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HappyOrNot review

#22 of 26 in Customer Satisfaction Software

A focused feedback tool for collecting and tracking satisfaction ratings across locations.

7.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

HappyOrNot measures customer satisfaction through physical Smiley feedback terminals and digital survey experiences. It is aimed at organizations that want ongoing ratings at customer touchpoints, particularly operators tracking feedback across multiple locations, facilities, or service interactions. Retail, transportation, hospitality, healthcare, and public-sector environments are among the settings described for the product. An online analytics dashboard brings the results together for review.

The product’s clearest distinction is its pairing of on-site smiley-button terminals with web surveys. That gives operators a way to collect ratings both at physical touchpoints and through digital survey experiences, while the dashboard supports monitoring across locations and reporting scores over time. This is a focused customer-satisfaction measurement setup rather than a broadly described survey platform: the listed capabilities center on ratings, analytics, and tracking results. It should suit teams whose main question is how satisfaction changes between locations or over time.

HappyOrNot is offered as a cloud service on the web and is listed for small, mid-market, and enterprise organizations. According to the vendor’s published homepage information, standard plan prices are not provided and purchasing appears to require contacting the vendor. That sales-led approach may be less convenient for buyers who need to compare fixed prices before speaking with sales. Choose it when simple on-site ratings and location monitoring are central requirements; consider alternatives if you need a wider set of feedback capabilities or a self-serve, publicly priced purchase.

HappyOrNot pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Smiley-button terminals collect ratings at physical customer touchpoints.
    • Digital surveys provide another channel for customer-satisfaction feedback.
    • Dashboard monitoring and reports track results across locations and over time.
  • Where it doesn't
    • The listed survey channel is web, with no other digital channels specified.
    • The feature set focuses on satisfaction feedback and reporting.
    • Purchasing requires contacting the vendor rather than choosing a published plan.

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