Spontia review
A research-focused survey workspace with advanced analysis and APA-7 outputs.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Spontia is a web-based research workspace for academic and behavioral researchers. It combines survey authoring, browser-based timed cognitive experiments, response collection, statistical analysis and research exports in one product. Its feature set covers 30+ question types, display logic, branching, quotas, randomization, consent recording, participant links and single-use invitations. Researchers can also monitor completion metrics, per-question charts and response-quality signals such as outliers, rushed responses and tab switching.
The free plan supports unlimited questions and drafts, 50 responses per study, three studies published per month and CSV export. The Researcher plan is listed at $29 USD per person per month with annual billing and adds unlimited studies and responses, branching and randomization, plus exports for SPSS, R, Excel and JASP. The Lab plan is listed at $79 USD per month with annual billing and includes unlimited experiments collecting in parallel, several studies at once and 1,500 experiment participants per year. Department is listed at $1,800 USD per year with unlimited experiments and participants, one agreement for the group and usage-based volume pricing. Pay as you go is listed at $0.99 USD per participant, with no subscription, credits that never expire and a minimum order of 25 participants. The paid plans are described as intended future pricing and are not yet active.
Spontia’s strongest distinction is the depth of its research workflow. It supports t-tests, ANOVA, regression, mediation and mixed models, then exports datasets with codebooks and generates APA-7 tables, figures and method text. That makes it a focused option for researchers who need analysis and publication-oriented outputs alongside collection. The trade-off is a narrower deployment footprint: the product is web-based, with no listed integrations, API or audience panel. Academic researchers who value advanced statistics, experiment controls and research exports should consider Spontia, while teams seeking broad ecosystem connectivity or built-in respondent sourcing should look elsewhere.
Spontia pros and cons
- Where it wins
- 30+ question types with branching, quotas and randomization
- Statistical analysis includes ANOVA, regression and mixed models
- Exports to SPSS, R, JASP, Excel and CSV with APA-7 output
- Where it doesn't
- No integrations or API are listed
- No audience panel is included
- Paid plans are not yet active
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