Question 1

Can you make a quiz on Shopify?

Accepted Answer

Yes, though Shopify has no native product quiz, so it comes from the app store. The options range from simple drag-and-drop builders to quiz-plus-marketing suites and, more recently, conversational agents. All of the classic ones share the same shape: you define questions, you define answers, and you map combinations of answers to products. That mapping is the part that ages badly. Dialog's Personal Shopper replaces it with a conversation guided by a single prompt you set once, and the AI adapts its wording and skips irrelevant questions on its own.

Question 2

How do I create a questionnaire on Shopify?

Accepted Answer

With a traditional builder, you install the app, write each question and its possible answers, then connect answer combinations to products or collections and style the result to match your theme. Budget a few hours for a simple flow and considerably more for a catalog with many attributes. With Dialog you skip the tree entirely: you write what the flow should achieve in plain language, choose where it appears, and the agent generates and runs the conversation against your live catalog.

Question 3

What is the best platform to create a quiz on Shopify?

Accepted Answer

There is no single best one, only the best fit for your catalog and your appetite for upkeep. Small stores on a budget do well with a simple builder. Beauty and wellness brands often use quiz suites with marketing integrations built in. Brands with complex, frequently changing catalogs tend to move to conversational agents, because the maintenance of a decision tree scales with the catalog and the maintenance of a prompt does not. One structural difference worth weighing: a classic quiz ends at the recommendation, while Dialog lets the shopper keep talking, ask follow-up questions, or upload a photo.

Question 4

Can shoppers send a photo instead of answering questions?

Accepted Answer

Yes, photo upload is live. In cosmetics a shopper photographs their face or skin and gets a personalized routine. In home and furniture they photograph the room and get products that fit the space. In fashion they photograph a style they like and get matching pieces from your catalog. It works alongside the questions rather than instead of them, so a shopper can send a photo and then add a budget constraint in the same conversation.

Question 5

Does a quiz actually convert better than a standard product page?

Accepted Answer

A guided flow converts better than an unguided one when shoppers genuinely cannot self-select, which is most of beauty, supplements, technical gear and gifting. Function of Beauty built much of its business on a quiz reaching an 80% completion rate. The narrower question is whether a conversational format beats a static quiz, and in an A/B test with the brand Karacare, Dialog's Personal Shopper increased the conversion rate by 16.1% and revenue per visitor by 14.5% against the Typeform quiz it replaced.

Question 6

What does a Shopify quiz app cost?

Accepted Answer

Simple builders start in the $10 to $50 a month range, quiz-plus-marketing suites run higher and often bill on completions or on the size of your list. Dialog's free tier covers 200 conversations a month so you can test the format on your own traffic, with paid plans from $249 a month. Book a demo and we will show the numbers on a brand similar to yours → https://demo.askdialog.com/?lang=en

Question 7

Who writes the questions, us or the AI?

Accepted Answer

You set the goal, the AI phrases the questions. Instead of building a branch for every combination of answers, you describe what the flow is for in a sentence or two: the right routine for a skin type, the right gift under a budget, the right size for a use case. The agent asks in your tone, skips questions that no longer apply, and follows up when an answer is ambiguous. You keep control of what is collected and what is recommended, and stop maintaining how it is asked.

Question 8

Can we run more than one quiz at a time?

Accepted Answer

Yes, as many as you have entry points for, each with its own goal and placement. A common setup is a gift finder on the homepage during a gifting season, a diagnostic on a landing page and a general advisor on a category page, all managed from the same back office. Since none of them is a decision tree, adding a fourth is a prompt rather than a project.

Question 9

Can we steer the flow toward certain products?

Accepted Answer

Yes, through the prompt. You can prioritize a range above a budget threshold, favor a seasonal collection, or keep a product out of the recommendations entirely. The flow still starts from what the shopper says they need, which is the whole point: a guided flow that pushes the wrong product converts once and gets returned.

Question 10

What happens once the shopper has their result?

Accepted Answer

Two things a static quiz cannot do. The conversation continues, so the shopper can ask why that product, compare it with another, or change a constraint and get a new answer. And Dialog can offer to send the result by email or SMS with an explicit opt-in, which gives you a consented contact tied to a stated intent, synced to Klaviyo, Brevo, Braze, HubSpot or whichever platform you run. The follow-up is written from that specific conversation rather than filled into a template.

The evolution of the Shopify quiz

A quiz that answers back

A quiz you write once, in a sentence

You describe the goal

The AI runs the conversation

The conversation keeps going

No decision tree to rebuild

Embedded, not trapped in a popup

Photo analysis for instant recommendations

Answers you can act on afterwards

Works with any store

Powerful AI. Real Results.

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