We've added ranking as a question type. 

Respondents drag, drop, or tap to order options by preference, forcing the kind of trade-offs that rating scales simply can't capture.

Unlike traditional ratings where everything could score equally high, ranking pushes respondents to actually compare options rather than evaluate them in isolation. 

The result is clearer priority structures that show not just what people like, but what they'd choose first when constraints are real.

You get decision-ready data with meaningful differentiation between options—exactly what you need for confident strategic decisions.