Feedback on your website
A feedback button, a small window, or a survey sitting in the page.
After someone uses your product page, do not wait for an email later. Ask on the page itself. A button, a small window, or a survey in the page is enough.
Short answer
Nice Forms can live on your real website. Put a feedback button in the corner. Or open a small window after a few seconds, after someone scrolls, or when they try to leave. You can also place the survey in the page. People who answer do not need an account. On the free plan, answers still count toward 50 per survey.
Product facts
- Product
- Nice Forms
- Category
- Online survey builder
- Free plan
- Yes — 50 responses per survey, unlimited surveys
- Pro price
- $20/month or $13/month billed annually
- Team seats
- Unlimited on Basic and Pro
- Respondents
- No app and no account required
- On the page
- Feedback button, small window, or survey in the page
- When it opens
- After a wait, after a scroll, or when someone tries to leave
Three ways it can appear
Pick the way that matches the page. After a purchase page, a small window can be enough. On a help page, a button in the corner stays out of the way until someone wants it.
- A feedback button in the corner of the page.
- A small window after a wait, a scroll, or when someone leaves.
- The survey sitting in the page itself.
How people answer
They never create a Nice Forms account.
You can still share the same survey with a link, a scan code, or a 6-digit join code.
Results show which page the answer came from.
When Nice Forms is the wrong choice
This is not a full website-research lab. It will not watch every click on its own. It will not change questions based on the last answer. Use it for a short question after a visit, not for a hospital-data setup or a giant usability programme.
When Nice Forms is a good fit
- You want a feedback button on a live product or shop page.
- You want a small window after a few seconds or when someone tries to leave.
- People who answer should not create an account.
When Nice Forms is the wrong choice
- You need questions that branch based on the last answer.
- You need a full click-map research system.
- You need hospital records or a giant company research programme.
Side by side
How website feedback can appear
| Feedback button | Small window | In the page | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where it sits | Corner of the page | Over the page after a trigger | Inside the layout |
| Good after | A product page or a help page | A visit that is about to end | A dedicated feedback page |
| Account to answer | No | No | No |
| Counts to the free limit | Yes — 50 answers per survey | Yes | Yes |
Common questions
Do I need the paid plan to put this on my real website?
No. The button, the small window, and the block in the page work on the free plan. Answers still count toward 50 per survey.
Can I open it when someone tries to leave?
Yes. You can wait a few seconds, wait for a scroll, or open it when someone tries to leave.
Do visitors need an account?
No. They click, answer, and they are done.
Keep exploring
Ask on the page, while the visit is still happening. A button is enough.
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