

E-commerce
Post-purchase rating that routes happy customers to a video testimonial with sharing consent, and unhappy ones to a fix-it flow
A cancellation interview that branches by reason: pricing, missing features, usability or a competitor, and asks permission to win the customer back.
Hosted by Mark, Head of Customer Success · 7 questions
Mark asks each of these 7 questions on video. Some answers send people down a different path, shown under the question.
Multiple choice
Mark says: “So, what's the main reason you decided to cancel?”
Multiple choice
Mark says: “Totally fair. What would have made the price work for you?”
A cheaper monthly plan · A discount on annual billing · Pausing instead of cancelling
Answer by video, voice or text
Mark says: “Got it. Which feature were you missing, and how would you have used it?”
Answer by video, voice or text
Mark says: “That's on us. Can you show or tell us where you got stuck?”
Short text answer
Mark says: “No hard feelings. Which tool did you switch to, if you don't mind sharing?”
Answer by video, voice or text
Mark says: “Last one. If you could change one thing about our product, what would it be?”
Multiple choice
Mark says: “If we fix this, would it be okay if we reached out to you?”
Yes, email me · No thanks
These answers come from fictional respondents. Every new account gets them as sample data, so you can see transcripts, summaries and comments before your first real response.
Hannah Weber · Which feature were you missing?
“We needed Salesforce sync. Without it, my team copied every lead by hand.”
AI summary: Customer cancelled due to lack of Salesforce synchronization but is open to returning if it is added.
Kevin Nguyen · Anything else we should know?
“A smaller plan for two people. We loved it, we just didn't need ten seats.”
AI summary: Customer left because the minimum seat requirement was too high for their small team.
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