No need to reach customer support. The setup is pretty easy. Dashboard is very detailed. I hope that they don't increase the price.

I am using it in my instagram bio. The engagement is crayz!

I pasted the quiz link in a story and let people take it right there. The AI did all the matchmaking — I just swapped in brand colours. First day brought in 40 emails and three new orders from folks who never even hit my homepage.

Surprisingly handy for email growth. Easy way.

Quizera’s share link is gold. I dropped it into a TikTok video caption and watched people take the quiz straight from their phones, then land on the recommended products already in their cart. Way easier than telling them to ‘go to the website, then click. I love the way AI is getting over the ecommerce

Love that the quiz isn’t stuck on my site only. I posted the direct link in our Instagram bio and stories, and shoppers could take it there too. The AI built the questions in minutes, and now I’m getting email sign-ups from social, not just on-site traffic.

I used to map every answer to a product by hand-hated it. I did tweak a couple of odd questions, but even with edits it was still way faster than my old tool.

I tossed in my product list, and Quizera spat out a quiz that mostly made sense. Tweaked a couple questions, matched my brand colors, and went live. First weekend brought in five new emails and two orders—good trade for five bucks.

The AI wrote the questions, matched my products, and boom—my grooming quiz was live before my coffee cooled. Already seeing more email sign-ups and a few extra orders. $4.99 well spent.

I still had to tweak a few questions the AI suggested, but that took maybe ten minutes instead of an hour. It linked my products on its own, which was nice. For five bucks, I’m okay with a little editing.

I’d tried other quiz apps that wanted 50+ manual rules—too much hassle. Quizera spit out a five-question routine finder in about ten minutes. I swapped in my brand colours, added an email gate on the last step, and it’s already pulling sign-ups. The built-in analytics showed that 73 % of shoppers finish the quiz, so I know it’s working. At five bucks a month, hard to complain.