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10 GetFeedback Competitors for Enterprise Teams Leaving GetFeedback Direct in 2026

Johannes

Johannes

Co-Founder @ Formbricks

13 Minutes

Updated November 13, 2026

GetFeedback Direct retires on December 31, 2026, and every team running Salesforce NPS, CSAT or CES programs on it needs a new home. This guide compares 10 GetFeedback competitors for that move, grouped by what your migration needs most: native Salesforce continuity, control over where data lives, or one enterprise platform for every department. If you only use the GetFeedback website widget, skip to the last group.

GetFeedback competitors for enterprise teams leaving GetFeedback Direct

Key takeaways

  • Deadline: GetFeedback Direct retires December 31, 2026 (Salesforce Ben). SurveyMonkey has not published a post-shutdown data retention policy, so export now.
  • Official path: SurveyMonkey Enterprise, with Salesforce as a separately priced add-on that connects externally, not as a managed package.
  • Keep native Salesforce: SurveyVista, Zonka Feedback and Responsly.
  • Control where data lives: Formbricks, which you can self-host on your own servers or cloud account; its hosted Public Cloud is SOC 2 Type II audited, and Formbricks is ISO 27001 compliant.
  • One enterprise platform for every team: Qualtrics, Alchemer and QuestionPro.

What is GetFeedback?

GetFeedback is a SurveyMonkey product line. SurveyMonkey has been privately held since an STG-led consortium took Momentive private in 2023 and returned to the SurveyMonkey name. GetFeedback has meant two products:

  • GetFeedback Direct: the Salesforce-native CX survey platform, an AppExchange managed package with object mapping, Flow-triggered NPS, CSAT and CES surveys and email-embedded questions. It retires December 31, 2026.
  • GetFeedback (formerly GetFeedback Digital): a website feedback tool with a passive form, behavior-triggered campaigns, an in-page widget and an analysis dashboard (product page). It continues for existing customers.

SurveyMonkey stopped publishing GetFeedback prices in late 2026. The product page now shows only "Log in." Our GetFeedback pricing guide covers the last known prices and what Direct contracts cost.

GetFeedback website feedback product page, historical capture from August 2026

Historical capture of the GetFeedback product page, August 2026. The page no longer offers sign-up.

Why enterprise teams are replacing GetFeedback now

The deadline is fixed. Salesforce field mappings, triggers and Flows built years ago have to be rebuilt somewhere else before December 31.

The official path costs more for Salesforce-only teams. Zonka Feedback's cost comparison estimates that a 5-admin team paying about $6,000 a year for Direct would pay $8,000 to $18,000 a year on SurveyMonkey Enterprise once the Salesforce add-on is included. Zonka also reports that automated migration is offered to US customers only.

Vendor sunsets are a pattern. Qualtrics shut down Delighted on June 30, 2026 and closed its $6.75B Press Ganey Forsta acquisition in May 2026. Many teams now add "can this vendor retire our product?" to the evaluation.

GetFeedback competitors at a glance

Which GetFeedback competitor fits your migration

  • Continuity seekers want the same Salesforce architecture on a new vendor: SurveyVista, Zonka Feedback, Responsly.
  • IT-led teams need data in their own jurisdiction or infrastructure, a fast security review, and no repeat sunset: Formbricks.
  • Consolidators want one platform for CX, HR and research: SurveyMonkey Enterprise, Qualtrics, Alchemer, QuestionPro.
  • Website widget users of the surviving GetFeedback product: Survicate, Refiner, or Formbricks website surveys.

Industry picks:

IndustryMain constraintShortlist
HealthcareHealth data and HIPAAFormbricks self-hosted, Zonka Feedback (BAA per Zonka), Alchemer
Public sectorSovereignty, air-gapped or government cloudFormbricks self-hosted, QuestionPro GovCloud
Banking and insuranceAudit, SSO, data residencyFormbricks Experience Suite, Alchemer, Qualtrics
B2B SaaSIn-app and product feedbackRefiner, Survicate, Formbricks

The 10 best GetFeedback competitors for enterprise teams

1. Formbricks: own your experience data instead of renting it back

Formbricks is an experience management platform you can run where your data has to live. Enterprises choose it for data sovereignty, self-hosting and security review. Open source is how it delivers that, under AGPLv3.

Formbricks experience management platform homepage

For IT and security:

  • Run it self-hosted today, on your own servers or in your own AWS, Azure or GCP account; Dedicated cloud and Managed by Formbricks (EU or Saudi Arabia) are coming soon. Docker and Kubernetes (Helm charts) are supported. See how Formbricks self-hosting works.
  • SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 compliant, GDPR and CCPA compliant (compliance overview). The SOC 2 audit covers the Formbricks Public Cloud, hosted in Frankfurt, Germany. Self-hosted customers run their own controls on the same codebase.
  • SAML and OIDC SSO, 2FA, teams and access roles, audit logging, a DPA and custom terms. Self-hosted, there are zero sub-processors.
  • No product decision by a vendor can retire a deployment you run yourself.

For CX teams:

  • NPS, CSAT and CES by link, email, website and in-app, with hidden fields to carry Salesforce record IDs.
  • Responses reach Salesforce through Make (recommended), n8n or a custom webhook, following the Formbricks Salesforce guide.
  • Workflows (beta) can send a personalized email when a response is completed; they are in the Experience Suite.
  • Unify Feedback consolidates survey, CSV and API feedback with AI sentiment enrichment, Topics (preview) and shareable dashboards (Experience Suite).
  • Cost follows responses, not seats.

Trade-off: Formbricks has no native Salesforce managed package. Expect to rebuild triggers and write-back with webhooks or an automation tool.

Pricing: Experience Suite by quote: an annual license priced by responses and workspaces, with unlimited seats and a free 15-day trial license key (enterprise license). Small teams can start on Surveys Pro at $89 a month, or $74 billed annually (pricing).

2. SurveyMonkey Enterprise: the official migration path

SurveyMonkey Enterprise is where SurveyMonkey is steering Direct customers. It is a multi-department survey platform with SSO, a choice of US, Canada or EU data center, and Enterprise admin controls (SurveyMonkey Team and Enterprise plans).

How it compares to GetFeedback Direct: Salesforce runs through "SurveyMonkey for Salesforce," a paid Enterprise add-on with an external OAuth connection, so mappings must be rebuilt and some survey changes need Salesforce admin coordination (Zonka Feedback).

Pricing: Quote-only, 5+ users. Zonka estimates $25 to $75+ per user per month plus $5,000 to $15,000 a year for the Salesforce add-on.

Best for: Organizations that will use surveys across HR, marketing and CX and want to stay with one vendor.

3. Zonka Feedback: native Salesforce with AI analysis

Zonka Feedback markets itself directly to Direct customers, with bidirectional Salesforce sync to Contacts, Cases, Accounts, Opportunities and custom objects, AI theme and sentiment analysis, and SMS, WhatsApp and kiosk distribution.

Pricing: Quote-based. Zonka's own page says response-based pricing typically lands at $5,000 to $25,000 a year for 50 to 500 employee organizations, and it offers HIPAA with a signed BAA (Zonka Feedback).

Best for: CX teams that want the same Salesforce workflow they already built, plus analysis Direct never had. Cloud only.

4. Qualtrics: enterprise XM across every department

Qualtrics covers customer, employee, product and brand experience with deep text analytics and a large integration library, including a paid Salesforce add-on.

Pricing: One public price, $420 a month billed annually ($5,040 a year) for its self-serve research plan (Qualtrics buy online). CX and EX are quote-only. See our Qualtrics vs SurveyMonkey comparison.

Watch for: Qualtrics retired Delighted in 2026 and is integrating Press Ganey Forsta, so ask how your product line fits its roadmap.

Best for: Large enterprises consolidating research and CX into one platform with a services budget.

5. Alchemer: research depth with compliance coverage

Alchemer (formerly SurveyGizmo) offers two-way Salesforce integration, advanced logic and quotas, and regional data centers in the US, Canada, EU and Australia. Its pricing page lists GDPR, HIPAA, ISO 27001, CCPA, SOC 2 Type 2 and FERPA.

Pricing: Per-user plans are published on its pricing page, with a 7-day trial on Professional. Enterprise is quoted. See Alchemer pricing for detail.

Best for: Research teams that need Salesforce depth and compliance and can absorb a learning curve. Cloud only, no self-hosting.

6. QuestionPro CX: CX plus market research

QuestionPro's CX product adds journey mapping, closed-loop case management and churn analysis on top of its survey platform. Salesforce starts at Advanced, and HubSpot and webhooks at Team Edition. It runs 8 regional data centers plus a GovCloud product.

Pricing: CX is request-pricing only. The survey plans are public: Team Edition is $83 per user per month billed annually with a 5-user minimum. SAML SSO and HIPAA sit in the Research tier and CX and EX products (QuestionPro pricing). Contracts carry a 1-year minimum. See our QuestionPro pricing guide.

Best for: Teams that want CX and market research (panels, conjoint) from one vendor.

7. SurveyVista: 100% Salesforce-native

SurveyVista runs entirely inside your Salesforce org. Surveys, logic and data stay in Salesforce, with automation through native Flows.

Pricing: Core from $2,999 a year (2 internal users) and Premium from $7,499 a year (5 users) per Salesforce production org; Enterprise is quoted (SurveyVista pricing). Requires Salesforce Enterprise edition or above.

Best for: Salesforce-first teams that want no external data store. Distribution is limited to what Salesforce can send.

8. Responsly: budget Salesforce write-back

Responsly positions itself as a like-for-like Direct replacement, with Salesforce triggers and write-back on its Professional plan, AI analysis and WhatsApp distribution.

Pricing: Essential from $50 a month without Salesforce, Professional from $250 a month billed yearly with Salesforce write-back, Enterprise on quote (Responsly).

Best for: Mid-market CX teams that want published pricing and Salesforce write-back without an enterprise contract.

The last two are for teams on the surviving GetFeedback website widget, not Direct.

9. Survicate: website and in-app surveys

Survicate covers website, in-app, mobile and email surveys with behavioral targeting. Its Enterprise plan adds SAML SSO, access logs and custom DPA terms.

Pricing: Growth from $56 a month billed annually, Pro from $349 a month, Enterprise from $569 a month (Survicate pricing).

10. Refiner: in-app feedback for SaaS products

Refiner focuses on in-app microsurveys triggered by product analytics events, with Segment and Rudderstack sync and web and mobile SDKs.

Pricing: MAU-based, from $79 a month, with unlimited responses on paid plans (Refiner).

Migration timeline: November 12 to December 31, 2026

WeekWhat to do
Nov 12 to Nov 21Export all responses, trend history and survey definitions. Document every Salesforce mapping, trigger and Flow.
Nov 24 to Dec 5Pick the platform. Start the security review (data location, certifications, SSO, DPA).
Dec 8 to Dec 19Rebuild priority surveys and Salesforce mappings. Run old and new side by side for one survey cycle.
Dec 22 to Dec 31Cut over, confirm response counts match, and archive the exports.

The survey rebuild is usually quick. Field mappings take longest, because the original setup is often undocumented.

How to choose a GetFeedback replacement

QuestionWhy it matters
Where will response data be stored, and can we run it ourselves?Decides whether the security review is quick or slow, and who can retire the product
How does it write back to Salesforce, and who maintains that?Native package, external add-on or API changes your admin workload
Which certifications cover the platform?SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 are standard asks from InfoSec
Is pricing per seat or per response?Per-seat plans get expensive when more teams run surveys
What happens to our data if you retire this product?GetFeedback Direct customers are learning this the hard way

GetFeedback competitors FAQ

What is GetFeedback?
GetFeedback is a SurveyMonkey product line. GetFeedback Direct is a Salesforce-native CX survey platform that retires on December 31, 2026. The other product, formerly GetFeedback Digital and now just GetFeedback, is a website feedback tool with passive forms, behavior-triggered campaigns, an in-page widget and an analysis dashboard.
Who are GetFeedback's main competitors?
For GetFeedback Direct customers, the main competitors are SurveyMonkey Enterprise (the official path), Zonka Feedback, SurveyVista, Responsly, Qualtrics, Alchemer, QuestionPro and Formbricks. For the website feedback product, competitors include Survicate, Refiner and Formbricks.
What is the best GetFeedback alternative for Salesforce teams?
If you want a native Salesforce package, SurveyVista runs entirely inside Salesforce, and Zonka Feedback and Responsly offer native write-back. If data location and security review matter more, Formbricks can be self-hosted and connects to Salesforce through documented Make, n8n or webhook recipes.
What happens to my data when GetFeedback Direct shuts down?
SurveyMonkey has not published a post-shutdown data retention policy. Export all responses, trend history, survey definitions and Salesforce mapping documentation before December 31, 2026.
How much does GetFeedback cost?
SurveyMonkey no longer publishes GetFeedback pricing. The last published self-serve prices, from August 2026, were Starter at $119 a month and Plus at $299 a month. GetFeedback Direct was custom-quoted, typically $3,000 to $9,000 a year according to Zonka Feedback's research.
Is GetFeedback owned by SurveyMonkey?
Yes. GetFeedback is a SurveyMonkey product line. SurveyMonkey has been privately held since an STG-led consortium took its parent Momentive private in 2023, after which the company returned to the SurveyMonkey name.
What are the main competitors of SurveyMonkey?
SurveyMonkey's main competitors include Qualtrics, Typeform, Google Forms, Alchemer, QuestionPro, Jotform and Formbricks. Qualtrics and Alchemer compete for enterprise research and CX, Typeform and Google Forms for simple self-serve surveys, and Formbricks for teams that need self-hosting and data control.
What are the top 10 survey software platforms?
Widely used survey platforms in 2026 include SurveyMonkey, Qualtrics, Google Forms, Microsoft Forms, Typeform, Jotform, QuestionPro, Alchemer, Survicate and Formbricks. The right one depends on whether you need simple forms, enterprise research, in-product feedback or self-hosting.
Is there a free alternative to SurveyMonkey?
Yes. Google Forms is free for basic surveys. Formbricks has a free Surveys Hobby plan with 250 responses a month and a free, self-hosted Community Edition with no response limits. LimeSurvey also has an open-source edition. SurveyMonkey's own Basic plan is free but limits questions and viewable responses.
Is there an open-source alternative to GetFeedback?
Yes. Formbricks is open source under AGPLv3 and can run on your own servers or in your own cloud account. It is the only open-source option in this list. LimeSurvey is another open-source survey tool, though it does not target Salesforce CX programs.
Does Formbricks integrate with Salesforce like GetFeedback Direct?
Not the same way. GetFeedback Direct was a managed package inside Salesforce. Formbricks has no native Salesforce integration yet; its docs show how to create or update Salesforce records with Make, n8n or a custom webhook, so triggers and write-back need to be rebuilt.

Final verdict

If you want the same Salesforce setup on a new vendor, shortlist SurveyVista, Zonka Feedback and Responsly. If you want to stay with SurveyMonkey, budget for Enterprise licenses plus the Salesforce add-on. If this sunset is a reason to control where your experience data lives, shortlist Formbricks and start the security review this month.