We run public-interest polling on the economy, services, trust and everyday problems. Every poll publishes the exact questions, the sample, the dates and the method. We are non-partisan and do no work for political parties or candidates.
Who it is for
- Media houses and researchers who need a documented source.
- Civil society and public bodies measuring public experience of services.
- Companies that want to understand public mood on an issue.
What we do
- Write neutral questions and test them before fieldwork.
- Field the poll to our panel and weight to national age, sex and region.
- Publish the topline, the questions and the method with the results.
What you get
- Topline results with the exact question wording.
- A method note stating who was asked, how and when.
- Charts and a short written summary you can quote.
What decides the price
We do not publish list prices, because studies of the same size can be very different jobs. These are the things that move a quote:
- Country and topic.
- Questionnaire length.
- Whether you want one poll or a repeated series.
Try the scoping tool to see which of these matter most for your study, or see how pulse studies, trackers and full studies work.
Where we work
Ghana, Kenya, Ethiopia and South Africa. Nigerian studies are run with our Nigeria arm, NigeriaPolls, using the same method.
Frequently asked questions
Do you do political or party polling?
No. We are non-partisan and do no work for parties or candidates.
Do you publish your questions?
Yes. Every result states the exact questions, the sample, the dates and the method.
Can I quote your poll?
Yes, with the method note and a link to the results page, so readers can see how the number was produced.