Appsmith vs. AskNicely

It is best suited if you want to build a tool for internal use purpose. It is even better suited if you have your data in Google Sheets. You can build apps with functionlity of CRUD where you can not just view but modify and add new entries so you can make good internal CRM tool or HR tool or anything that you need with the flexibility that Appsmith offers.

Incentivized

AskNicely is well suited for surveying customers about how they are feeling about your product. This can be their overall feeling or after they have taken a certain action. E.g. used a particular feature. It's not designed for getting through customer feedback, rather gauging satisfaction. You will need to follow up with other survey methods for detailed feedback.

Incentivized

• Connect to external data sources like Google Sheets
• Using JS to manupulate data
• Can use JS almost everywhere within design

Incentivized

• NPS Surveys - Easy to access and use and branded for our company.
• Analytics - AskNicely provides simple and robust analytics for identifying trends in data.
• Workflows - AskNicely uniquely provides automated workflows in response to NPS results. This means teams like customer success and marketing can spend less time reacting and researching and more time working to create programs that drive more business and improve our customer experience.

Incentivized

• UI could be more responsive. Its bit hassle to create a UI which would fit mobile devices.
• If there are multiple UI blocks it gets cumbersome to adjust their size and appearance as you have to do it one by one.

Incentivized

• Integrations could always be another but they do a nice job getting Asknicely and CRM’s talking nicely to one another
• I’d like to see more resources on how to take small businesses to the next level of CX execution using NPS and AskNicely
• More, not fewer plan options

Incentivized

We are still evaluating SurveyMonkey against AskNicely, but initial results would seem to favor the latter. For ease-of-use, flexibility, and easily accessible analytics, AskNicely wins on all counts. Both have robust outreach engines, and there are limitations and pros/cons on each application. It is at least a very competitive match up, and I would hesitate to besmirch one tool over the other. SurveyMonkey users would benefit from giving AskNicely a once-over, though.

Incentivized

• Saves tons of money to hire a vendor to build apps or hire a specialist within org to build internal apps

Incentivized

• Ask Nicely is just for internal use and we don't monitor it in relevance to GMV
• Ask Nicely is a good way to provide quantifiable goals in customer service which is often qualitative
• Ask Nicely is a great way to follow up with all customers who have not had a good experience

Incentivized