in code.
Eight ready designs — four for a single question, four full surveys. The same survey runs on your site, opens inside your emails and has a page of its own, and every answer lands on the same visitor profile.

A bar at the foot of the page, a slide-in, a pop-up or a block inside the page — each on the pages it suits, and targeted, triggered and capped like any campaign.
How likely are you to recommend Ledgerline to a colleague?
How would you rate your Alpine parka?
What should we improve first?
Help shape our next release?
Five questions, two minutes.
Take the surveyThe reader answers with one tap in the email itself, and the survey page opens on the next question. Anyone who has not answered gets a reminder after the days you choose.
Code for other email tools Ready-made code for Klaviyo, Mailchimp, HubSpot, Brevo and others. Answers are recorded from any email tool.
ARKMOOR STUDIOA free address on personyze.com, or your own domain with the Landing Pages add-on — with a QR code, a text-message link, a password and a close date. Anyone who leaves halfway carries on where they stopped.
A survey in its designer, its logic and where the answers go, a single question, and the reports — real screens from the panel. Or watch each one built.
The questions on the left, the survey as a visitor meets it on the right — here a software company’s exit survey on its pricing page.
A question asked only when an earlier answer calls for it, and a survey that ends early when the rest would not apply — previewed as you set it.
Routed by what it says: a proof-of-concept request emails one address, a demo request another.
The same survey at its own web address, as a QR code or a text-message link, in an email, or as code for another email tool.
Zero to ten and a comment box, asked of the visitors you choose.
“Why did you return it?” — the reasons as one-tap choices. Stars after an order and five faces for a visit are among the other ready designs.
Promoters, passives and detractors, a bar a day with the NPS line, and how many of the visitors asked answered.
Shown, started and finished, every question’s answers, and the answers by country, device, source and page.
An AI summary of the free-text answers: the themes, how many said each, quoted examples and the overall mood.
Scores and comments from every feedback campaign in one list — here, only the answers that came with a comment.
One question built and placed, then its score shown on the site — narrated, in the real panel.
A short survey from a ready design, and its results.
Questions that depend on earlier answers, an offer at the end, the survey’s own page, and what came back.
Screens from a Personyze demo account: a software company’s surveys and NPS. The numbers are illustrative.
Feedback Results and Survey Results put the numbers on your site — the share of yes, the average rating, how a poll came out — and hold back until enough people have answered.
“92% of readers found this page helpful” — this page, or across the site.
“4.6 out of 5 from 1,203 visitors”, or the average for the product on the page.
Bars and percentages, or one line like “82% of customers chose…” — only the questions you pick.
NPS score and group, the feedback rating and each survey answer are saved on the visitor’s profile. Use them in any targeting rule — a thank-you for promoters, a hand for detractors, free shipping for the shoppers the shipping cost stopped.
Saved in Personyze, written to the profile, and sent wherever you add — so a detractor is a support conversation today, not a number in next quarter’s report.
The Feedback tab shows NPS for the period and month by month, averages, “said yes” by page and product, the response rate and the latest comments. The Surveys tab adds a funnel from shown to each question, results per question, by segment and by where the survey was shared, an AI summary of the written answers, and a CSV export — with answers that look automated left out.
The questions that come up before asking your visitors theirs. Send anything else our way and we’ll answer fast.
Feedback asks one question — stars, five faces, 0–10, thumbs, or “Was this helpful?” — with an optional comment, about your business, a product or the page. A Survey asks several questions of eight kinds, one screen at a time or all on one card.
Yes. Choices, and numbers given as answers, can carry points that add up as the visitor goes. A rule can read the score so far, the wording can show it, it is saved with the answers and on the visitor’s profile, and it can send the team an alert.
Yes. Each language gets its own words inside the same survey, and every answer is recorded in the main language — so one report and one set of rules cover all of them.
From the 0–10 answers to a Feedback question: 9 and 10 are promoters, 7 and 8 passives, 0 to 6 detractors, and NPS is the share of promoters minus the share of detractors. Each visitor’s score and group are saved on their profile. A 0–10 question inside a survey is reported as a scale, and does not fill the NPS fields.
Yes. NPS score and group, the feedback rating, whether and when they gave feedback, and every survey answer (a field per question) are on the visitor’s profile, and every targeting rule can use them — a thank-you and a referral for promoters, a specialist for detractors, free shipping for shoppers the shipping cost stopped.
No — they are tied to the visitor’s profile, which is what makes them targetable. They are private: never shown on your site as quotes, and published results show totals only.
Feedback Results shows “92% of readers found this page helpful”, a rating badge, the product’s own satisfaction, or your NPS if you choose to. Survey Results shows poll bars or one highlighted figure, for the questions you pick. Nothing shows until there are enough answers — 20 by default.
They are saved in Personyze and on the profile, and you can add an email to you, a webhook, Zapier, HubSpot, Klaviyo, Salesforce or Oracle Eloqua, a conversion goal and an optional thank-you email. Klaviyo, Salesforce and Oracle Eloqua take the lead from the survey’s Email answer. Everything runs after the visitor already has their thank-you.
There is an optional thank-you email, off by default, sent only to visitors whose address was already on their profile. It is the same for every answer and offers nothing in return.
Yes — that is Reviews & Testimonials: a Review Form on your site, reviews from 17 platforms, and widgets that show each visitor the reviews that match them.
Performance has a Feedback tab (NPS over time, averages, said yes by page and product, response rate, the latest comments) and a Surveys tab (respondents, a funnel from shown to each question, results per question and by segment, the latest written answers and a CSV export).
Put an NPS Bar in your product or an Exit Survey on your cart, and target the next campaign by what people said.