SurveyJS vs. SoSci Survey

SurveyJS comprises a collection of four open-source JavaScript libraries that provide the advantages of a customized, in-house survey application while significantly minimizing the time and resources required for deployment. These libraries function independently of specific server code or database needs, allowing for seamless integration with well-known JavaScript frameworks such as React, Angular, Vue.js, jQuery, Knockout, and others. They are built to interact with any server capable of processing JSON requests, thereby ensuring compatibility with a wide range of server setups and databases. This product suite includes: - An open-source library licensed under MIT that facilitates the rendering of dynamic JSON-based forms within your web application and captures user responses. - A self-hosted form builder featuring drag-and-drop functionality, an integrated CSS theme editor, and a graphical user interface for setting conditional rules; it also generates JSON definitions of your forms in real time. - A PDF Generator library that allows for the conversion of SurveyJS surveys and forms into PDF files directly in the browser. - The Dashboard library, which enhances survey data analysis through interactive and customizable charts and tables. We invite you to explore our website and experience our comprehensive demo at no cost. This opportunity will allow you to assess the full capabilities of SurveyJS firsthand.

SoSci Survey provides a versatile, white-label platform that adheres to Germany's strict data protection laws while featuring an intuitive survey interface. This platform excels particularly in handling complex questionnaires by enabling users to integrate multimedia elements such as audio, video, and images; offering fully customizable survey pathways; allowing for personalized layouts; supporting controlled randomization suitable for academic research; and more. To access SoSci’s services without charge, the survey must be categorized as non-commercial, which means it should not be linked to or influenced by any commercial organization. A project is considered to have commercial ties if a business influences the research process, such as by introducing biased queries, gaining exclusive access to data or findings, or funding the study's execution. Therefore, safeguarding the research's independence is essential to continue enjoying the complimentary service that SoSci Survey provides. This clear distinction ensures that the integrity of the research remains intact and free from outside influences.