Best Hubble Alternatives in 2026

20 apps from usability testing software ranked against Hubble on the same published basis.

  1. 1Hubble vs Userfeel
  2. 2Hubble vs Lyssna
  3. 3Hubble vs Trymata
  4. 4Hubble vs UXArmy
  5. 6Hubble vs Maze
  6. 7Hubble vs QuestionPunk
  7. 8Hubble vs UXtweak
  8. 9Hubble vs MyParticipants
  9. 10Hubble vs Testbirds
  10. 11Hubble vs UserTest Pro
  11. 12Hubble vs Loop11
  12. 13Hubble vs Respondent
  13. 14Hubble vs UserCrowd
  14. 15Hubble vs Userlytics
  15. 16Hubble vs UserZoom
  16. 17Hubble vs BilendiUX
  17. 18Hubble vs PrepsUs
  18. 19Hubble vs TestingTime
  19. 20Hubble vs Useberry
  20. 21Hubble vs UserQ

Hubble alternatives compared

#AppScoreFree planFromRuns on
1Userfeel6.7Free plan$250/moAndroid, iOS, Mac, Web, Windows
2Lyssna6.6Free plan$166/moAndroid, iOS, Web
3Trymata6.6Free plan$300/moAndroid, iOS, Web
4UXArmy6.6Free plan$29/moAndroid, iOS, Web
6Maze6.5Free planFreeAndroid, API, iOS, Web
7QuestionPunk6.5Free plan$50/moAndroid, API, iOS, Web
8UXtweak6.5Free planFreeAndroid, iOS, Web
9MyParticipants5.4No—Web, iOS, Android
10Testbirds5.4No—Web, iOS, Android
11UserTest Pro5.4No—Web, iOS, Android
12Loop115.3No$199/moAndroid, Browser, iOS, Mac, Web, Windows
13Respondent5.3No—Web
14UserCrowd5.3No—Web, iOS, Android
15Userlytics5.3No$699/moAndroid, Browser, iOS, Mac, Web, Windows
16UserZoom5.3No—Web, iOS, Android
17BilendiUX5.2No—Web
18PrepsUs5.2No—Web
19TestingTime5.2No—Web
20Useberry5.2No—Web
21UserQ5.2No—Web
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Questions about Hubble alternatives

What is the best alternative to Hubble?

Userfeel, number 1 in usability testing software with a score of 6.7 out of 10. The others here: Lyssna, Trymata, UXArmy and 16 more.

What is the best free alternative to Hubble?

Userfeel is the best-ranked alternative with a free plan. 7 of the 20 alternatives here publish a free plan on their own pricing pages.

How are these alternatives ranked?

Ranked free-and-open first: a usable free tier and open-source code, then the platforms it runs on and its documentation.