Compare DirectSuggest vs. SurveyLegend

DirectSuggest is an award-winning employee suggestion box app most recently named Corporate LiveWire’s 2023 Innovation & Excellence Awards ‘Specialist Employee Service of the Year’, and coined ‘The Next Slack’ by HR Tech Daily. Our mission is to easily, affordably, and effectively enable any employee in any organization to use their voice to move the mission of their organization forward and make the world a better place. DirectSuggest streamlines the employee feedback process so employees can be easily heard and their company can effectively leverage their collective knowledge. We make it simple for employees to make suggestions on any device surrounding company created categories with the assurance they automatically arrive to the proper decision-maker. Every employee can also collaborate on suggestions via voting and commenting to enhance the quality of ideas. DirectSuggest only costs $0.50 per employee per month, and we have incredibly high ROI/Savings potential with an average 33X return on investment. The implementation process is also quite easy, and normally upon being committed and properly prepared to do so, setting up DirectSuggest from start to finish can be completed in as quickly as a week or less.

SurveyLegend is the next generation of online surveys -- engaging, platform-independent, & beautiful. We empower individuals and companies to create beautiful, mobile-friendly surveys. You can create stunning surveys, forms and polls, polls, voting and questionnaires, NPS customer satisfaction, customer experience surveys, employee satisfaction surveys... using your computer or tablet. You can also customize the look of your survey with eye-catching graphics that are informative. Drag and drop is all you need to create questionnaires. It's never been easier to listen to customers, measure employee satisfaction, manage client experience, and maintain student & employee engagement. SurveyLegend is used by thousands of people all over the globe, including amazing companies like L'Oreal and Universal, Harvard, Greenpeace and Airbnb, as well as individuals and start-ups like CocaCola, Roche, Sony, Universal, Harvard, Greenpeace and Greenpeace.