Memria blends the best of quantitative and qualitative feedback, providing a scalable solution that captures the nuances of what customers or stakeholders have to say, in their own voice.
Memria helps our partners use feedback strategically and efficiently.
Companies use Memria to capture the voices of their customers or evaluate programs in a way that is more authentic and revealing than traditional surveys and more efficient than focus groups.
Social justice organizations increasingly need to reflect the voices and experiences of their communities in order to achieve societal change.
Alumni Associations can use Memria to send out a call for stories across the alumni network and collect hundreds or even thousands of audio recordings with the click of a button.
Political organizations can use Memria to get feedback from constituents in their own voices on key platform issues. Clips from stories can be integrated into existing media campaigns and outreach.
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PROFESSIONAL
8
$
/month
Billed Annually
5 active project
10GB space
∞ collaborators
No Credit Card Required
FREE
0
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Cost Free Forever
1 active project
100mb space
∞ collaborators
No Credit Card Required
TEAM
22
$
/month
Billed Annually
25 active project
25GB space
∞ collaborators
No Credit Card Required
PLUS
89
$
/month
Billed Annually
25 active project
25GB space
∞ collaborators
No Credit Card Required
All plans include the following features as a standard of our product.
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Memria enables the collection and analysis of audio recorded qualitative feedback, at scale.
We help organizations literally hear what key stakeholders have to say, without the time and expense of doing in-person interviews and focus groups.
A very “meta” problem of getting feedback about the feedback movement
Memria is flexible
QUALITATIVE
FEEDBACK
QUANTITATIVE
FEEDBACK
Surveys, online forms
Focus groups, interviews
Click the PLAY button above to listen to John Corrigan's feedback story, one of the feedback stories embedded into the Summit “highlights” blog post, using the Memria mini player.
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-Meg VanDeusen, Feedback Labs
QUALITATIVE
FEEDBACK