Create a Menti Pulse in your browser, pick a template, and schedule your first check-in. Your team answers where they already work — no extra tool, no extra login
Schedule recurring pulse surveys.
Pick a question, set a cadence, and let it run. Reminders, responses, and trends are handled automatically; you just read the room.
Easy to send. Easy to answer.
Schedule Menti Pulse and share it by email or link. Participants just open and respond - a few seconds is all it takes.
Follow trends over time.
Every pulse adds a data point. Follow confidence, workload, or progress over time — and spot the drift before it becomes drag.
Start the week knowing what's actually on your team's mind. Menti Pulse is part of the Mentimeter suite - with Menti Live for the room and Menti Form for everything between.
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Turn questions into answers
Want to know more about Menti Pulse? Here you'll find answers to the most frequently asked questions.
A pulse survey is a short, recurring survey sent to your team on a regular cadence (e.g. weekly or monthly) to track sentiment over time. Unlike traditional surveys, pulse surveys are quick to complete (often under 2 minutes) and give you continuous, real-time insight into how people are feeling, making it easier to spot trends and act on them early.
By email. Your team gets the question in their inbox and answers via a link. You set the schedule once and it sends automatically.
Menti Form is one-off: several questions, asked once. Menti Pulse is one question asked repeatedly, so you get a trend.
A traditional survey is long and occasional. A pulse is one question on a schedule, so you see how answers change between rounds.
No. Responses are anonymous and aggregated.
A scale question, plus an optional open comment.
A few minutes. Pick a template, set the cadence, and choose who receives it.
Yes. You can preview the pulse before scheduling it.
You set the cadence when you create it. You can pause or close a pulse at any time.
No. They answer from the link in the email.
Yes. You can run the same question with different groups.