The GetWhys platform: Powered by our interview data. Your organization's data. And everything online.


Announcing the launch of Internet & Organization Data—and explaining our data strategy
Build a truly customer-centric organization.
We rewrote our positioning in a week, I can't express how valuable GetWhys was throughout the process.
Trust every word.
With Citations, trace every insight back to its source—role, industry, context, and date.
Place unlimited research requests—we find your target audience and interview them for you. Answers delivered within two weeks or less.
Echo analyzes written content to tell you what will resonate, what could be improved, and what should be removed.
Turn emails into opens. CTAs into clicks. Blogs into thought leadership.
Your customers aren’t one-size-fits-all. Easily toggle between your target personas, so you can see how every change affects each of your target segments.
Effortless oversight. Every colleague gets unfettered GetWhys access, within messaging guardrails that you set.
Echo made my messaging 5x-10x better
Insights from real people. Faster than ever. At a flat cost. That only increase in value.
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We believe that customer insights help everyone perform at their best.
That’s why we charge a flat fee for unlimited GetWhys access.
Conduct instant customer research while growing your collection of unique insights.
Features for everyone
Features for pro seats
We’ll onboard you today—no pilot contract or sales conversation required.
You'll have a month to see the value the GetWhys platform provides.
Our products pull from three different data sources: the Internet, your organization’s internal data, and our database of in-depth interviews.
We’ve invested significant resources into building GetWhys Data—our database of in-depth interviews with B2B audiences (primarily, software users and decision-makers), because they’re a highly valuable, unique source of information.
These interviews are typically 45-60 minutes long, and cover a broad range of topics. We are continuing to invest in building that database, because we think that:
We’ve built our platform explicitly to layer its most interesting insights for you.
You’ll get to see it firsthand!
You’ll have a personalized demo, where we’ll use GetWhys products to see insights on your target audiences, competitors, and your own messaging.
After that, you’ll have a month-long free trial to see the difference on your own terms.
We recommend planning 15 minutes for individual onboarding sessions, and 30 minutes for small team onboarding sessions.
If you’d like to bring a cross-functional team onboard, we strongly recommend each team have their own onboarding call.
Note: We don’t tack-on any fees for onboarding or implementation. We want your team to have the best possible experience using GetWhys products; investing time into the initial onboarding / welcome experience is well-worth it.
Nope.
(PS: Since your IT team will ask, we’re mid-SOC II compliance, and have a bunch of paperwork we can share with them).
Most primary research products and consulting firms have a per-project business model; they gather data for a single customer. They need to make enough margin on each engagement to be profitable.
We don’t need to be profitable on a per-interview basis, because we expect multiple customers to benefit from the insights in each interview.
Well, that isn’t quite a question, but we get where you’re going.
Most of our customers are Product Marketers, and many of them started off with limited research, software, and discretionary budgets.
We give every customer organization a month of free access, without needing a contract. Over the course of that month, we help them build a business case for GetWhys.
Don’t worry—very few of our customers started off with a dedicated customer research “” line item in their budgets. We’ll help you demonstrate that value for your leadership.
Constantly. The GetWhys platform prioritizes newly gathered information with an exponential decay formula, so you’ll always see the latest and greatest. And, if you’d like to see something new-er, all you have to do is ask.
Compass looks like a standard AI conversational interface… but it produces information you couldn’t find anywhere else, because it draws data directly from GetWhys Data, our proprietary dataset of in-depth interviews with B2B audiences.
Our customers use Compass to Research, Validate, and Create. It’s the first tool built specifically for PMMs.
Echo is the first* tool that provides immediate, authentic customer feedback to your writing. We’ve described it as an instant focus group; or “Grammarly for customer insights”.
Echo is designed to help you create written content that will resonate with your intended audience while remaining in your brand voice. Echo works by contrasting your writing with behavioral insights about your target persona in InsightDB, and displaying that analysis side-by-side with your writing.
* at least, as far as we’ve heard. Please let us know if we’re wrong.
We’ve built our database of in-depth interview transcripts with b2b audiences. Interviews are 45-60 minutes long and are anonymous.
GetWhys users can trace back insights across each of our products to specific snippets from interviews. While they can see metadata (e.g., title, industry, date), they can never trace insights back to a specific individual or organization.
Our customers can place unlimited Research Requests as part of their subscription. Our interviewers identify and interview the right audiences. Research requests are completed within a quick turnaround—typically 10 business days, though some customers have a 5-day baseline.
We make sure that every interviewee accurately represents (1) themselves and (2) their domain expertise by:
We’re able to ask people questions that LLMs or Google can’t answer, because that information’s never been documented before.
Organization Data allows you to combine your organization’s materials (e.g., Sales calls, primary research, product requirement docs etc.) with GetWhys data.
We’ve seen customers use this to collect really interesting insights—for example, “What feature gaps lead to us losing deals” returns not only analysis of what their Sales team has heard + what they collected through Win Loss research, but also what we’ve heard from competitor customers who declined to evaluate them in a purchase.