Ask your audience what they think, and give them a reason to answer.
Add a short survey as a way to enter. People answer on the campaign page and earn entries for finishing it. What someone says never changes their chances, so they can tell you what they really think instead of what they guess you want to hear.
Free to build. Publish from $1. Entrants never pay.
- Verify your email
- Answer a few questions+5
- How winners are picked
- Random draw, weighted by entries. Answers never change odds.
- Good for
- Feedback, research and getting to know your audience.
How it works.
Write the questions
Use ratings, single choice, multiple choice or short text. Add up to 20 questions and mark which ones must be answered.
Set the reward
Finishing the survey earns 5 entries to start with. Add other methods alongside it, like a follow or a referral link.
Share and draw
People answer on their phones in a minute or two. When the campaign ends, the winner is drawn at random from everyone with valid entries.
What you can do with it.
Four kinds of question
A 0 to 10 rating for how likely someone is to recommend you, a single choice for how they heard about you, multiple choice for what they use, and a text box for anything else.
Answers never affect the draw
The rules state that answers don’t change the odds. Nobody earns extra entries for picking the answer you’d like to hear.
A privacy notice that matches
When you add questions, the privacy notice Buzz drafts tells entrants their answers are collected. Joining your mailing list stays a separate, optional box.
One quick question
For a single prompt, use “Answer a question” instead of a full survey. It works well as a bonus method inside a classic giveaway.
Research with a prize attached
Feedback from people who chose to give it.
A survey campaign suits product feedback, taste tests, course research and donor check-ins. The starter draft asks how likely people are to recommend you, how they found you and what you should make next. Change every question before you publish.
How did you hear about us?
Answers never change anyone’s chances.
Start from a template.
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Fair for everyone who enters.
Free to enter
Entrants never pay, and buying something never improves anyone’s chances.
Your verified account on the page
Campaign pages show the X or Instagram account you connected, so people can check a giveaway post really came from you.
Consent kept separate
Accepting the rules and joining your mailing list are separate boxes. Marketing opt-in is optional and never changes the odds.
Fair fraud review
Suspicious entries go to a review queue. Nobody is banned automatically, and you make the final call.
Questions.
Can a quiz have right answers?
Buzz doesn’t mark answers right or wrong. If you want people to find something first, use a secret code: Buzz checks it against the code you set before awarding entries.
How many questions can I ask?
Up to 20 in one survey, and each one can be required or optional.
Do answers change who wins?
No. Finishing the survey earns entries, and the winner is drawn at random from valid entries. What someone answered plays no part.
Do people have to join my mailing list?
No. Marketing consent is a separate, optional box, and ticking it never improves anyone’s chances.
What does it cost?
Building and previewing are free. To publish, a Day Pass is $1 for up to 24 hours and 500 entrants. A Week Pass is $6 and a Month Pass is $25, both with unlimited entrants. Entrants never pay.
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Your campaign starts as a private draft. Preview the page entrants will see, then choose a pass when you’re ready to publish.
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