What is a research panel?
A research panel is a pool of people who've opted in to take part in research - interviews, usability tests, surveys, and more. What makes a panel useful is who's actually in it and how well it's profiled: a verified pool can be narrowed to specific demographics, behaviors, or professional backgrounds, even for highly niche studies. Respondent's panel is 4.3M+ identity-verified people across 150+ countries, built and owned over a decade rather than aggregated from brokers.
What is a consumer research panel?
A consumer research panel is a pool of everyday people who've opted in to take part in research as consumers. Teams use it to find best-fit participants by demographics, behaviors, buying habits, technology use, and custom criteria - so they can test and tailor products for the people who actually buy them. On Respondent, all 4.3M participants are reachable as verified consumers.
What is an AI training and evaluation panel?
An AI training and evaluation panel is a pool of verified participants - including domain experts - who provide the human input models learn from and are measured against: preference and ranking data, expert evaluation, red-teaming, and human feedback. The quality ceiling is the expertise of the people involved, which is why verified, credentialed participants matter more than raw headcount. Respondent supplies verified domain experts to AI teams as an independent, vendor-neutral source - not a lab-owned one.
What is a B2B research panel?
A B2B research panel is a pool of working professionals who've opted in to take part in research based on their role and job-related attributes. Teams selling B2B products target by job title, seniority, skills and software used, company size, and industry - reaching the people who do the work and make the calls. Respondent verifies 3.1M professionals this way, including senior and hard-to-reach roles.
What is a subject-matter expert panel?
A subject-matter expert panel is a pool of credentialed specialists - physicians, attorneys, engineers, data scientists, and the like - vetted for genuine, verifiable expertise rather than self-reported interest. Teams use it when a study needs domain depth a general panel can't provide. Respondent's panel includes 450K credentialed experts, each verified for the depth their field demands.
What is an accessibility research panel?
An accessibility research panel is a pool of people who've opted in to take part in research relating to a disability or accessibility need. Accessibility testing helps teams build inclusive products that work for a diverse customer base - Respondent's panel spans visual, auditory, mobility, and cognitive needs.