References & Awards
LimeSurvey has surpassed 1,500,000 downloads and is used by a huge number of private persons, big companies, academic facilities and governmental institutions around the world.
On this page you will find a few of the organizations which are using LimeSurvey and which are supporting the future of LimeSurvey. If you think your logo and name should be placed here please get in contact with
References
Educational
Have a look at our compiled list of schools/universities using LimeSurvey.
Government
"LimeSurvey is used in production in the Austrian Vorarlberg State Government. LimeSurvey could stand up to two other commercial tools which have been also offered. Functionality and usability are comparable to commercial products. Regarding accessibility LimeSurvey was the only product which convinced."
Josef Schwar / Office of the Austrian Vorarlberg State Government
Corporations
During the Ars Electronica exhibition LimeSurvey is used to ask visitors for their opinion. The software is a great help to capture the feedback of visitors regarding Ars Electronica and eventually to react on this feedback.
Martin Honzik / Ars Electronica
Open Source
"The project OpenOffice.org uses LimeSurvey to realize its polls. The vote for the version 3.0 splash screen, the call for location of the OpenOffice.org Conference and other important surveys have already been done using LimeSurvey. For us, it's a professional, easy-to-use software that definitely fulfills our needs. Thumbs up!"
Florian Effenberger / Marketing Project Co-Lead, OpenOffice.org
Open Source
"Limesurvey allowed us to build a complex community survey using 100% free (as in GPL) software with more functionality than what we found in other non-free online survey software. More than 1000 persons responded to the survey in the first day without a glitch."
Nicolas Barcet / Ubuntu Server Team
Open Source
"We needed a one-time solution to do a small internal survey at GNOME. LimeSurvey provided us an easy to use, easy to set up, completely Free Software solution. It took me one night to set it up, design my survey, and use their cute embedded template editor to make the survey blend in the rest of our site."
Behdad Esfahbod / GNOME Foundation