Vidhook is a tag-based survey maker with real-time results and AI insights. Free plan available; paid plans start at $9/month. See features and pricing.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Vidhook is a web-based survey maker that collects feedback through tags instead of long lists of questions. Tags describe the subject of a survey, and respondents select the ones that match their opinion. Vidhook then combines the tags from all responses into an overall result. The tool is aimed at businesses, product teams, meeting organizers, and employers.
Respondents do not need an account, and surveys work on mobile, tablet, and desktop browsers. Creators can build a form from scratch or start from a template, use custom tags with emoji, and choose between anonymous and non-anonymous collection. The company positions the product around surveys that take about a minute to finish, which is meant to raise response rates.
The workflow has four steps. A creator sets up a form or picks a template, shares a short survey link, collects responses from any device with a web browser, and reviews the results in a survey dashboard. Links can be posted on social media, newsletters, forums, or messaging apps, or printed as a QR code on posters, flyers, or product packaging.
Each response is a set of selected tags. The dashboard shows individual responses alongside aggregated results, available in real time. Once a survey has at least three responses, Vidhook generates AI-powered insights and recommendations, and it updates them as new responses arrive. Creators can also add a redirect button with a custom URL to the end screen of the survey.
The core feature is tag-based surveys with custom tags, including emoji. Around it sit a survey builder with customizable templates, optional contact fields for name, email, and phone, and the choice between anonymous and non-anonymous forms. A redirect button on the end screen can send respondents to a website of the creator's choice after they finish the form.
On the analysis side, Vidhook offers individual responses, statistics, and aggregated results in real time, plus AI-generated insights and recommendations. Redirect on completion and the AI features are listed on the Basic and Pro plans, while the Free plan lists survey templates only. The sources do not mention integrations, exports, or API access, so teams with those needs should ask the company.
Vidhook is a web-based survey maker that uses tags to collect feedback. Respondents select tags that match their opinion, and Vidhook aggregates them into an overall result. It is aimed at businesses, product teams, meeting organizers, and employers.
Vidhook has a Free plan at $0 per month, a Basic plan at $9 per month, and a Pro plan at $19 per month. Free allows 1 active survey and 25 responses per survey, Basic allows 5 active surveys and 500 responses per survey, and Pro is unlimited.
Yes. The Free plan costs $0 per month, requires no credit card, and includes survey templates, 1 active survey, and 25 responses per survey.
No. Respondents do not need an account. Creators can run fully anonymous surveys or ask respondents to share their name, email, and phone.
Once a survey has at least 3 responses, AI-powered insights and recommendations are generated to summarize the feedback. They are continuously updated as new responses come in. They are listed on the Basic and Pro plans.
Each survey has a short link that can be posted on social media, email newsletters, forums, or messaging apps. The link can also be printed as a QR code for posters, flyers, or product packaging.
The survey stops accepting responses, and respondents see a message that the survey is unavailable. Archiving a survey also makes it inactive and its link stops working.
Yes. Vidhook is described as working well on mobile, tablet, and desktop for both survey creators and respondents.