For voice of customer & CX feedback surveys

    Your customer feedback survey asks what happened. Voice responses tell you why it matters.

    Most VoC programs collect scores and one-line comments. "Good," "fine," "could be better" — technically feedback, but not enough to act on. The problem isn't your survey design. It's that typing a real explanation takes effort most customers won't spend. Voice responses remove that friction: customers talk the way they'd talk to a person, and you get the full explanation instead of a fragment.

    Why open-ended customer feedback fails with text

    Typing is a tax on honesty

    Customers will speak for 30 seconds about something that bothered them, but won't type more than five words. The richest feedback — the specific moment something went wrong — gets lost to typing friction.

    Short answers can't be actioned

    "Shipping was slow" doesn't tell your ops team anything they didn't already suspect. "I ordered on Monday, it said 2-day shipping, and it arrived the following Tuesday with no tracking update" tells them exactly what broke.

    Text strips out tone and urgency

    A frustrated customer and a mildly annoyed one can type the same three words. Voice carries the signal text throws away — how upset someone actually is, and how likely they are to churn.

    What changes when you add voice to your feedback survey

    Example responses — illustrative

    Before — typed open-end

    "Shipping was slow."

    3 words. Score: 2/5.

    After — voice response, auto-transcribed

    "I ordered on a Monday and the checkout page said two-day shipping, so I planned around that. It didn't arrive until the following Tuesday, and there was no tracking update the whole time so I had no idea what was happening. If the estimate had just been honest I wouldn't be nearly as annoyed."

    Score: 2/5. Now you know it's an estimate-accuracy problem, not a speed problem.

    How it works — add voice to your feedback survey in 2 minutes

    1

    Paste a snippet into your feedback question

    Works in Alchemer, Qualtrics, and any survey tool that allows custom HTML questions. No developer needed.

    2

    Respondents click record and speak

    One button. No app installs, no account creation. Works on mobile. Text fallback always available.

    3

    Transcription arrives instantly

    Every voice response is transcribed automatically and appears in your survey results as text — ready to read, export, or analyze.

    From transcriptions to VoC insights — the full workflow

    Voice Capture handles the collection and transcription. Once you have a batch of verbatims, Survey Coder Pro (part of the same suite) can code them automatically — grouping feedback by theme, surfacing the top drivers of dissatisfaction, and giving you a structured breakdown in under an hour.

    Learn more about Survey Coder Pro

    Works with your existing feedback survey tool

    ALalchemerAvailable now
    QUqualtricsComing soon
    SUsurveymonkeyComing soon
    QUquestionproAvailable now
    JOjotformComing soon
    WOwordpressComing soon
    TYtypeformComing soon
    FOformstackComing soon

    Voice Capture embeds directly into your existing survey via a one-line HTML snippet. No platform migration required.

    Pay per response — credits never expire

    Start with 250 free credits, then buy a one-time credit pack when you have a project. No subscription, nothing to cancel, and unused credits roll over to your next study.

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    Add voice to your next customer feedback survey — free

    Start free — 250 responses included

    No credit card · One-time credits, never expire · GDPR compliant · EU database

    Voice of customer surveys — frequently asked questions

    Does this replace my current survey tool?

    No — Voice Capture adds a recording widget to your existing survey (Alchemer today; more platforms coming). Nothing to migrate.

    What do respondents need to use it?

    Just a browser and a microphone. No app install, no account.

    Does Voice Capture analyze sentiment or themes?

    No — Voice Capture transcribes. Survey Coder Pro (surveycoder.io) does theme coding and sentiment analysis on the transcripts.

    What if a respondent doesn't want to speak?

    The text fallback is always available alongside the record button.

    How is pricing structured?

    One-time credit packs — credits never expire. No subscription.

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