Our Research Plans
Last Updated: Jan 1, 2026
Basic Plan
$2750/mo
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Automated and templated market research projects
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Inkblot Projects: 1/month
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Inquiry Credits: 1/quarter
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Insight Credits: 1/quarter
Standard Plan
$5750/mo
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Templated and custom market research projects
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Inkblot Projects: 2/month
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Inquiry Credits: 1/two months
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Insight Credits: 1/quarter
Pro Plan
$12,750/mo
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Fully customized end-to-end research projects
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Inkblot Projects: 2/month
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Inquiry Credits: 1/month
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Insight Credits: 1/quarter
Enterprise Plan
Contact Sales
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Fully customized end-to-end research projects for enterprise businesses
Note 1: A minimum of a 12-month contract required for these prices
Note 2: These prices DO NOT include sample services. Sample cost is separate.
Note 3: Additional fees not included in the above plans can be found here.
Note 4: Our Basic Plan and Standard Plan come with standardized terms that work great for most Customers. Custom contracts are available starting with our Enhanced plan
Can I change my plan later?
You can upgrade at any time. However, you cannot downgrade your plan until the service term is completed.
What are survey question types?
Survey question types are the types or survey questions that can be included in a survey.
For example, one question type is the single select question (often referred to as "multiple choice"). Another example of a survey question types includes scale question types (such as Likert scales, numeric scales, and slider scales).
The types of survey questions available for your study are determined by your plan. To see more, visit the survey question type page here:
What are analysis types?
Analysis types refer to the different methods for analyzing survey data.
For example, calculated means or median scores are included in descriptive analysis. Another example category are regression-based analyses such as key drivers analyses.
The analysis types available for your study are determined by your plan. To see more, visit the analysis types page here:
What is an "analytical cut"?
An analytical cut involves filtering or segmenting survey data by specific groups—such as age, purchase behavior, or brand awareness—to identify meaningful differences and insights.
You can see an example of how we cut the data with our crosstabs deliverable here:
https://www.inkblotanalytics.com/crosstabs
The number of analytical cuts available for your study is determined by your plan.
Do you have example deliverables?
We’re happy to share example deliverables upon request. However, you can find links to sample deliverables on our market research process page here: