Pricing
Straight fares. Honest text meter.
Survey Taxi splits the bill the way field teams actually think: platform access for the survey tools, then SMS usage at the rate for your plan. Your first survey send each month has no subscription charge.
$0.06
per text to start
One survey a month is on the house. Free Ride texts are $0.06 each; paid plans lower the text meter to $0.04 or $0.03.
Fare sheet
Start with one free monthly send, then pick your lane.
Free Ride
One survey send every month. Just pay the text meter.
$0
per month
- 1 active survey send per month
- Short-link SMS survey delivery
- Mobile-friendly browser surveys
- Basic delivery and completion funnel
- CSV response export
- $0.06 per text
Cab Stand
For solo pollsters and teams proving the route.
$49
per month
- Unlimited drafts and templates
- 5 survey sends per month
- SMS and email campaigns
- Audience imports and segments
- Delivery failure breakdowns
- Public report links
- $0.04 per text
Meter Pro
The serious polling plan for teams running regular fieldwork.
$99
per month
- Unlimited survey sends
- Advanced branching, quotas, and randomization
- Crosstabs, weighting, margins, and confidence intervals
- Open-end themes and sentiment
- Embeddable dashboards
- API keys and outbound webhooks
- $0.03 per text
Text meter
Usage stays out in the open.
Every field run has two moving parts: the tools you use to build, send, and report the survey, and the texts that carry it into the field. Survey Taxi keeps both lines visible.
Platform fare
Pay for the plan that matches your field operation. The first monthly survey send is free on Free Ride.
Text meter
SMS usage is billed separately. Free Ride is $0.06 per text. Cab Stand is $0.04 per text. Meter Pro is $0.03 per text.
Clean math
Survey Taxi does not hide the delivery cost inside response bundles. You see subscription, texts, and field performance on the same meter.
Free Ride
One survey a month, no platform toll.
Field one survey every month on the free plan. You only pay the SMS usage at $0.06/text, so small teams can test the route before putting a subscription on the meter.