35 KB widget, no backend
The survey loads with a single <script> line and weighs five times less than typical iframe widgets. You do not need a server of your own.
Put a survey or feedback form straight into the page: the widget is 35 KB, loads with a single <script> line and needs no server of your own. Works on WordPress, Webflow, Shopify and any site you control.
<!-- A survey on your site: one line -->
<div data-askyo="nps-feedback-v3"></div>
<script src="https://cdn.askyo.ru/widget.js" async></script> The survey loads with a single <script> line and weighs five times less than typical iframe widgets. You do not need a server of your own.
The widget is isolated in a Shadow DOM: its styles do not clash with your site, and your site does not leak into the survey.
Works anywhere you can paste HTML: site builders, CMSs and single-page app frameworks alike.
Show the survey on exit intent, as a button in the corner, or as a block embedded directly into your content.
Send every response to Telegram, Slack, your CRM or your own webhook endpoint, with no manual exporting.
Export responses whenever you like, take the survey file with you, or run the whole thing on your own server. No vendor lock-in.
Build the survey in the editor, copy the two lines of code (the container and the <script>) and paste them into your page HTML. Most CMSs and site builders have an “HTML embed” block for exactly this. The survey appears automatically.
Barely. The widget is around 35 KB and loads with the async attribute, so it never blocks rendering. For comparison, iframe widgets from other tools weigh 180–200 KB.
Yes. The website widget and response collection work on the free plan already (150 responses in total). No card needed to sign up.
Yes, the widget is responsive and adapts to the viewport. You can pin the theme to light or dark, or leave it following the visitor’s system setting.
Into your Askyo dashboard, and optionally straight to Telegram, Slack, your CRM, Google Sheets or any webhook. CSV/XLSX export is there too.
A 35 KB widget, one line of code, a free plan with no card.