Snugl
Post-purchase surveys
One link per wave, expiring when the wave closes.
use case
Survey and feedback links
A link per audience with a closing date built in, so the survey stops taking answers when you stop reading them.
Where teams use it
Event feedback
A short address on the closing slide that people can type from the back of the room.
Employee surveys
Per-department links so response rates can be compared without identifying anyone.
NPS follow-ups
A link per send, with the daily click count showing when responses actually arrive.
Why Snugl
Closing date built in
Set the expiry when you create the link and the survey closes itself.
Response momentum
Per-day counts show the shape of the response curve, not just a total.
Nothing personal
A click is a count, not a respondent — the survey tool stays the system of record.
Questions
What do respondents see after expiry?
The link stops redirecting. Point people at a closed-survey page by editing the target instead if you want a friendly message.
Can I compare two audiences?
Create one link per audience pointing at the same survey and compare the two daily charts.
How many links do I need?
One per audience per wave. Free covers small runs; Growth allows 500 a month.
Close the survey on the day you said
Create a link with an expiry date in under a minute.