Polls for Gmail lets sales reps and managers gather quick decisions inside email — internal deal triage, anonymous buyer pulse-checks, pricing sensitivity tests. Recipients vote in one click; you see aggregate signal in your dashboard.
Examples
Internal alignment, prospect signal, deal triage — without adding a meeting.
Why it works
Every poll is a meeting you didn't have to schedule.
A vote button inside an email outperforms an embedded Typeform link 3-5×. Recipients answer in seconds.
Buyers tell you the truth about budget and competitors when their name isn't attached to it.
Watch votes roll in. Decide when you've got enough signal. Close the poll, screenshot, share with your team.
Pro users export results for QBR slides or Salesforce notes. Per-poll, with timestamps.
FAQ
Yes. A vote button inside an email feels like answering a friend, not filling out a form. Response rates run much higher than embedded SurveyMonkey or Typeform links — most reps see 40-60% on a warm list.
Yes. Each vote is private to the sender. Recipients see only their own pick; you see the aggregate counts. There's no public leaderboard or list of who voted what.
Yes. Polls are stored per Gmail user. Send internal polls to your team and external polls to prospects from the same inbox; they all appear in your dashboard.
The poll HTML is generated inside Gmail's compose window. If your sequencer sends through your Gmail account (most do), the poll travels with the email. For external SMTP senders, copy the poll's recipient view from your dashboard into your sequence template.
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Install free, run three polls, decide if it pays for itself.