Quiz/survey

Heyflow Quiz/survey — "1-min eligibility check" (9 screens)

Why it works

Framed as a free assessment the visitor receives, while functioning as a hard budget gate Heyflow applies. The first question sits inside the landing screen itself — there is no "start the quiz" click to lose people on — and a "Spot reserved for 20:00" countdown starts the moment the page loads. Two screens in the middle are not questions at all but a proof interstitial and a competitor comparison, inserted once four answers of sunk cost are already banked.

See it live

  1. Heyflow — "1-min eligibility check" (9 screens) (screen 1)
    Landing screen with question 1 embedded — "What CVR are you aiming for?" under a "1-MIN ELIGIBILITY CHECK ⋅ IT'S FREE" eyebrow. The offer's four promises sit above it; the countdown is already running in the sticky header.
  2. Heyflow — "1-min eligibility check" (9 screens) (screen 2)
    The answer gets validated no matter what it was. A modest target returns "We have gone even further before!"; an ambitious one returns "Ambitious goal, but we've done it before!" Four proof stats and a client-funnel carousel back it up. Every possible answer becomes evidence of fit.
  3. Heyflow — "1-min eligibility check" (9 screens) (screen 3)
    Industry (8 options) — the routing question. It decides whether the next screen exists at all.
  4. Heyflow — "1-min eligibility check" (9 screens) (screen 4)
    "What do you sell?" — shown only on the E-Commerce branch. Picking SaaS or any other industry skips this screen entirely, so the quiz feels shorter the less relevant it is.
  5. Heyflow — "1-min eligibility check" (9 screens) (screen 5)
    The actual gate — monthly ad spend, with a $100,000 floor. Note what surrounds the most sensitive question: a padlocked privacy reassurance ("used only to confirm fit — never shared or sold") and a client logo wall, both placed exactly where hesitation would occur.
  6. Heyflow — "1-min eligibility check" (9 screens) (screen 6)
    Current conversion rate. Together with the target from screen 1, this supplies both numbers the funnel later multiplies into a "cost of inaction".
  7. Heyflow — "1-min eligibility check" (9 screens) (screen 7)
    A competitor comparison table dropped mid-quiz — "Claude & Lovable" in one column, "CRO Agency" in the other, Heyflow winning five rows. Objection handling arrives after commitment, not on the landing page where it would invite comparison shopping.
  8. Heyflow — "1-min eligibility check" (9 screens) (screen 8)
    "Calculating your personalized CVR forecast…" with a progress bar climbing 0→100%. Manufactured processing time, so the recap that follows feels computed rather than templated.
  9. Heyflow — "1-min eligibility check" (9 screens) (screen 9)
    "Analysis complete!" — and two live defects. The prominent blue "Check If You Are Eligible!" pill is a decorative span with no click handler, absent from the accessibility tree; the only working advance is the plain "Continue" beneath it. A "⚡ LIVE SPOTS · 3 → 2 · Someone just claimed a spot!" ticker also renders here at 10px, hidden behind the loader circle.