A Prolific-Friendly Survey Tool for Researchers
Conjoint Survey is designed to work smoothly with Prolific fielding. Create a study URL, capture participant parameters, return completion codes or redirects when appropriate, and export clean data for analysis.
Best For
- Researchers recruiting respondents through Prolific.
- Studies that need participant IDs, completion codes, duplicate checks, and clean exports.
- Conjoint studies, survey experiments, and questionnaires fielded to online samples.
What You Can Do
Why Researchers Choose It
Built around external recruitment
The app assumes researchers will often recruit through panels, email, or LMS systems.
Fast fielding checks
Preview, Study Review, and launch checklist help catch setup problems before posting the study.
Useful after data collection
Exports, balance tables, plots, and methods text reduce post-fielding cleanup work.
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 recruit Prolific respondents?
No. It hosts the survey and analysis workflow. Researchers recruit respondents through Prolific or another source.
Can it store Prolific IDs?
Yes. URL parameters can be captured and included in exports for duplicate checks and fielding records.
Can free users use Prolific?
Free users can field one real study, but custom redirects, completion codes, full exports, and archive bundles are paid features.
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