Website Feedback Survey Questions

20 Website Feedback Survey Questions to Improve Conversions

Find out why visitors leave - and what stops them from converting

Website feedback surveys help you understand what visitors are looking for, where they get confused, and why they do not convert. Use these website feedback survey questions to improve your homepage, pricing page, and key landing pages.

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When to send

Trigger website feedback surveys on exit intent (when users are about to leave), after key page visits (pricing, demo, contact), or after a specific number of seconds on a page - indicating engagement or confusion.

19 Website Feedback survey questions

Organized by purpose - use the ones that fit your goal, or use them all.

Visitor intent

1

What brought you to this page today?

Single Choice

  • Looking for a specific product or solution
  • Comparing options
  • Just browsing / curious
  • Looking for pricing
  • Looking for documentation
  • Looking to contact you
2

Did you find what you were looking for?

Single Choice

  • Yes, completely
  • Partially
  • No
3

What were you hoping to find on this page?

Open Text

Clarity and messaging

4

Is it clear what [Product / Company] does?

Single Choice

  • Very clear
  • Mostly clear
  • Somewhat unclear
  • Very unclear
5

What is unclear or confusing about this page?

Open Text

6

After reading this page, what do you think [Product] does?

Open Text

7

Does this page answer your questions about [Product]?

Single Choice

  • Yes, fully
  • Mostly
  • Some questions remain
  • No

Decision and conversion blockers

8

What is stopping you from signing up or getting started today?

Open Text

9

Is there anything about [Product] that makes you hesitant?

Open Text

10

What information is missing that would help you make a decision?

Open Text

11

How likely are you to sign up or try [Product]?

Rating Scale (1–10)

Competitive context

12

Are you currently using another tool for this?

Single Choice

  • Yes - [Tool name]
  • No - doing it manually
  • No - not doing it yet
13

What tools are you comparing us against?

Open Text

14

What would make you choose [Product] over the alternatives?

Open Text

Page experience

15

How easy was it to navigate this website?

Rating Scale (1–5)

16

How would you rate the overall design and visual clarity of this page?

Rating Scale (1–5)

17

Is there anything on this page that does not work or seems broken?

Open Text

18

How did you find this page?

Single Choice

  • Google search
  • Social media
  • Word of mouth
  • Email / newsletter
  • Paid ad
  • Other
19

Is there anything else you would like to tell us?

Open Text

Tips for running Website Feedback surveys

1

Show exit-intent surveys on pricing and homepage - these pages have the highest conversion impact.

2

Keep it to 1–2 questions for exit intent. Longer surveys have very low completion on exit.

3

Use "what stopped you" as your single most important question - it reveals objections.

4

Ask clarity questions on new landing pages before running ads to validate messaging.

5

Segment responses by traffic source to understand if messaging resonates with each channel.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a website feedback survey?

A website feedback survey collects input from visitors about their experience on your site - whether they found what they were looking for, what is unclear, and what stops them from converting. It is typically shown as an embedded widget or exit-intent popup.

Where should I show website feedback surveys?

The highest-value pages are pricing, homepage, and landing pages. Show surveys on exit intent or after 30+ seconds on the page (indicating engagement or confusion). Avoid showing on every page as it creates survey fatigue.

What is the most important website feedback question?

"What stopped you from signing up today?" is the single most valuable conversion question. It surfaces objections directly, which you can then address in your copy, FAQ, or messaging.

How do website feedback surveys differ from usability testing?

Website feedback surveys collect self-reported feedback at scale. Usability testing observes behavior with a small number of users. Both are useful - surveys for scale, usability testing for depth.

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