Start quick polls in no time. Use graph.me votings as a trend indicator, get quick feedback on products, ideas and hot topics. Give your customers some influence and get to know your audience better with demographic filters.
Simply invite people to graph.me or embed a fully customizable poll widget on your own site, blog or facebook page.
You need to register for starting your own polls on graph.me. It also makes sense if you want to vote in graph.me polls from time to time, as you have to fill in personal and demographic data just once, these being saved to your profile automatically.
Use the link in the top right header or the button beneath the intro. Then select the account type that suits your purpose, choose a username and password and fill in your email address. You can use Facebook Connect instead. If you selected a Pro Account please follow our instructions in the payment dialog.
After you have registered we‘ll send you an email asking you to verify your account. Done.
Nothing, basically. Means the graph.me Basic Account is free and will be. We kindly ask you for money only if you select a Pro Account.
You can start for free with a Basic Account including the most important features. There are a few restrictions though: Polls have a maximum number of 250 answers (participants can still vote, but you will only be able to see the most recent 250). Demographic filters are somewhat limited, as are Widgets. Overview
If you want to use graph.me‘s full feature set, you should go for a Pro Account which you can get for 30 days, 90 days or a whole year. And if you and your company have really big plans with graph.me we have a Corporate Account up our sleeve, including full support and individual feedback solutions. Contact us and we‘ll tell you what we can do for you.
These are the Pro features available with a graph.me Pro Account as long as you have it and forever with a Pro Poll (pay as you go):
Yes, anytime. By upgrading to a Pro Account you can use the Pro features on all the polls you have ever started. And see more than just 250 votes.
Yes. You can get all the Pro features on a poll even with a Basic Account by switching from Basic to Pro in Start poll view. We charge a one-time fee („pay as you go“), which gives this poll Pro status forever.
No, it just expires and will be downgraded to a Basic Account automatically, you won‘t be charged again. Of course you can renew your Pro Account anytime simply by hitting the appropriate button in the blue header.
It will be downgraded to a Basic Account. With all its restrictions: Only the 250 most recent votes will be displayed, widgets that show your most recent polls won‘t be updated anymore, the optional poll history is gone. You can only use a limited feature set for new polls and new widgets. However, the demographics you have set in polls when your Pro Account was active remains, already embedded widgets keep their custom design.
Saved widget designs will be available again for new widgets after upgrading to Pro once more.
We treat all the data submitted to graph.me with utmost caution and in accordance to German laws (Bundesdatenschutzgesetz). All the data will only be used anonymised. We won‘t disclose your account name, your email or any other identity information to third parties without your explicit consent. Only Manui GmbH as the company that operates graph.me has access to that data.
Privacy policy, Statement of data usage, General business terms
You can choose from different poll types besides yes/no and Multiple Choice questions. Use a 1-5 scale for likelihood, rating or sympathy and get the trend displayed in a special gauge. Or ask people what they're willing to spend on your product and get numerical results displayed with statistic benchmarks and a distribution chart.
When starting a poll you can choose from a variety of personal and demographic criteria participants have to provide with their vote. The results get much more meaningful and valuable, as you can filter all the votes by this criteria and identify subsets (e.g. men or people at a certain age).
It depends on whether you use a Basic or Pro Account on graph.me. With a Basic account there‘s a maximum of one filter, whereas you can choose from three predefined criteria (gender, year of birth, postcode).
One of the benefits of a Pro Account is that you can set as many filter criteria as you want, though you probably shouldn‘t ask participants for too much background info in a quick poll. We suggest a maximum of three. Choose from a variety of predefined criteria...
...or define your own with a Pro Account (for example „Which smartphone do you use?“).
You decide: A poll can run 20 minutes, 7 days, 3 months or forever. You set the individual duration when creating a poll, can edit these settings later or simply hit start and stop.
Again, it depends on whart account you‘re using. With a pro account you can choose whether participants can view the results. If not, the only thing they see is a confirmation message after voting. It works the same on graph.me and in graph.me widgets. By the way, if you change your mind or want to show the results after voting is already closed you can change this setting anytime.
Basically yes. But there‘s a setting in the Start poll view that let‘s you keep a poll „private“ (see „Further Options“). A private poll can only be accessed via direct link or a widget.
Yes. If you make essential changes to a poll (e.g. answers, title, description) you should bear in mind that this can bias results.
It is on you. Invite people via Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Xing or email. Or embed a poll widget on your site, blog or facebook page (Link zu Tab Maker / allfacebook.de Post / Post im graph.me Blog).
No, anyone can vote. Non registered users can save their demographic data to a cookie, so they won‘t have to fill this in again in the next poll.
Yes, provided you have a Pro Account. Download a PDF report with all the results and filter subsets summarized, plus time-wise distribution of votes. Charts are seperately available as png images, ready to use in your next presentation. In addition to that you can grab the raw data as an Excel or CSV file.
You can embed a graph.me poll widget on as many sites as you want. To question the readers of your blog or in a certain post, your onlineshop‘s customers during checkout, the visitors of your site or your fans on Facebook. To get feedback from your audience right where your audience is. graph.me generates a snippet of javascript code that you paste into your site‘s html where you want the widget to be displayed.
Voting and demographics filters work as they do on „mother“ graph.me.
With both Basic and Pro Account you can create a widget for every single poll. If you have a Pro Account there‘s another widget type available in your poll catalog: A widget that automatically loads your most recent poll, plus a full poll history as an option. So you have to embed this thing just once and it gets updated every time you start a new poll.
There are two predefined formats: Sidebar and Fullsize. Expectedly a small Sidebar widget is perfect to fit into a blog‘s sidebar, for example. A Fullsize widget uses more space and is the right choice for embedding it into a post. Both formats can be further adjusted (Sidebar 180-300px width, Fullsize 400-800px).
If you have a Basic Account, no. Though you can still choose from predefined designs.
Using a Pro Account you have a lot more options and can customize every single parameter, plus save your own designs. This is what can be modified:
With both Basic and Pro Account you can decide whether to display sharing buttons in your widget.
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