Lumor

Lumor is an AI-assisted research platform for teams that want to build surveys, recruit participants, and turn responses into reports in one place. It suits researchers who need both panel access and the option to bring their own audience. Its broad workflow is appealing, but response caps and missing respondent-quality safeguards narrow its fit.

Overview

Lumor aims to cover a study from question drafting through collection and stakeholder reporting. That can spare small teams from connecting separate survey, recruitment, and analysis tools; teams running high-volume or tightly controlled respondent programs should weigh its limits carefully.

Key features

Ask Lumor AI drafts survey questions, their order, and tone from a study description. The visual Logic Map adds branching, follow-up questions, routing, and checks for issues as a survey is built. Together, these tools can accelerate setup while preserving control over survey flow. More than 14 question types include NPS, ranking, best-worst, image choice, star and scale, slider, matrix, and open text.

Recruitment can draw on Lumor’s panel of over 3 million participants across more than 30 countries, or users can invite their own respondents. Web links, email, WhatsApp, QR codes, and embeds provide varied collection channels. The panel is useful for teams without an established audience, but Lumor does not currently offer automated speeder or straightlining detection, attention-check scoring, IP or device-fingerprint deduplication, or CAPTCHA on respondent surveys. Studies that depend on those controls may need another platform or a separate quality process.

For analysis, Lumor offers AI summaries and chat with research data, and can turn responses into a stakeholder report or slide deck. CSV and XLSX exports support moving results elsewhere. Optional Slack or Discord notifications, Zoom or Google Meet scheduling, and calendar connections can extend a workflow; these integrations are off by default and transmit configured data to the connected services.

Lumor states that data is encrypted in transit with TLS and at rest with AES-256 for object storage and managed databases, and that customer survey content, answers, recordings, transcripts, and reports are not used to train AI models. Application data and media are stored in AWS Mumbai, while some large language model inference is processed outside India. Lumor says it supports India’s DPDP Act and GDPR, but does not currently hold SOC 2 Type II or ISO 27001 certification. That distinction matters to organizations whose vendor requirements demand those certifications.

Pricing

Lumor has a free plan, a 14-day trial, and paid plans from $99/mo (annual). The listed monthly prices are 30% more than annual billing.

• Free — free, free forever: One workspace, one user, three studies per month, 100 responses per month, two AI reports per study, 256 MB storage, and community docs support. It is a useful way for an individual to try the workflow, but the response quota is modest for recurring research.
• Starter — $129 a month: Three users, eight studies and 1,200 responses per month, panel recruitment, 20 AI reports per month, 2 GB storage, branding removal, and email support. It fits a small team that needs panel access; the response ceiling and lack of richer support may constrain larger programs.
• Business — $519 a month: Fifteen users, three workspaces, 20 studies and 10,000 responses per month, $50 panel credits per month, 120 AI reports per month, 20 GB storage, API integrations, and chat and video support. Its higher quotas and collaboration allowance suit teams running several studies, though the listed response limit still sets a boundary for large-scale work.
• Enterprise — custom pricing: Unlimited everything, a dedicated customer success manager and SLA, plus custom onboarding and POC. It is aimed at organizations needing a tailored engagement rather than a published fixed price.

Free is the only plan with a stated lifetime term; the paid plan descriptions give monthly billing and the annual-billing discount but no further renewal terms. Compare the listed plan quotas with expected response volume before committing.

Platforms

Lumor is available on web and through an API. Its stated export formats are CSV and XLSX.

Who it's for

Lumor is a strong candidate for small research and product teams that want AI-assisted survey setup, participant recruitment, and reporting together, especially when they need access to a panel across multiple countries. It is a weaker fit for studies that require built-in respondent-quality controls, formal SOC 2 Type II or ISO 27001 certification, or response volumes beyond the plan ceilings.

Pros and cons

• Pro: AI drafting, visual survey logic, collection, analysis, and report generation sit in one workflow, reducing the need to assemble separate tools.
• Pro: A panel spanning over 3 million participants in more than 30 countries complements the option to recruit an existing audience.
• Pro: Multiple distribution channels and CSV/XLSX exports support different collection and handoff needs.
• Con: Automated speeder and straightlining detection, attention-check scoring, deduplication by IP or device fingerprint, and CAPTCHA are not provided, leaving a gap for quality-sensitive studies.
• Con: Response quotas range from 100 per month on Free to 10,000 on Business, which may rule out higher-volume programs.
• Con: Lumor does not currently hold SOC 2 Type II or ISO 27001 certification, a potential blocker for organizations with those vendor requirements.

Alternatives

For a wider device footprint and a small free response allowance, consider Typeform: its free plan supports unlimited forms but caps responses at 10 per month, compared with Lumor’s 100. Choose AkioSurvey if its free allowance of 200 responses per month and three AI-generated surveys better match a low-cost trial, accepting its limits of 10 surveys and 10 questions.

Synesis Survey may suit readers looking for a free plan with basic analytics and email support, though it allows one survey and 20 responses per month. Surbee is another option to compare for its student plan, which includes 2,000 credits per month and requires school email verification; the listed plan says it then renews automatically at $20/mo unless canceled.

Consider Alchemer if its published plan response allowances of 75,000 annual responses on Collaborator or 100,000 on Professional better suit your volume needs; Professional is capped at three users. onlinesurvey.ai offers a free plan with 250 responses per month, 10 AI credits, five active surveys, one seat, 100 MB media, and no email campaigns, making it a possible alternative for a solo user prioritizing a larger free response quota.

Pollaris is a free web-based alternative with paid plans coming soon. Questionnaires.ai offers a free allowance of three questionnaires, 50 responses per month, and five AI generations, which may suit readers with limited questionnaire needs.

Browse more options in AI Survey Generators.

Verdict

Choose Lumor if your team wants one platform for AI-assisted survey creation, panel recruitment, and report generation, and its quotas and respondent safeguards suit your study. Look elsewhere when built-in quality controls, formal security certifications, or higher response limits are essential.