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Free Survey Templates

Read the questions before you commit to anything. Every card shows how long the survey takes, and no template asks you to sign up first.

  • 129 templates
  • 6 categories
  • 4 to 36 questions each
  • 4 to 8 minutes to complete
  • Free, no signup

This is the whole SuperSurvey library: 129 free survey templates in six categories. Each one is a working survey, not a picture of one. You can read every question before you decide to use it.

Every template on this page opens straight into the free survey maker, so you can edit the questions and send it without setting anything up.

If you already know what you are measuring, skip ahead to staff and workplace feedback, customers and service quality, pricing and market research, courses and workshops, software and rollouts, or operations and compliance. If you are not sure, the chooser table below starts from the decision instead.

Which Survey Template Do You Need?

Start from what you want to find out, not from the department you sit in. Each row names one category and one template to open first.

What you want to find outCategoryStart with this templateLength
Why people are leavingEmployeeEmployee Retention Survey11 q, 3 min
Whether one manager is workingEmployeeManager Effectiveness Survey17 q, 4 min
Whether new starters were set up properlyEmployeeNew Hire Orientation Survey10 q, 6 min
Whether stated values match daily behaviorEmployeeOrganizational Culture Survey16 q, 4 min
Whether customers will buy from you againSatisfactionBrand Loyalty Survey16 q, 4 min
Where service quality breaks downSatisfactionService Quality (SERVQUAL) Survey10 q, 5 min
What people will actually payMarketingWillingness to Pay Survey4 q, 2 min
Whether there is demand before you buildMarketingMarket Research Survey19 q, 8 min
Which skills to train nextTrainingTraining Needs Assessment Survey14 q, 4 to 5 min
Whether a course changed anythingTrainingPost Training Survey14 q, 4 min
Whether software is ready to launchTechnologyUser Acceptance Testing Survey16 q, 6 min
Whether staff can spot a phishing emailTechnologyPhishing Awareness Survey9 q, 5 min
Where time is lost in a processBusinessOperational Efficiency Survey15 q, 7 min
Whether policy is understood, not just publishedBusinessCompliance Survey15 q, 5 min
Two of these look similar but answer different questions. A brand loyalty survey tells you whether the relationship is healthy. A call center survey tells you whether one conversation went well. Running the wrong one is the most common mistake here.

Employee and Staff Survey Templates

How people experience the job: their manager, the culture, onboarding, morale, and why they leave. 42 templates in this group, and the six below are the ones people open most. The rest of the employee and staff surveys sit one level down.

Change Readiness Assessment
When a change already has a name and a date, and you want the read before you launch it. 23 questions, 5 min
eNPS Survey
When someone has asked you for the number, and it has to be computed and caveated correctly. 8 questions, 2 min
Skills Assessment Survey
When you need to know what one person can do now, against the level their role needs. 17 questions, 5 min
Employee Benefits Survey
When a renewal or a budget line needs to know which benefits staff would protect and which they would cut first. 14 questions, 5 min
Candidate Experience Survey
When someone has left your hiring process, whether you turned them down, they withdrew, or you hired them. 12 questions, 3 min
Job Satisfaction Survey
When the question is about the job someone holds, not the employer they work for. 14 questions, 3 min
Exit Interview Survey
When someone has resigned: the one answer you get from them, read across a quarter rather than on its own. 14 questions, 4 min
Employee Feedback Survey
When nobody has told you which survey to run, and you need a straight answer on anonymity. 14 questions, 4 min
Employee Pulse Survey
The short check between annual surveys: five to ten questions, weekly to monthly, read as a trend. 9 questions · 3 to 4 min · Anonymous
Employee Satisfaction Survey
Whether people are content with the job they have: pay, manager, hours, place. Not the same as engagement. 20 questions · 4 min · Anonymous
Employee Engagement Survey
The annual read: a five-item engagement index, six drivers, eNPS and two open answers, with scoring. 20 questions · 6 min · Anonymous
Employee Experience Survey
Assess employees' overall experience, satisfaction, and key workplace drivers 8 questions · 5 min · Anonymous
Manager Effectiveness Survey
Assess how effectively managers communicate, coach, and support employees. 9 questions · 7 min · Anonymous
Employee Morale Survey
Gauge employee morale and key drivers like motivation, recognition, and leadership comms. 9 questions · 6 min · Anonymous
Organizational Culture Survey
Measure employees' perceptions of organizational culture and values in practice. 16 questions · 4 min · Anonymous
Employee Retention Survey
How many people across a team are still deciding, asked with no name attached and read as counts 11 questions · 3 min · Anonymous
New Hire Orientation Survey
Measure new hires' satisfaction and feedback on the orientation program. 10 questions · 6 min · Confidential

Customer Satisfaction Survey Templates

Feedback from the people who bought or were served. Some measure one interaction, some measure the whole relationship. 28 templates in this group, including sector versions for hospitality, healthcare, retail, and field service. Schools and childcare centres have their own: the parent satisfaction survey is written for the families on a roll rather than for customers, and it says which of them never reply. Browse the rest of the customer and service quality surveys.

Survey Questions You Can Copy From Any Template

No other template directory prints its questions on the hub page. These are real items, lifted from six templates across six categories. Copy them as they are or use them as a starting shape.

Abstract fanned grid of survey template cards organised into groups
Every template is a real survey you can open and read before you send it.

Manager effectiveness questions

  • My manager sets clear expectations for what success looks like.
  • My 1:1s with my manager are useful.
  • My manager helps remove barriers that slow my work down.
  • I can raise concerns or mistakes without fear of negative consequences.
  • What should my manager start doing to help you succeed?

Five of the seventeen items in the Manager Effectiveness Survey. Anonymous, about 4 minutes.

Customer feedback questions

  • Overall, how satisfied were you with the support you received today?
  • How easy was it to complete your purchase today?
  • Was your issue resolved?
  • The product is worth the price I pay.
  • What is the one thing we should change to improve your experience?

Five of the twelve items in the Customer Feedback Survey. Identified, about 4 minutes.

Market research questions

  • Thinking about the last time you looked for a solution like [category], what happened that prompted it?
  • What did you try first, before you looked seriously at any product?
  • What were you trying to accomplish in that situation?
  • What felt most frustrating, risky, or time consuming about the situation?
  • What price or pricing model would have felt like an easy yes?

Five of the nine items in the Jobs to Be Done Survey. Identified, about 5 minutes.

Training feedback questions

  • The training content was relevant to my role.
  • The pace of the training was appropriate.
  • I feel confident applying what I learned in my day to day work.
  • I plan to use what I learned within the next 2 weeks.
  • What might prevent you from using what you learned?

Five of the fourteen items in the Post-Training Feedback Survey. Anonymous, about 4 minutes.

Software and rollout questions

  • Were you able to complete the workflow end to end?
  • What blocked you from completing the workflow?
  • The system responded fast enough for me to complete my work without waiting.
  • The interface is consistent from screen to screen: labels, buttons, terminology.
  • Overall, should we proceed with launch?

Five of the sixteen items in the User Acceptance Testing Survey. Identified, about 6 minutes.

Operations and process questions

  • The steps for my work are clear: inputs, steps, and what counts as done.
  • When priorities conflict, I know what to do first.
  • I often have to redo work because requirements or inputs were unclear.
  • Handoffs between teams are clear about who owns the next step and when.
  • If you could remove one step, approval, or handoff, what would you remove and why?

Five of the fifteen items in the Operational Efficiency Survey. Anonymous, about 7 minutes.

Watch the bracketed placeholders. A question like "How satisfied were you with [Company]?" reads as a leading question if you leave a compliment in the brackets. Swap in a plain name and nothing else.

How Long a Survey Can Be Before People Stop Answering

Every figure below comes from a source in the reference list. Nothing here is our own estimate.

This library (median) 9 questions Median survey 12 questions 75th percentile 21 questions 95th percentile 40 questions
Questions per survey. The median of the 129 templates in this library, measured Aug 2026, against the length distribution SurveyMonkey reported across more than 26,000 of its own surveys. [2]
Survey lengthWhat the data showsSource
10 questionsAverage completion rate of 89 percent[2]
40 questionsAverage completion rate of 79 percent[2]
Over 7 to 8 minutesAbandon rates rise; completion drops 5 to 20 percent[1]
First questionRespondents spend about 75 seconds on it[1]
Questions 26 to 30Down to about 19 seconds per question[1]
Up to 15 questionsWhere drop-off climbs fastest per added question[3]
That last pair is the useful one. People give the first question about 75 seconds and the thirtieth about 19. Answers near the end are quicker, and quicker answers carry less thought. The most opened template in this library, the user acceptance testing survey template, runs 8 questions in about 6 minutes, which sits inside the range where people still finish.

Survey Template FAQ

Are these survey templates really free?

Yes. All 129 open in full with no account and no payment. You can read every question, run the survey, and collect responses on the free plan. Nothing on this page is a preview of paid content.

Do I need an account to use a survey template?

No. Open any template and it loads as a live survey you can edit and send. An account only becomes useful later, when you want to come back to the same results from another device.

Can I copy the questions without using SuperSurvey?

Yes. Every question is printed as plain text on its template page, and a sample from six categories sits in the question bank above. Select the text and paste it wherever you like. There is no email wall and no download form.

How many questions should a survey have?

Fewer than most people expect. The median survey on SurveyMonkey runs 12 questions, and 75 percent of surveys have 21 or fewer.[2] Every template here sits between 7 and 10 questions.

How long should a survey take to complete?

Aim to finish inside 7 to 8 minutes. Past that point SurveyMonkey saw abandon rates climb, with completion rates dropping between 5 and 20 percent.[1] The templates here take 4 to 8 minutes.

What is the difference between a survey template and a questionnaire?

A questionnaire is just the list of questions. A template is that list plus the answer scales, the question order, and the logic that skips people past parts that do not apply to them. The templates here include all of it.

Should a survey be anonymous?

It depends who is answering. Staff surveys about managers or pay need to be anonymous or people soften their answers. Customer surveys about a specific order usually need to be identified, or you cannot follow up. Each card here says which mode the template assumes.

How many responses do I need before the results mean anything?

There is no single number, but the shape of the data matters more than the count. Watch for one group answering very differently from the rest. If a team of eight is the unit you care about, six replies from that team tells you more than 200 replies spread across the company.

Can I edit the questions in a template?

Yes. Nothing is locked. Change the wording, delete questions you do not need, and add your own. Most templates read better once you swap the bracketed placeholders for your own product or team name.

Which template should I pick if I am not sure?

Start from the decision rather than the topic. The chooser table lists what you might want to find out, and names one template for each. If two look close, pick the shorter one and run it sooner.

Can I use these templates for academic research?

You can, but check with your ethics board first. These are written for practitioners, not validated for publication. If you need a scale with published reliability figures, use the original instrument and cite it properly.

Why are there no Gallup Q12 or Maslach Burnout Inventory questions here?

Because we are not licensed to reprint them. The Gallup Q12 is copyrighted and cannot be reproduced outside a participating client engagement.[4] The Maslach Burnout Inventory is licensed per respondent through its publisher.[5] The Utrecht Work Engagement Scale is free for academic use only.[6] Our items are written in house instead.

Methods and Sources

How these templates are built

Every template is written in house, then checked against the length evidence above. The question count and completion time printed on each card are read from that template page, not estimated. Category counts on this page are counted from the live library on 21 Aug 2026 and are 29 employee, 21 satisfaction, 12 marketing, 10 training, 9 technology, and 6 business.

Why you will not find the famous question sets here

Gallup Q12 items are copyrighted and cannot be reproduced outside a participating company without permission. The Maslach Burnout Inventory is licensed per respondent through its publisher. The Utrecht Work Engagement Scale is free for academic use only. We write our own items instead, which is why you will not find those famous statements anywhere in this library.

Limits

The length and completion figures come from SurveyMonkey platform data, published without a date and without a linked raw dataset. They describe surveys sent through one product, so treat them as a strong signal rather than a general law. Our own templates have not been tested for construct validity, and none of them is a substitute for a validated scale.

Disclosure

SuperSurvey is our survey builder. Every template opens as a live survey with no account, and nothing on this page is gated.

References

  1. Chudoba, B. How long should a survey be? Research-backed best practices. SurveyMonkey. surveymonkey.com (analysis of roughly 100,000 surveys of 1 to 30 questions; no publication date given).
  2. Wronski, L. Half of SurveyMonkey surveys are short. Why yours should be too. SurveyMonkey. surveymonkey.com (more than 26,000 surveys).
  3. SurveyMonkey. Survey questions and completion rates. surveymonkey.com (2,000 random surveys at each length from 1 to 50 questions).
  4. Gallup. Q12 Employee Engagement Survey. gallup.com
  5. Mind Garden. Maslach Burnout Inventory (MBI). mindgarden.com
  6. Schaufeli, W. Utrecht Work Engagement Scale, tests and questionnaires. wilmarschaufeli.nl

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