UX Research Platform Comparison
Great Question vs Maze
Maze is great for quick, unmoderated testing. But when you need to store insights long-term, more diverse research methods, and a connected research workflow, Great Question delivers more.
Why customers choose Great Question
Qualitative depth Maze can’t match. Maze is built mostly for unmoderated testing.
Manage real participant relationships - Great Question offers fatigue controls, auto-reminders, and in-platform incentives. Maze doesn’t.
Maze stores results per study. Great Question creates a searchable repository with transcripts, clips, and AI summaries.
Great Question vs Maze
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Research depth vs product feedback
Maze is built for quick, surface-level validation of flows and ideas.
Great Question supports generative and evaluative research: interviews, card sorts, and surveys designed to explore deeper user needs.
Living research library vs isolated results
Maze stores results in separate studies. Great Question builds a searchable repository with transcripts, clips, and AI summaries - so insights stay connected and reusable.
Participant CRM vs static contact list
Maze offers basic contact tagging but no visibility into participant history or engagement. Great Question lets you track re-recruitment, manage fatigue, and build ongoing relationships.
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Let’s Compare
See why Great Question is the best alternative to Maze.
Features |  Subscription fee |  Subscription fee |
|---|---|---|
| Prototype Testing |  | |
| Card Sorting & Tree Testing | | |
| Surveys | | |
| Moderated interviews | | |
| Video recordings & transcripts | | |
| Panel management | - | |
| Incentive payments | - | |
| Research repository for all studies | - | |
| Unlimited studies at $99/month | - | |
| AI-assisted study creation | - | |
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