Product Market Fit Survey
Perfect for estimating your Product Market Fit, PMF surveys help you gauge your customers' dependency and fondness of your product, helping you see how likely are you to gain traction.
Ready-made questionnaire templates for NPS, CSAT, CES, PMF, exit surveys, and customer satisfaction research. Customize the questions, embed the survey widget, and segment responses by user type — all in minutes.
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Perfect for estimating your Product Market Fit, PMF surveys help you gauge your customers' dependency and fondness of your product, helping you see how likely are you to gain traction.
Perfect for estimating your Product Market Fit and gathering NPS feedback from your users.
Stop building features nobody uses. Validate ideas with your target customers before committing engineering resources.
Find out why 95% of visitors don't sign up. Remove objections and increase conversion by understanding what holds people back.
Determine if your product solves a critical problem or is just a convenience - essential for PMF validation.
Understand what 'job' customers hire your product to do - strong job alignment indicates PMF.
Validate whether your business model and pricing strategy works economically for your target market. Understand willingness to pay and budget constraints.
Collect feedback from website visitors about their experience, what they're looking for, and why they visited. Great for landing page optimization.
Collect structured feedback from beta testers. Understand what works, what's broken, and what to prioritize before launch.
The exact 4-question PMF survey Rahul Vohra used to take Superhuman from 22% to 58% product-market fit. Based on the Sean Ellis test. Segment to champions, understand what they love, and build a split roadmap.
The original Sean Ellis PMF survey used by Dropbox, Slack, and 1,000+ startups. Ask the 'very disappointed' question and measure if you've crossed the 40% product market fit threshold.
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