SensoryTest.com is a Sensory Internet based Panelist/Consumer Testing service provided to our valued clients.
Using real sensory science, questionnaires, experimental designs, multiple sample randomization, and sensory statistical methods.

If you are a Sensory Professional you are going to insist on a tool that uses the science and methods of Sensory, and SensoryTest.com will deliver. Don't be frustrated with the various simple 'Survey' websites, they are not even close to delivering Sensory testing.

SensoryTest.com is based on our flagship Sensory Software called SIMS 2000. And many years of satisfied clients.
    Learn more about SIMS 2000 at SensorySIMS.com

SIMS 2000 software is being used by major corporations and universities worldwide.

Yes, the Internet has no boundaries.

Your Sensory survey can be created and launched as quickly as within a few minutes.

Yes. Anytime.

As many as you need. Affective, Descriptive, Discrimination.

Absolutely. Branching is very flexiable, and is often based any previous questions answered, such as a gender or age question.

Yes. All popular JPG, BMP, GIF and other image file formats perfectly fine. Our clients are testing concepts with image technology frequently.

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Yes. You can send the Sensory survey anonymously using our builtin email distribution tools.

Yes. You can monitor the status of your survey from your computer anytime, anywhere, with easy-to-read, canned and configurable reports

Yes. SensoryTest.com can manage many simultaneous Sensory survey respondents at one single time.   Terms of Service Agreement

SensoryTest.com is targeted and intended for Internet Sensory panelist participation for HUTs and CLTs. That's the big difference, Panelists using browsers at home or anywhere. SensoryTest.com is intended as an extension of SIMS 2000 to complement our clients current tools and broadened the use of these tools. That's the advantage. SensoryTest.com is definitely not intended to replace SIMS 2000 in-house systems which have distinct advantages including secure corporate intranets/firewalls (we're on the Internet, and very security focused), control of panelist activity while participating (we can't stop a browser user from exiting mid-test), potential speed/performance over the World Wide Web, etc.