WebAsk is one of the most complete survey tools on the Russian-language market: 35 question types, a logic map and an on-premise box. Here is how the plans and features line up.
WebAsk covers almost every research need: A/B tests of question wording, quotas, imports from Typeform with the responses, and an email on every submission. Askyo has a narrower feature set, but its logic is built directly on a diagram, and 5,000 responses a month cost 1 490 ₽ against 2 890 ₽ on the WebAsk Standard plan. WebAsk prices and limits were checked against webask.io/pricing on 27 September 2026.
| Feature | Askyo | WebAsk |
|---|---|---|
| How logic is set up | on a diagram (graph) | branching + logic map |
| Question types | 43 | 35 |
| Free plan | 5 surveys, 150 responses in total | up to 50 surveys, 100 responses/mo |
| First paid plan | Pro 1 490 ₽/mo | Basic 1 790 ₽/mo |
| Responses on that plan | 5,000/mo | 1,000/mo |
| 5,000 responses a month | 1 490 ₽ (Pro) | 2 890 ₽ (Standard) |
| AI in the editor | Yo on every plan | MCP from Basic, AI analytics from Premium |
| Webhooks | from Pro | from Standard |
| REST API | from Business | from Basic |
| Import from other tools | no | Typeform, Anketolog |
| Email on every response | no | yes |
| A/B tests of wording | no | yes |
| Self-hosted build | Enterprise | from 590 000 ₽ for year one |
WebAsk features and prices were checked against its official pages on 27 September 2026. Spotted something out of date? Write to support@askyo.ru and we will fix it. Sources: WebAsk pricing
The honest part: cases where switching is not worth it.
WebAsk compares up to 10 versions of the same question and names the winner with statistical significance. Quotas and screen-outs arrive on its Standard plan. Askyo has neither, so for panel research with quotas WebAsk is the more convenient tool.
WebAsk imports surveys from Typeform and Anketolog together with their responses. Askyo imports nothing: the survey is rebuilt by hand and the old responses stay in your export. If one continuous report across years matters, that points to WebAsk.
WebAsk sends an email on every response and can auto-reply to the respondent. Askyo sends no email at all: responses land in the dashboard inbox and, from Pro, go to Telegram or a webhook. If your team lives in its mailbox, that is a real difference.
The WebAsk pricing page lists five levels: Zero (free), Basic at 1 790 ₽ a month (1 530 ₽ billed yearly), Standard at 2 890 ₽, Premium at 4 290 ₽ and Enterprise on request. Their response allowances are 100, 1,000, 5,000 and 20,000 a month.
Askyo has Free (0 ₽ forever, 150 responses in total), Pro at 1 490 ₽ (5,000 responses a month), Team at 3 500 ₽ (15,000 and five users), Business at 8 900 ₽ (75,000) and Enterprise. For a survey that runs continuously and collects thousands of responses, Askyo is cheaper at every step. Below 100 responses a month the free WebAsk plan wins: its allowance resets monthly, ours on Free does not.
Both tools branch. WebAsk draws a logic map of all jumps and flags gaps and loops for you, on every plan. In Askyo the diagram is not a report next to the editor, it is the editor: you add a question as a node and drag an arrow from an answer option to the next step.
The difference shows on long surveys with a dozen conditions. When the logic is the picture, you see the mistake as you make it rather than after a test run. On Free a single question can split into up to three branches; from Pro there is no limit.
Askyo has no importer, from WebAsk or from anywhere else. A survey is rebuilt by hand. This is the order that takes the least time.
WebAsk is stronger when the survey needs research tooling around it: A/B tests, quotas, history imported from Typeform, email notifications. If you care more about building a branching survey quickly, seeing all of the logic on one diagram and paying less per 5,000 responses, Askyo is the better fit.
WebAsk (webask.io) is a Russian online survey service. It offers 35 question types, branching with a logic map, A/B tests of question wording, an API and an on-premise box. The free Zero plan allows up to 50 surveys and 100 responses a month; paid plans start at 1 790 ₽ a month.
It depends on volume. At 5,000 responses a month Askyo is cheaper: Pro costs 1 490 ₽, while WebAsk reaches that allowance on Standard at 2 890 ₽. At low volume the free WebAsk plan is better value: 100 responses every month against 150 responses in total on the Askyo free plan.
Not automatically: Askyo has no importer. Export your WebAsk responses to CSV or XLSX and keep them. Paste the questions as text into the Yo assistant, which drafts the survey, then draw the logic with arrows on the diagram and test every branch yourself.
Askyo has 43 question types; WebAsk lists 35 on its pricing page. Some are paid on both. WebAsk opens NPS, matrix and scale questions from its Basic plan. Askyo gives 33 types on Free, while file upload, voice and video recording start on Pro.
Yes. WebAsk sells its box for 590 000 ₽ for the first year and 250 000 ₽ for each renewal. Askyo includes an on-premise build in Enterprise, licensed once or by subscription, priced on request. For public sector and large companies compare the final contracts, not the price list.
Start on the free plan; migration on request. We will move your existing surveys by hand if you need it.