Recruit participants for Dscout.
Use Respondent to recruit qualified participants for research you run in Dscout, including usability tests, interviews, diary studies, and continuous discovery research.
What you can do together
Respondent supplies the verified participants; Dscout is where you run the work.
Qualitative
Run in-depth qualitative interviews and studies with verified, articulate participants.
31 partners offer qualitative
Unmoderated
Launch self-guided tasks, tests, and studies on your own timeline.
14 partners offer unmoderated
Full integration
A native, two-way integration: recruit and manage participants without leaving the tool.
4 partners offer full integration
Dscout in practice
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How Respondent + Dscout works
Source from a panel of 4.3M+ verified participants and bring them straight into Dscout.
Recruit
Define your audience and source qualified participants from the Respondent panel.
Screen
Filter on 50+ attributes and verify every participant before they reach your study.
Run in Dscout
Send participants into Dscout and run the study in the tool you already use.
Pay & analyze
Mark sessions complete: we handle fair incentive payouts in 150+ countries.
Recruit participants for Dscout.
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Use Respondent to recruit qualified participants for Ballpark concept tests, surveys, and video feedback studies when you need tighter audience control.
View partnerBluePill
Use Respondent to recruit qualified participants for BluePill validation studies, audience-building work, and mixed-method consumer research.
What researchers say
How research teams at Microsoft, Paylocity, IBM and Huge recruit with Respondent, in their own words.
