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Customer feedback software: four categories compared
A table that splits customer feedback software into four categories by the kind of signal each collects: surveys, in-product widgets, review platforms and AI interview platforms. It compares them on what they collect, how much volume they bring in, how deep the answers go and their relative cost. Use it to see which slot in your stack is missing. Koji is an AI interview platform: it runs voice or text interviews with follow-up questions and analyzes the answers.
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| Category | What it collects | Volume | Depth | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Surveys | Closed-ended answers, light open-ended text | High | Low | Low |
| In-product widgets | Micro-feedback in context (NPS, CSAT, intent) | Very high | Very low | Low to mid |
| Review platforms | Public ratings and reviews | Variable | Low to mid | Mid |
| AI interview platforms | Conversational depth with structured analysis | Mid to high | Very high | Mid |
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