Conjointly alternatives
Conjointly alternatives for NZ and Australian businesses
Conjointly: Conjointly Ultimate starts at US$10,000 a year. Professional costs US$2,895 per team per year.
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What people compare Conjointly with
Conjointly Ultimate starts at US$10,000 a year, and Professional costs US$2,895 per team per year. If you mainly need recurring pricing analysis, you may want an alternative that keeps your records in a database you own rather than paying for a wider research package.
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Pricing Research for Claude Code
The open-source pricing research desk that is just a database and Claude Code. Built around your business, with your Conjointly data brought across.
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How to choose a Conjointly alternative
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Check what the bill covers
Look beyond the headline licence and check which parts you use. Conjointly Ultimate starts at US$10,000 a year and includes support and services as well as software. Professional costs US$2,895 per team per year. Panel responses are separate, so compare your current bill with the pricing analysis you need.
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Keep your research records
Ask where the original responses and analysis evidence live, and whether you can keep using them if you change tools. Raw-response exports are documented. With an owned version, your records sit in a database you own, so you retain those records.
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Match your way of working
List the questions you need answered, the fields you use to group buyers, and the checks your team expects. The free version focuses on exported Van Westendorp studies, sample review, price-perception analysis and decision evidence. If you need survey hosting, other methods or respondent sourcing, scope those separately.
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Plan the switch
Check that you can export raw responses and map the respondent identifier, buyer group, completion status and four price answers. Reconcile source counts and review the mapping before relying on results. Keep Conjointly available for survey collection or methods your new version does not cover.
The option that fits
Own pricing research built for your business
Enterprise DNA builds a pricing research version around how your business works, using your fields and review rules. It brings supported Conjointly responses across and runs the agreed analysis for you, with records held in a database you own. You pay one setup fee, then a monthly retainer. If you would rather start independently, you can run the free version yourself, focused on exported Van Westendorp studies.
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- check Analysis follows your agreed fields and review rules
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Make it yours
Design your own Conjointly replacement
Everything starts from the open-source base. Then it gets your name, the parts you run, your rules and your data from Conjointly. Try it here, and we build the real one.
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Questions
Conjointly alternatives, answered
Can an alternative cover everything we use Conjointly for? expand_more
Not by default. The free version handles imported Van Westendorp responses, sample review, price-perception analysis and decision evidence. Conjointly also offers survey collection, other methods and respondent sourcing. Before switching, identify which of those you rely on and scope any collection workflow, specialist methods or connections your version needs.
Can existing response data move with us? expand_more
Yes, for supported price-sensitivity work. Export raw responses and map the respondent identifier, buyer group, completion status and four price answers. If responses are in a workbook, save them as a text export first. The source count and mapping are checked before analysis, and incomplete answers remain visible.
Will the analysis choose a profitable price for us? expand_more
No. Price-sensitivity responses describe perceptions, not future demand or profit. The analysis shows its sample and the intersections between those perceptions. A proposed price still needs your rationale and evidence, and the system does not change your selling prices.
What happens if answers are incomplete or the sample is small? expand_more
Incomplete or inconsistent answers stay in your records but are excluded from calculations. Further exclusions can be recorded with reasons. Summary results and new pricing decisions are withheld below the sample minimum you agree. That minimum is a research rule, not a guarantee that the sample represents your market.
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