Thrive Quiz Builder is built to deliver the following benefits to users: engage visitors with fun and interesting quizzes, lower bounce rate, generate more leads and gain visitor insights to find out about their interests.
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The plugin offers five distinct “engines” to power your quiz, depending on your goal:
Number: Provides a final score (e.g., “You got 8/10 correct”).
Percentage: Gives a score based on a percentage (e.g., “You are 90% an introvert”).
Category (Personality): Sorts the user into a specific result (e.g., “What kind of entrepreneur are you?”).
Right/Wrong: A classic knowledge test that shows correct/incorrect answers in real-time or at the end.
Survey: Collects data without providing a specific “score” or “result” to the user.
Visual Flow Builder: A drag-and-drop canvas where you can map out “branching logic.” This allows you to show different questions based on the user’s previous answers.
A/B Testing: You can split-test different versions of your quiz (headlines, images, or result pages) to see which one converts better.
Opt-in Gate: A built-in feature that requires users to enter their email address to see their results (a powerful lead-gen tactic).
Dynamic Results Pages: You can create unique result pages for different outcomes, including personalized “Buy Now” buttons or specific content recommendations.
Badge Editor: A tool to create shareable social media images/badges that display the user’s result to encourage viral sharing.
Platform: WordPress (self-hosted .org version).
Interface: No-code, drag-and-drop visual editor.
Responsiveness: Fully mobile-responsive quizzes that adapt to any screen size.
Asset Support: Supports text-based questions, image-based questions, and video integration.
Thrive Quiz Builder is designed to talk to almost every major marketing tool:
Email Marketing: Native integration with ActiveCampaign, Mailchimp, ConvertKit, AWeber, Drip, and more.
Automation: Works with Uncanny Automator, Zapier, and AutomatorWP to trigger actions (like awarding a badge or adding a tag) based on quiz completion.
E-commerce: Often used with WooCommerce to recommend products based on quiz results.
