
Simplesat is a focused customer feedback platform that helps support teams and product teams collect and act on short satisfaction surveys. The product is designed to capture CSAT, NPS, and CES-style metrics at the point of customer contact — for example after a support ticket is closed, following a chat conversation, or inside a product experience. Responses are lightweight (one- or two-question surveys) so response rates are typically higher than with long-form surveys.
Simplesat is mainly used by customer support, customer success, and product organizations that need to measure qualitative and quantitative satisfaction at scale without interrupting workflows. It emphasizes fast deployment, pre-built integrations with common helpdesk tools, and APIs/webhooks so teams can attach feedback to tickets, users, and accounts in their existing systems.
Typical deployments include adding satisfaction widgets to ticket close messages, sending follow-up email surveys after interactions, embedding feedback prompts inside web apps, and using CSAT as an operational metric for agent performance and product prioritization.
For official implementation details and the latest product pages, check Simplesat's product documentation and guides.
Simplesat provides a compact set of features focused on collecting, routing, and analyzing short customer feedback. Core capabilities include:
Beyond those basics, Simplesat supports conditional logic for survey follow-ups, response metadata (tags, custom fields), and team queuing: you can route specific surveys to particular products, teams, or agents. It also includes export options (CSV/JSON) and role-based access for admins and managers.
Simplesat emphasizes minimal friction: short surveys, simple embeds, and direct ticket/agent association so feedback is actionable without extensive survey design or heavy analytics configuration.
Simplesat offers these pricing plans:
Monthly and annual pricing options are common: monthly plans are billed month-to-month while annual billing typically provides a multi-month discount when paid upfront. Check Simplesat's current pricing plans for the latest rates, response limits, and enterprise options.
Simplesat starts at $0/month with the Free Plan that includes limited responses and basic survey widgets. Paid plans begin at $29/month for teams that need higher response volumes and professional features. Monthly billing is available for Starter and Professional tiers; Enterprise is quoted individually.
Simplesat costs $290/year for the Starter plan when billed annually (equivalent to two months free versus monthly billing) and $790/year for the Professional plan under annual billing. Enterprise customers receive custom annual contracts tailored to response volume and compliance needs.
Simplesat pricing ranges from $0 (free) to custom enterprise contracts (commonly $29–$79/month for mid-market teams). The primary cost drivers are monthly response allowances, number of integrations required, and security/compliance features such as SAML/SSO and custom data retention. Larger organizations or those with strict compliance needs typically move to Enterprise plans with personalized pricing.
Simplesat is used to measure customer sentiment immediately after interactions with support, success, or product flows. It’s useful for operational metrics (CSAT by agent, queue, or product), for monitoring trends after product releases, and for collecting contextual feedback to prioritize fixes or improvements.
Operational use cases include using CSAT as a quality metric on a customer support dashboard, triggering follow-up tickets or tasks for low scores, and aggregating feedback by product area to inform roadmaps. Product teams use in-app widgets to collect feedback tied to specific features or workflows, enabling rapid, contextual insight from active users.
Teams also use Simplesat for SLA monitoring — for example, to detect when satisfaction drops below a threshold after critical incidents — and for coaching: agent-level CSAT ensures training targets are objective and tied to customer outcomes.
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Operationally, Simplesat trades breadth for simplicity: teams that need lightweight, actionable CSAT will benefit, while teams that need long-form research or advanced behavioral analytics will need complementary tools.
Simplesat provides a free tier that lets teams evaluate survey widgets and basic reporting without a credit card. Paid plans typically come with a trial period (commonly 14 days) so you can test higher response volumes, integrations, and reporting features before committing. The free tier is useful for proof-of-concept work — you can embed a widget, send email follow-ups, and see initial reporting right away.
During a trial, you should test the full workflow: trigger a survey from your helpdesk, verify that responses attach to the correct ticket or user record, and confirm that reporting and exports meet your operational needs. For enterprise trials, Simplesat’s onboarding includes help with integration mapping, SSO setup, and response volume planning.
Yes, Simplesat offers a Free Plan. The Free Plan provides limited monthly responses, basic survey templates, and core widgets suitable for individual users or small teams wanting to validate the approach. Larger teams will typically upgrade to a paid plan for higher response caps, advanced reporting, and SSO.
Simplesat provides a REST-based API and webhook system that lets you programmatically create surveys, fetch responses, and attach metadata to results. Common API workflows include:
Webhooks allow real-time delivery of responses into downstream systems such as queue processors, CRM updates, or analytics pipelines. SDKs and client examples are provided in the developer documentation for common languages and platforms.
For full technical details, authentication methods, rate limits, and example requests, see the Simplesat developer documentation which lists endpoints for surveys, responses, webhooks, and account configuration.
Simplesat is used for collecting short customer satisfaction surveys (CSAT, NPS, CES) at the point of interaction. Teams use it to measure support quality, track trends after product releases, and attach feedback to tickets or customer records for operational actions.
Yes, Simplesat offers a native Zendesk integration. It can automatically send a survey when a ticket is closed, attach responses to the ticket, and provide agent-level reporting inside your Zendesk workflows.
Simplesat starts at $0/month with the Free Plan; paid plans begin at $29/month for the Starter tier. Pricing depends on response volume, integrations, and enterprise features like SSO and data retention.
Yes, Simplesat has a Free Plan. The Free Plan includes core survey widgets and basic reporting with limits on monthly responses, which is useful for small teams or proof-of-concept tests.
Yes, Simplesat supports embeddable widgets and in-app survey prompts. You can place lightweight feedback widgets inside web apps or product flows and tie responses back to user accounts for contextual analysis.
Simplesat integrates with major helpdesks, CRMs, and automation tools. Common integrations include Zendesk, Freshdesk, Intercom, Help Scout, HubSpot, Salesforce, and productivity tools via Zapier and webhooks for custom integrations.
Yes, Simplesat provides a REST API and webhooks for programmatic access. The API supports creating surveys, submitting responses, retrieving response history, and subscribing to webhook events for real-time workflows.
Simplesat provides standard SaaS security controls including SSL/TLS encryption and role-based access. Enterprise plans add SSO/SAML and additional contractual security controls; contact Simplesat for details on SOC/ISO certifications and data residency options.
Yes, Simplesat supports exports and API access for downstream analysis. You can export CSV/JSON of responses or use the API/webhooks to stream responses into a data warehouse or BI tool for advanced segmentation and reporting.
Simplesat focuses on short transactional feedback tied to support workflows, while SurveyMonkey targets long-form research and complex surveys. Simplesat is optimized for integration with ticketing systems and rapid operational reporting; SurveyMonkey provides more advanced survey logic, sampling, and research features.
Simplesat typically lists engineering, product, and customer success roles on their careers page. Candidates interested in customer feedback platforms should look for roles in backend engineering (API and integrations), frontend (widgets and embeds), and customer success where product and support intersect. For the latest openings and hiring process details, review the Simplesat careers page.
Simplesat runs partner and referral programs for agencies and consultants who specialize in customer experience, helpdesk deployment, or SaaS integrations. Affiliate or partner tiers usually include referral credits, co-marketing materials, and onboarding assistance for referred customers. Contact Simplesat’s partnerships team via their website to get program terms and sign-up details.
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