A clearer way forward.
A decision starts with a clear priority.
78%
Selected clearer prioritiesYour research deserves more than another report.
Turn your research data into interactive experiences that people actually read, explore and trust.
Start freeCustomer priorities / 2026
What matters to customers
71% of customers would pay more for next-day delivery.
A clearer priority for the delivery experience.
Would pay extra for
- Question
- Q4 · Which of these would you pay extra for?
- Respondents
- 600 customers who answered
- Calculation
- 426 of 600 chose next-day delivery = 71%
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How it worksFrom data to an experience people read,
From data to an experience people read,
in three steps.
- Upload your datacustomer-survey.csv480 rows · 14 columns
Upload complete
- Tell Subset who it's for
Who is this for?
Our leadership team.
12 findings found, every figure checked.
- Publish one link
subsetinsight.com/e/customer-priorities
Every finding has a foundation.
Give readers the evidence behind the answer, not just a convincing sentence.
The finding / Support survey 2026
62% of customers would rather contact support by live chat.
- Question
- Q7 · How would you most like to contact support?
- Respondents
- 480 customers who answered
- Calculation
- 298 of 480 chose live chat = 62%
Computed from support-survey-2026.csv. Groups too small to show safely are flagged or withheld.
One experience. Different perspectives.
Let each reader explore what matters to them, without losing the context.
Leaders · 120 respondents
58% of leaders would stay for career growth.
Reasons to stay
“I stay where I can see my next step.”Staff survey 2026
Know what your readers explore.
Make research worth opening, then see how readers engage with it.
The everyday journey.
64%choose to cycleWhat teams need next.
62%Prefer live chat
48%Prefer phone
Each square represents two percentage points.
Made with Subset
Research worth opening.
Different stories. Different audiences.
One foundation of evidence.
A clearer way forward.
A decision starts with a clear priority.
78%
Selected clearer prioritiesThe everyday journey.
64%choose to cycleWhat teams need next.
62%Prefer live chat
48%Prefer phone
Each square represents two percentage points.
Make room for thought.
Shared space is not the same as space to think. Give people room for both.
Quiet space was the more frequently selected preference. A reason to look closer, not a claim of better performance.
Start with a pilot.
| Validate demand | 72% |
|---|---|
| Reduce delivery risk | 61% |
Pilot reach
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25% / 50% / 75% of 300Before you begin
A few good questions.
Clear answers. Nothing hidden in the small print.
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Your uploaded files and authoring work are restricted to your organisation. Your data is analysed securely using AI services to compute findings. Figures are always calculated from your data, never written by AI. Once published, your research experience is accessible by its link and shows approved findings, not raw response rows.
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