Comparison
Recruit-only vs full-stack research platforms

A side-by-side comparison of two kinds of research platform. Recruit-only panels such as Respondent, Prolific and CleverX find a qualified participant and stop there, so the team still pays for a call tool, a notetaker, transcription, a repository and the synthesis time. A full-stack, AI-native platform covers the whole job: it recruits, moderates, transcribes, analyzes and reports. Koji works this way, recruiting from your own users or its panel and running the AI-moderated interview.
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Recruit-only panels
- Examples: Respondent, Prolific and CleverX
- Hand you a qualified participant and stop
- You still pay for a call tool and a notetaker
- Transcription and a repository cost extra
- Synthesis is hours of your own work
Full-stack, AI-native platform
- Recruits the participants
- Moderates the interview
- Transcribes every session
- Analyzes the answers and writes the report
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<p>Source: <a href="https://www.koji.so/visuals/recruit-only-vs-full-stack-research-platforms">Recruit-only vs full-stack research platforms</a>, Koji</p>

