A single-choice poll lets each voter pick exactly one option. Results fill in as live percentage bars on your dashboard, and the winner highlights itself — no spreadsheet math.
Where should the team offsite be?
Pick one — results update as votes land.
How it feels
By the numbers
Real questions people send
Anatomy
Your question renders right in the email. They tap an option, see confirmation — no accounts, no links to chase.
Every vote lands as a live percentage bar on your dashboard — with an email alert the moment someone votes.
How to
Install the free add-on once, then start any email. The polls panel opens on the right.
One question, one answer per voter. Set it as your default type in dashboard Settings if it's your go-to.
2–10 options (20 on Pro). Pro tip: 3–5 options gets the best response rates.
Votes collect as live bars on your dashboard. Get an email alert the moment someone votes.
Perfect for
More than one answer can be true? Use multiple choice instead.
Pro tips
Response rates peak there. Past seven options, people skim and your bars flatten out.
"Thai Garden" beats "Option B" — concrete options read as real choices, not homework.
It closes the loop for stragglers. Results stay live on your dashboard either way.
FAQ
Any "pick one" decision: lunch spots, meeting topics, logo A vs logo B, event themes. If people might legitimately want several answers, use multiple choice instead.
Up to 10 on Free and Standard, up to 20 on Pro. Three to five options gets the best response rates.
That's your call — leave results visible after voting, or turn on hide-results and share the outcome when you're ready. Included on every plan.
Each person votes once and the vote is final — that's what keeps totals honest. Need more than one answer per person? Use multiple choice.
Yes — the vote page is mobile-first with thumb-sized tap targets, and the in-email buttons open straight into it.
Related
Every poll type is included free. Three starter polls — plans from $75/year.