A Survey Tool for MTurk-Style Research Workflows
Conjoint Survey supports the practical pieces researchers need when fielding studies through MTurk-style workflows: a public survey URL, respondent/session tracking, URL parameter capture, completion messaging, duplicate checks, and analysis exports.
Best For
- Academic studies recruited through MTurk, CloudResearch-style workflows, panels, or email.
- Researchers who need a simple survey link plus clean respondent-level records.
- Conjoint studies, experiments, questionnaires, and text-response studies.
What You Can Do
Why Researchers Choose It
Simple external fielding
Use the app for the instrument and data, then use your preferred recruitment source.
Research-focused outputs
Exports are built for social science analysis instead of generic form reporting.
Low-cost access
The pricing is designed for individual researchers, not only departments with enterprise contracts.
Research Workflow Fit
| Need | Conjoint Survey Approach |
|---|---|
| Build | Questionnaire, survey experiment, conjoint, and no-conjoint modes in one app. |
| Field | Shareable URLs, respondent/session IDs, URL parameter capture, completion handling, and duplicate checks. |
| Check | Study Review, design guardrails, randomization audit, balance tables, and validation artifacts. |
| Analyze | ATE/AMCE-style estimates, treatment-effect tables, text metrics, plots, and model-ready CSV exports. |
| Document | IRB packet, preregistration text, methods text, codebook, replication bundle, and reviewer appendix exports. |
Questions Researchers Ask
Does Conjoint Survey manage MTurk payments?
No. Respondent recruitment and payment stay in the external panel system.
Can I use completion codes?
Yes. Completion codes and redirects are available for paid users.
Can I prevent duplicate responses?
The app records duplicate signals and supports duplicate-response detection for review and exclusion.
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