Reveal AI is a paid web platform for conversational surveys, AI interviews, and research analysis. Its interviews use real-time probes and follow-up questions to examine participant answers in more depth. The system transcribes open-ended responses, codes them, and analyzes sentiment automatically. An insights dashboard organizes themes, supports audience filtering, and exports reports. Reveal AI supports both qualitative and quantitative analysis and can run as a standalone survey or fit into existing workflows. The maker lists integrations with Qualtrics, Decipher, Dynata, SurveyMonkey, and in-house survey platforms. It is presented for market research, customer research, and employee listening, with use across 50 to thousands of participants. Researchers can review, validate, and refine AI-generated results. Reveal AI says it complies with GDPR and CCPA and uses end-to-end encryption and anonymization tools. Pricing is provided by custom quote, with no free plan or free trial.
Who it is for
It suits market research teams, marketers, product managers, brand strategists, HR groups, and consultants running surveys or interviews. It also fits organizations needing qualitative and quantitative analysis at participant volumes from 50 to thousands.
What is good
- Real-time probes deepen AI interview responses
- Automatic transcription, coding, and sentiment analysis
- Dashboard filters audiences and exports reports
- Standalone or embedded workflow use
- GDPR and CCPA compliance stated
What to know first
- No free plan
- No free trial
- Pricing requires a custom quote
- Web platform only
Verdict
Reveal AI combines conversational research collection with automated analysis and researcher review. It is most relevant to teams that need survey and interview workflows with dashboard reporting and integrations.
Reveal AI plans and pricing
All plansCompared on AI market research software
- Free plan
- No
- Research approach
- mixed_methods
- Survey support
- Yes
- Interview support
- Yes
- Qualitative analysis
- Yes
- Quantitative analysis
- Yes
