Online poll maker

Run a vote online — anonymous or open, with an eligible voter list, duplicate voting blocked and a result you can attach to the minutes.
Online poll with a list of options and live results
15+ years on the market, trusted by 1,000+ organisations around the world to collect feedback and bring valuable insights
  1. Red Bull
  2. Schindler
  3. Bayer
  4. Booksy
  5. KraftHeinz
  6. Danone

Per person — duplicate voting blocked and personal links for eligible voters

1 vote

Secret ballots that never record who cast which vote

Anonymous

Results count themselves, and you can hide them until voting closes

Live

Voter data stored on servers in the European Union

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How to run an online poll

Six steps from the question to the final record — no paper slips and no counting by hand.

  • 1. Write the question and options

    Add the motion or the list of candidates. You can include descriptions, images and an abstain option.

  • 2. Set the voting rules

    Decide whether the ballot is open or secret, how many options a voter can pick and whether results show up straight away.

  • 3. Define who can vote

    Upload a list of email addresses and send personal links, or share one address with duplicate voting blocked.

  • 4. Share the ballot

    A link, a QR code, email, SMS or a tablet in kiosk mode — the same ballot works on every device.

  • 5. Track turnout

    See how many people have voted so far and send a reminder to everyone who has not.

  • 6. Close and export the record

    Voting closes at the time you set and the full result downloads as a file you can attach to the minutes.

For a longer walkthrough, read creating and distributing an online poll or see how our anonymous voting system works.

Anonymous voting software

In secret mode the system counts votes without storing the link between a person and their choice — the record shows the result and the turnout, not a list of who picked what. Eligible voters get personal links, so each of them votes once and nobody outside the list can open the ballot. That makes it suitable for company elections, boards and member organisations. See how the anonymous voting system works and how we handle data on our security page.

Anonymous online ballot

Online voting instead of paper ballots

Building a ballot takes minutes and the results count themselves as votes arrive — nobody retypes them into a spreadsheet or checks whether someone voted twice. The ballot adapts to phones, tablets and desktops, so people can vote from the room, from home or from another country. When you need more than a single choice, extend the same ballot with open questions in the survey maker and reach voters through every channel in survey distribution.

Live online poll results

Poll results where you already work

Invite voters from your contact list, announce the outcome in Slack and archive the record in your own system — through 100+ integrations, webhooks and the API.

  1. Google Sheets
  2. HubSpot
  3. Intercom
  4. Mailchimp
  5. Google Analytics
  6. Salesforce
  7. Zapier

Online voting features

Start for free

One vote per person

Duplicate votes are blocked, so the result holds up

Anonymous voting

Count the votes without recording who cast them

Live results

Watch the tally build up as the votes come in

Results after closing

Keep the outcome hidden until voting ends

Close on a date

Voting shuts itself down at the moment you set

QR code

Print it on a slide or a poster and let people vote from their phones

Email verification

Confirm the voter before the vote is counted

Eligible voter list

Send a personal link only to the people entitled to vote

Vote by link

One address works everywhere, from chat to a newsletter

Kiosk mode

Set up a tablet at the venue and collect votes on the spot

Export the record

Download the full result as a file for the minutes

GDPR compliant

Data stored in the EU, with a processing agreement in place

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Enterprise grade security

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  • GDPR compliant

    We're compliant with General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) that businesses in Europe must comply with when processing personal data.

  • CCPA compliant

    USA state of California introduces California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) that defines how to handle users' personal data.

  • SSL & 2-Factor Authentication

    All connections are protected by TLS 1.2 and AES with a 256-bit key. Enable 2-Factor Authentication for even better security.

  • SSO

    Sign up users with Single Sign-On (SSO) and manage their access to your team. Set permissions and resource access.

Customer reviews

Votes and polls run on our platform

G2
4.9/5

Online polls FAQ

How do I create an online poll?

Write the question and the options, set the rules (anonymous or open, how many choices), decide who can vote, then share the ballot as a link, a QR code or an email. Results count themselves and export as a file once voting closes.

Can voting be anonymous?

Yes. In secret mode the system counts votes without storing who chose what — the record keeps the result and the turnout. See how our anonymous voting system works.

Is the online poll maker free?

You can run your first poll on the free plan. Paid plans add higher vote limits, personal links for large voter lists and team features — see pricing for the details.

How do you stop people voting twice?

Two options: send personal links to everyone on the eligible voter list, or share one address with duplicate voting blocked. You can also require email verification before a vote is counted.

Can people vote from a phone?

Yes, the ballot adapts to phones, tablets and desktops. At an event you can put a QR code on a slide or set up a tablet in kiosk mode at the entrance.

Can I hide the results until voting ends?

Yes. Show a live tally when you want the room to see it, or keep results hidden until the poll closes so nobody is influenced by the running score.

Do voters need an account?

No. A voter opens the link and casts their vote — only the person organising the poll needs an account.

Where is voter data stored?

On servers in the European Union, under GDPR, with a processing agreement and access control on results. The details are on our security page.

What is the difference between a poll and a survey?

A poll settles a choice — what matters is the result and one vote per person. A survey gathers opinions, usually with more questions and deeper analysis. For research, use the online survey maker.

Can I export the result?

Yes. Download the full tally as a file for your minutes, and send the outcome to Slack or your own system through integrations and webhooks.