Rate the parts as a grid
A rating grid puts every session on one scale in one screen, which is far quicker to answer than eight separate questions.
An event feedback form is worth sending within a day of the event and nearly worthless a week later. People forget which session was which, and the answers turn into general goodwill instead of specifics you can act on.
Opens the new-form flow, where the template picker is waiting. Free plan: unlimited forms, 100 responses a month.
The useful version rates the parts, not just the whole. One overall score tells you whether to run it again; per-session ratings tell you what to change when you do.
A starting point, not a rulebook: every question below is a real Questionful question type, and all of them are editable once the form is in your account.
| Question | Question type |
|---|---|
| How would you rate the event overall? | Linear scale |
| Which sessions did you attend? Branch to a per-track section if you need to | Checkboxes |
| Rate each session you attended | Rating grid |
| What was the most useful thing you took away? | Paragraph |
| What should we change next time? | Paragraph |
| How were the venue and catering? | Rating grid |
| Would you come to the next one? | Multiple choice |
| Can we quote your feedback? Routes to a name and role section when Yes | Multiple choice |
| Your name and role Only shown to people who agreed to be quoted | Short answer |
A rating grid puts every session on one scale in one screen, which is far quicker to answer than eight separate questions.
Email the form to your attendee list in paced batches straight from Questionful, while people still remember which talk was which.
A yes routes to a short section asking for a name and role, so testimonials come with attribution and consent attached.
Turn on the public response summary to show speakers and sponsors how it went. Closed-set questions only, open text stays private.
Yes. Questionful can send a form to a contact list in paced batches rather than one blast, which keeps deliverability sane.
Yes, with a rating grid, one row per session, one shared scale.
Yes, either by exporting to CSV or PDF, or with the opt-in public response summary, which aggregates closed-set questions only.
Yes. Leave out the name and email questions; respondents never sign in, so nothing links a response to a person.
Scales, grids and summaries, questions built to aggregate.
FeatureRoute each answer choice to its own section, so people only see what applies.
Feature19 types, including specialist ones most builders skip.
TemplateSign people up, capture sessions and dietary needs, and confirm by email.
TemplateRate the experience, then ask the follow-up that fits the rating.
TemplateEnd-of-course ratings on teaching, content, and workload.
Use caseTake registrations for workshops, webinars, and meetups: with the details you need, collected once and exportable.
Use caseRun satisfaction and product-feedback surveys where the follow-up question depends on the answer you just got.
Unlimited forms and 100 responses a month, free. Paid plans from €19.
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