involve.me quiz maker: how it works, which plan you need and its limits

involve.me quiz maker: yes, on every plan including Free

Yes, involve.me has a quiz maker: quizzes are listed as a use case on every paid plan, and involve.me says its Free plan covers quizzes too. An involve.me quiz is a funnel, a run of question pages that ends on an outcome page chosen by the visitor's answers or score.

A service business can use one as a short "which service fits you" quiz that qualifies a lead before a quote. The first paid plan, Start, is $29 a month, charged annually, as read on 3 October 2026.

How an involve.me quiz picks a result: answer-based and score-based outcomes

involve.me offers three funnel types when you create a quiz: Thank You page, Answer-based Outcomes and Score-based Outcomes.

• Answer-based: each answer is mapped to one or more outcomes and adds 1 point to them by default. The outcome with the most points is shown. involve.me suggests this type for personality and product-recommendation quizzes.
• Score-based: each answer adds to a single score, and you give each outcome a score range. involve.me suggests this type for graded quizzes.

Switching on "Individual Score & Calculation" for a question lets you weight its answers, including zero or negative values. If two outcomes tie, the outcome linked to the last answer chosen is shown.

Building an involve.me quiz in six steps

1. Create a new funnel and choose Answer-based Outcomes or Score-based Outcomes as the funnel type.
2. Add questions as Multiple Choice, Image Choice or Dropdown elements; only these can be mapped to an answer-based outcome.
3. Map every answer to an outcome or to "No outcome mapped". An unmapped answer blocks publishing.
4. Add outcome pages with the plus icon in the page navigation. involve.me sets no hard limit on their number.
5. Give every question page a button or the "Answer continues to next page" setting, so each visitor can reach an outcome page.
6. Preview with the eye icon, then publish and share the link or paste the embed code.

A warning from the documentation: removing or replacing an outcome page means re-mapping your questions to the new outcomes, so settle the outcomes first.

Example: a landscaping firm asks five questions about yard size, upkeep and budget and maps each answer to one of three outcomes: one-off tidy, monthly care or full redesign. With default weights each answer adds 1 point, so a visitor who gives three "monthly care" answers lands on that outcome page. From there the funnel can lead to a quote; see the involve.me calculator.

Which involve.me plan a quiz needs, with prices

Free also stops at 500 visits a month and at 50 submissions or 25 contacts, because involve.me's pricing page and help center give different lead caps. The involve.me free plan page has the detail. A paid plan can be trialed for 14 days with a card on file, capped at 1,000 visits and 100 contacts.

A quiz with outcomes alone can stay on Free, inside its 2 live funnels and 500 visits a month. A service firm that wants the quiz to lead into a quote calculator or follow-up emails needs Start, and Grow to remove the watermark.

Limits of the involve.me quiz maker and what to use instead

Three documented limits matter. Sliders and ratings cannot be mapped to an answer-based outcome. A visitor who never reaches an outcome page is saved only as a partial submission, and partial submissions do not trigger integrations. And an A/B test of the quiz needs Scale.

If you want a lead quiz with nothing after it, Interact is the quiz specialist: its free plan allows 2 quizzes and 100 completions a month, and Lite is $27 a month paid annually. If the quiz is one of many survey-style forms, Typeform fits better; see involve.me vs Typeform. Choose involve.me when the quiz feeds a quote, a follow-up email or a payment in the same funnel, and read our involve.me review for the full plan list.