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Ansengine vs Scrunch

Scrunch is the product closest to ours in temperament: counts beside shares, a non-branded prompt template as a default, and a research arm that publishes. The differences are about depth of measurement on the plan a mid-market buyer actually gets, and about what happens after the number.

Facts as of August 29, 2026, from Scrunch’s public pages and a hands-on product walk. If something here is outdated, tell us and we will fix it.

Where Scrunch is genuinely strong

  • · The best counts discipline of the six products we walked: a Total Responses card, and every donut prints counts beside its share.
  • · Non-branded prompts as a default template, so the branded and unbranded split is a product feature rather than an afterthought.
  • · Copilot included among the engines, and a BI-style Explorer with savable dashboards.
  • · A Labs program that publishes studies, including a measured citation half-life and a branded-search lift figure.

The differences that matter

DimensionScrunchAnsengine
Depth on the plan you getThe Core plan sat at 20 responses across three days in our test, which makes it effectively a weekly instrument, and it is single-brand with no way to add a second.Repeated answers per question with the count on every rate; a new question carries 26 answers inside 48 hours; clients are pooled workspaces.
Change detectionSignals narrate meaningful shifts, but the threshold behind meaningful is not shown.Every engine's repeat-run noise floor is published and applied; a move is named as a move only when it clears its engine's floor, and the floor is printed beside it.
RangesCounts, yes; a range on the share, no.A 95% range on every rate, and counts instead of a rate under eight answers.
After the numberAnalytics and dashboards.Fixes with receipts, approval-gated publishing, and the registered holdout that says whether the work moved the answers.
PricingRoughly $250 to $500 per month per the public pricing page (August 2026).From $79/mo, every answer downloadable on every plan.

The honest verdict

If you want honest dashboards and a research program behind them, Scrunch is a good choice and closer to us in spirit than anyone else here. If you need more than twenty responses to make a decision, and a way to act on what they show, Ansengine measures deeper and closes the loop.

The cheapest way to decide: run the free report on your own domain and judge the numbers, intervals included.

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