In a ranked-choice poll, voters drag options into their preferred order and ranks become points. The option with the most points is the one the whole group can actually agree on — no vote-splitting.
Rank the offsite cities
The order re-balances as votes come in.
How voting works
Why rank instead of vote
By the numbers
Real questions people send
Anatomy
Voters rearrange until the order feels right, then submit once — seconds of effort, full preference data.
First place earns the most points; the leaderboard re-orders itself as ballots land until the true favorite leads.
How to
With the add-on installed, start any email and open the polls panel.
Voters drag options into their order — first place earns the most points.
Cities, names, features to build first. 4–6 options keeps ranking quick (up to 10, 20 on Pro).
Points tally live on your dashboard until one option clearly carries the group.
Perfect for
Just one clear frontrunner? Single choice is faster for voters.
Pro tips
Enough choice to be interesting, few enough that ranking stays fun. Past eight, people phone in their bottom half.
One line of instruction doubles the number of fully-ranked ballots you get back.
Single choice tied 41–41? Re-run the finalists as ranked — the points break the tie with real preference data.
FAQ
When several options are appealing and a plain vote would split the group — choosing a city, a name, a speaker, a feature to build first. Ranking captures the full preference order instead of one vote.
Each rank converts to points: first place earns the most, last place the fewest. Tally the points across all voters and the option with the most points is the group's true favorite.
No — voters drag options into their preferred order, which takes seconds. On the vote page they can rearrange until it feels right, then submit once.
Up to 10 on Free and Standard, up to 20 on Pro. Four to six options keeps ranking quick.
Each ballot is one ordered list — voters drag until the order feels right and submit once. There's no way to "vote wrong."
Related
Every poll type is included free. Three starter polls — plans from $75/year.