Agencies, consultancies and universities on the projects they ran with us: in-home product tests, long-running communities, studies across many countries and a dissertation that became a published journal paper.
Each one covers the brief, how the project ran on Qualzy and what came out of it, with the people who ran it in their own words.
66,685 posts from 2,115 people on food, grocery and FMCG research.
Read the story300+ projects in six years, with two-week studies built in four to five hours.
Read the storyA public consultation community for Transport for West Midlands, running for five years.
Read the storyFrom a discussion guide on Monday to live fieldwork within the week.
Read the story62 coffee machines tested in real homes, with under 10% dropout.
Read the storyAgile innovation research across more than 15 countries.
Read the storySix markets at once, including mainland China, Japan and South Korea.
Read the storyMultilingual research across markets, with pricing they can plan around.
Read the story90 projects in three years, with around 98% of participants completing.
Read the storyResearch across Australia and New Zealand, run side by side.
Read the storySix years of research with kids and teens, with AI as a second check.
Read the storyPre-tasks before focus groups, and AI analysis across 50 people and seven tasks.
Read the storyShown with Qualzy Community
When a single study can't capture the full picture, a community can. A Qualzy Community keeps the same people involved for months or years, so you can come back to them as new questions arise. When you need a focused study over a few days or weeks instead, a Qualzy Discussion runs on the same platform with the same activities.
"In long term communities like this I really feel we are using Qualzy in the best possible way."
Anthony Shephard-Williams, Director, Mustard Research
Shown with Qualzy Discussions
There is a version of consumer behaviour that only happens at home: in their kitchen, in their bathroom, in front of their fridge. Qualzy puts a researcher in that space without disrupting it.
"You just wouldn't get the volume of information nor the richness from any other research methodology. It's just not possible without a platform like Qualzy."
Emily Hale, Research Manager, Flume
Shown with Qualzy Discussions
Innovation clients can't wait for end-of-fieldwork reports. They need findings while there's still time to act on them in the product development cycle, and Qualzy makes that possible without cutting corners on depth.
"In a focus group, only 1 person can speak at once. So, in an 8 person, 2-hour focus group, you actually get less than 15 minutes of input per person. That's not enough depth for what my clients need. With Qualzy you get a full two hours of feedback per person."
Tom Woodnutt, Founder, Feeling Mutual
Shown with Qualzy Discussions
Running a project across six countries shouldn't mean six different platforms, six time zones of stress, and six mornings hoping nothing went wrong overnight. Qualzy's team handles the launch so you don't have to.
"We've used Qualzy not just in many English projects, but also German, Spanish, Portuguese and more. Multi-language has been very simple."
Justine Berzins, Senior Global Field Director, FUEL
Shown with Qualzy Community
When response rates fall, it's usually because studies feel transactional, repetitive or not worth the time. Qualzy Community turns a list of panel members into a community people actually want to be part of.
"Survey fatigue is a massive problem, so we were also keen to have an approach which would be more engaging, fun, and interactive for our participants."
Alicia Buckley & Jess O'Brien, University of Warwick Market Research & Insight
After a full day of moderation, the last thing you need is hours of manual video review. Qualzy's AI processes every participant submission automatically, generating transcripts, per-response summaries, and structured key points that extract the signal from the noise. Maizy Chat lets you query everything conversationally at any point during or after fieldwork, and the theme system (run once fieldwork is complete) helps you build the narrative from the structured evidence.
"After I've talked to ten or more people in a day, I summarise the key themes in my head. Then I double-check with Qualzy's AI. Sometimes it picks up things I missed, which is really helpful. It's like having another brain."
Pam Goldfarb Liss, President, LitBrains
Shown with Qualzy Discussions Qualzy Community
Every research design meets what Bristol's Dr Philip Newall calls the feasibility constraint: the gap between the study you'd love to run and the one your budget survives. The two university stories featured here cross it in very different ways: Warwick's answer to survey fatigue, and a Bristol undergraduate dissertation that is now a published journal paper.
"It wouldn't have really been possible in its actual form any other way."
Dr Philip Newall, Senior Lecturer in Psychology, University of Bristol
"Qualzy is a great, easy to use platform that does everything you need, reasonable prices, but honestly the best bit are the team: unbelievable support from the tech team (Adam and Ray) and they go over and above every time I use them, any time of the day and even weekends. For an individual like myself I feel like it is having a team of people as well as the tech, and ensuring I get the most out of every project. I can't think of many businesses that I would be so enthusiastic about!"
Tom Woodnutt, Founder, Feeling Mutual"I've just been having a play with the video clips feature, it's so useful, I love it! Saved me so much time in finding clips to bring my report to life."
Oly Thompson, Tang Tiger Research"Partnership is the first thing that springs to mind with Qualzy. They know how we work, and we know how they work. That's a fantastic relationship to have."
Adam Heptinstall, Blue Yonder, Leeds"Unless a client insists on another provider, we'll always prefer Qualzy. It's now part of our standard offer for in-home testing."
Mariana Monroy, VP of Insights, Veylinx, Amsterdam"Qualzy ticks all the boxes, from flexibility and variety of tools to a very accessible pricing package. Other platforms may simply cut you off or make you rush to buy extra days."
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