A link, or six lines of code

Your quiz lives on your domain, in a Systeme.io page, in WordPress, or on its own.

Why

A tool that only exists on its own site forces you to send your audience somewhere else. That's one more click, so it's a share of people who don't follow.

What it earns you

You put your quiz where your audience already is: you lose nobody in one more hop.
No plugin to install, no line to write: you copy, you paste, it's live.
No site? Your quiz IS the page, with its own address.

How it works

Either you share a link, or you paste six lines of code into your page.

The link

You paste it into an email, a story, a bio, a QR code. With your own domain name if you have one.

No domain of your own? Your quiz has its own Tiquiz address, from the free plan. On the paid tier, it opens on your domain name (for example quiz.your-site.com), with no Tiquiz mention at all.

The code

Six lines to paste into your page. The quiz shows up inside it, in your place, at whatever size you choose.

It works in a Systeme.io funnel, in WordPress, in a blog post, in a pop-up, in a footer.

The height adjusts itself on every screen of the quiz: no scrollbar inside your page, no big gap under the last question. The width follows your page, up to 640 pixels, centered.

Where to paste the code, tool by tool

In Systeme.io, an HTML code element in your page or funnel. In WordPress, a Custom HTML block. On Wix, Webflow or Squarespace, their code embed block.

The rule is simple: if your page accepts HTML, your quiz shows up in it.

What your visitor experiences

They take the quiz without leaving your page. Their email, answers and profile land in your stats and in your tool (Systeme.io, GoHighLevel or your webhook), exactly as with the link.

Where it happens: The Share tab of the editor.

Screenshot to add

The link field with its Copy button, and the code block.

Create my free account

Free, no card needed.

What each plan includes