Alchemer EFM Pricing Overview
Alchemer EFM at a glance
Alchemer EFM enables companies and enterprises to standardize on one survey platform that allows IT to enforce data governance, enables Procurement to manage costs, and makes your users happy. It's happened before at some of the biggest brands in the world.
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| Enterprise Solution | Contact Sales | For enterprise customers, we combine products and services to help customers build integrated feedback solutions. Alchemer takes the voice of the customer out of dashboards and puts it into the hands of your people
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| Collaborator | $315.00 | Simple Polls and Surveys
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| Professional | $1,075.00 | Powerful data collection and reporting
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| Full Access | $1,895.00 | All our features in one plan
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Alchemer EFM Pricing Reviews
Overall I have found that Alchemer tends to be more affordable than other enterprise solutions but also significantly more robust than other cheaper survey platforms on the market. It is about 90% of the functionality for about 10-20% of the price. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Sometimes it can be slightly clunkier with custom coding and more complex question types. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Alchemer's platform is easy to use and customize. I am able to use it for a wide variety of surveys for different audiences, including use of many question types. I also really like the automated report feature as it eliminates the need to download and analyze the data on another platform to share with colleagues. I previously used Qualtrics and found Alchemer to be a great product at a much better value. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I wish Alchemer had improved functionality for administering and grading quizzes. You can use it for quizzes (and I have), but it is not as easy to set up and customize as I'd like. As well, only a few question types are supported using the grading feature. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
