Send the invite from HubSpot
Enroll customers in a short email series. Reminders stop the moment someone answers.
Scan your pages for proof gaps, send a short survey from HubSpot, and let an AI chat turn customer answers into website citations.
No sign-up. The demo takes about two minutes.
Buyers ask ChatGPT and Gemini who to buy from, and assistants answer with evidence. A published stat gives them something to quote.
Ask an assistant who is best in your category and it reaches for numbers and cited results. Publish outcomes and it has something to repeat.
On the sales call, someone asks what results your customers get. One anecdote is a weaker answer than an average across all of them.
Survey your customers and both audiences get the same answer, a number backed by your whole base.
Point Survey Rocket at a page and it flags the claims with no evidence behind them. Each gap comes back with a drafted survey that fills it.
Or type the stat you want, and the questions that produce it arrive as a draft for your review.
“It starts with the data point we want to achieve, then the survey questions that would help us achieve it.”
Kevin BarberHead of AI Growth, Lean Labs
Enroll customers in a short email series. Reminders stop the moment someone answers.
Questions arrive one at a time, and most answers are a single tap. It reads like a conversation and takes minutes.
Watch each response update your running average, then put the stat on your website.
Write them in a plain editor and watch the preview build as you type. Your customers see exactly what you wrote.
“You launch a survey by asking questions. Here are the questions I want to get answers to.”
Kevin BarberHead of AI Growth, Lean Labs
When a customer types “most of them”, the chat asks again and tells them a rough count is fine. Easy to answer, and you still get the number.
“If we ask what percentage and they say most, we make sure we get the number.”
Kevin BarberHead of AI Growth, Lean Labs
Let the survey ask what they would tell a peer. A positive answer triggers a permission request to publish it, with name and role.
A negative answer stays private feedback and never reaches your website.
“If they type something favorable, we ask: can we attribute this as a quote on our webpage? And it’s fine if not.”
Kevin BarberHead of AI Growth, Lean Labs
Open the contact and the whole response is there. The completed flag ends the reminders, and your team never leaves the portal.
“They filled out the survey, and we can see the result in HubSpot.”
Kevin BarberHead of AI Growth, Lean Labs
Each survey gets its own dashboard where averages update as answers arrive.
Every stat shows the response count behind it, so you can see which ones are solid enough to publish.
Play the customer in the sandbox demo. Answer a short survey and watch the dashboard move.
FAQ
A form collects text you still have to read. Survey Rocket asks questions in a chat, checks answers as they arrive, and turns results into numbers you can publish.
On the contact record in your own HubSpot portal, and on a dashboard for each survey.
Yes. The survey asks your questions word for word and never invents its own.
It stays private. The permission request only appears after a positive answer, so nothing critical reaches your website.
A private app connection Lean Labs sets up with you, plus a few contact properties. Your team keeps working in HubSpot as usual.
As fast as you can send us your questions and your customer list. Lean Labs handles the setup from there.
Bring the stat you wish your website could show, and we will set up the survey that backs it.