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Customer feedback is the heartbeat of modern customer experience programs. But not all feedback tools are created equal. If you’re a U.S.-based business looking to invest in a platform that collects, analyzes, and helps act on feedback, this 2025 guide is for you.
In this post, we compare the top customer feedback software options available in the U.S., covering their core features, strengths, and ideal use cases.
Customer feedback software helps you:
1. Collect structured and unstructured feedback (NPS, CSAT, CES, open-text)
2. Distribute surveys across multiple channels (email, web, SMS, in-app)
3. Analyze feedback using AI and sentiment tools
4. Close the loop through integrations and workflow automation
The best platforms not only collect feedback but also tie it to real-time decision-making and business outcomes like churn reduction, upsell, and service recovery.
1. Zykrr
Zykrr is a fast-growing CXM platform built for U.S. businesses that want depth, flexibility, and automation without enterprise pricing. It enables:
1. NPS, CSAT, CES surveys with channel targeting
2. AI-based sentiment classification on open-text feedback
3. SLA-based issue routing and follow-ups
4. Real-time CX dashboards by segment, product, or region
5. Pre-built integrations with CRM and helpdesk tools
Best For: SaaS, financial services, retail, healthcare, and any business with multi-channel customer journeys.
2. Qualtrics XM
A legacy leader in the enterprise CX space with deep research and analytics capabilities.
Pros:
1. Extremely customizable survey logic and dashboards
2. Industry benchmarking and advanced research modules
Cons:
1. Premium pricing
2. Requires onboarding support for full implementation
Best For: Fortune 500 and globally distributed enterprises.
3. Delighted
A lightweight, user-friendly tool for quick NPS and CSAT surveys.
Pros:
1. Fast setup
2. Simple reporting dashboard
Cons:
1. Limited survey design options
2. Weak in multi-channel follow-up or team collaboration
Best For: DTC brands and e-commerce companies.
4. SurveyMonkey
Widely known for general-purpose surveys, but usable for basic CX programs too.
Pros:
1. Popular and easy to use
2. Affordable
Cons:
1. Limited CX analytics and automation
2. No native closed-loop workflows
Best For: Early-stage teams starting to measure customer satisfaction.
5. AskNicely
A feedback solution purpose-built around NPS and Salesforce ecosystem.
Pros:
1. Simple NPS management
2. Salesforce-native integrations
Cons:
1. Narrow metric scope (mostly NPS)
2. May not fit non-Salesforce tech stacks
Best For: SMBs or service companies heavily invested in Salesforce.
Ask yourself:
1. Do I need to automate follow-up workflows? → Look for closed-loop capabilities.
2. Which metrics matter most for my business? → NPS, CSAT, CES?
3. Do I have multiple customer channels? → Choose omnichannel feedback options.
4. What level of AI insight do I need? → Some tools offer only basic sentiment; others give predictive trends.
5. What’s my team’s bandwidth for setup and management? → Ease-of-use matters.
Zykrr combines:
1. U.S.-optimized feature set (multi-metric + AI-powered + team collaboration)
2. Affordable scaling for mid-market and fast-growing businesses
3. Real-time dashboards with feedback routing to product, support, and CX teams
4. Local support, fast onboarding, and pre-built vertical templates
Whether you’re replacing spreadsheets or stepping up from a point solution — Zykrr offers the scale and sophistication without the Qualtrics-level price tag.
Delighted or AskNicely work well for small teams. For scale, Zykrr provides more enterprise-grade features at mid-market pricing.
Yes. Zykrr, AskNicely, and Qualtrics offer CRM integrations — though Zykrr also integrates with helpdesks and marketing tools.
Zykrr is built for CX use cases — with sentiment analysis, SLAs, and closed-loop feedback — while SurveyMonkey is more general survey software.