How many heads
Fifty is the default because it's enough to separate a clear winner from noise, and it comes back in about ten minutes.
- 20–30 is fine for a quick gut check or a free-text follow-up.
- 50 suits most choices between two to four options.
- 100–200 helps when options are close, or when you want to compare groups.
- On the web you can ask up to 5,000; in the app, up to 500.
More heads take longer. The estimate shows the time before you ask.
Which tier
- Tier 1 (€0.24 an answer): phone-verified people. Right for names, creative and quick reads.
- Tier 2 (€0.50): ID-verified people. Use it for research-grade answers, ages from the ID check, and free text.
- Tier 3 (€0.94): a trusted panel with a long record of careful answers. First to answer, so fastest.
Rush
Tick Rush for answers within the hour. It costs 1.5 times as much.
If fewer heads answer
Sometimes a question closes before it's full, for example a targeted question with a small pool overnight. You pay only for the answers you get; the rest goes back to your balance, and the result shows how many answered.