SurveyMonkey vs LimeSurvey
SurveyMonkey's survey builder, analysis and team plans compared with self-hosted LimeSurvey's question types, multilingual surveys, quotas and statistical exports, for research, HR and public-sector survey programs.

Pages for SurveyMonkey customers moving surveys and results to self-hosted LimeSurvey or Formbricks.
SurveyMonkey's survey builder, analysis and team plans compared with self-hosted LimeSurvey's question types, multilingual surveys, quotas and statistical exports, for research, HR and public-sector survey programs.
SurveyMonkey compared with Formbricks for product and customer feedback: link, website and in-app surveys, integrations and API in the free self-hosted edition, and what its Enterprise license adds.
SurveyMonkey's per-user team plans with yearly response caps and per-response overage charges, compared with self-hosted LimeSurvey or Formbricks without response limits: hosting, rebuilding surveys and support.
What SurveyMonkey lets you take out and on which plans: CSV, XLS, PPT and PDF exports and SPSS files on team plans, the response limits that hide results on free accounts, and what to archive before cancelling.
Moving survey programs from SurveyMonkey to LimeSurvey: exporting results to CSV, XLS or SPSS before the plan ends, rebuilding questions, quotas and multilingual versions, migrating panels and invitation lists, and choosing hosting and database for the server.
Moving customer and product feedback surveys from SurveyMonkey to Formbricks: rebuilding surveys as link, website or in-app surveys, archiving old results, reconnecting integrations through webhooks and the API, and the Community or Enterprise edition choice.
SurveyMonkey lists its EU data center option on Enterprise. For European teams on smaller plans: running LimeSurvey or Formbricks in an EU datacenter so responses, invitation lists and exports stay in one jurisdiction, and what else to check such as email delivery.
For researchers who export SurveyMonkey results to SPSS: LimeSurvey's question types, quotas, multilingual surveys and R and Stata export plugins on a university-run server, and the ethics and data-handling questions self-hosting answers.

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