Vora

Vora turns audience input into a decision instead of a comment thread. You put two to five options up, pick a voting method, set a deadline, and publish a result your customers can point at afterwards. It replaces the survey step most brands still run and skip past when the numbers get inconvenient.

What Vora actually does

The product is built around one idea: never ask your audience a question you are not willing to act on. Every proposal ends with a verifiable outcome, and the tooling around it is aimed at getting people to show up and vote.

• Put 2 to 5 options to a real vote, set a deadline, and publish the result

• Pick single-choice or approval voting

• Weight votes by one-person-one-vote, passion, group power, tenure, engagement score, role tiers, or quadratic weighting

• Run Idea Challenges where the audience submits ideas with images, then vote on the shortlist

• Reward voters with XP or claim codes, and give winners real prizes

• Publish an indexable brand page for each space you run

• Embed live proposals on your own site instead of linking out

• Reach members through built-in email campaigns to bring them back for results

The features that matter

• Weighted voting — the eight weighting modes are the reason this is not a Typeform. You can stop your loudest 5% from swinging every call.

• Idea Challenges — a two-stage flow that gathers user-submitted ideas, then puts your curated shortlist to the audience for the final call.

• Built-in rewards — XP and claim codes get delivered automatically when a vote closes, which is what usually gets people to click through in the first place.

• Public verifiable record — the result page is shareable and stays live, so a decision holds up when someone asks how it was made.

• Automatic social posting — on Pro and Scale, closed votes get pushed across social channels without you touching them.

Who it's built for

If you have an audience that would like a say and you would like a defensible answer, Vora is the shape. It leans towards teams that want a decision on the record rather than a warm feeling from a comment thread.

• DTC and e-commerce brands picking the next colourway, flavour, drop, or bundle before manufacturing it

• Creators and communities voting on what to make next, where to go, or how a season should look

• Agencies running engagement campaigns for multiple clients in separate branded spaces

• SaaS teams prioritising roadmap options with real customer input instead of the loudest ticket

• Associations, co-ops, and member organisations that need a published, verifiable outcome

The honest limit: if your audience is under a few hundred engaged people, most of the weighting machinery is overkill and a plain poll would be fine. Vora starts paying you back when the vote actually decides where budget goes.

The Growth tier is the entry point, priced against a monthly decision quota that renews forever rather than a seat count, which is the right shape for a tool you use in bursts around launches.