Five questions. Six choices each. An AI interviewer that adapts to every answer, then hands you a written verdict instead of a number nobody can act on.
Star ratings get spread like peanut butter and the open text box stays empty. You end up with a score you can't defend and a comment field nobody filled out.
"4.2 out of 5"
Open feedback: (left blank)
So what changed? Nothing. You can't coach a number, and you can't quote an empty box back to a client.
"The worker hit deadlines and quality, but needed close supervision on anything ambiguous. Communication was reliable on status, thin on raising risks early. The original job spec oversold the autonomy required. Recommend extending, with a clearer scope."
You bring a list and a goal. RadRoot does the interviewing, the chasing, and the writing up.
Drop in a CSV with an email per row. Job titles, locations, notes, whatever context you have comes along for the ride.
A short carousel asks what you want to learn and how candid to be. RadRoot turns that into the interview plan.
Review the questions it will probe, the email copy, and the five conclusions it will reach. Edit anything, then approve.
Each person gets a branded email. The first question lives inside it. One tap opens the rest of the interview.
Every completed interview becomes a narrative built on five structured conclusions, written for you, never shown to them.
Every industry is flying blind on something. Click yours, pick the challenge that sounds familiar, and see what RadRoot gives you instead.
It feels like a two-minute conversation, not a form. That is the whole point.
Short by design. Every session is exactly five questions, so completion stays high and nobody bails halfway.
Six specific options each, covering the real range including the unflattering end. Tapping is easy. Honesty is easy.
The output is structured. Five findings, each with a confidence level, so two reports are always comparable.
Questions are generated one at a time. Answer that the assignment ran long and the next question digs into burnout and scope creep. Answer that it ended early and it asks why. The interview follows curiosity, the way a good recruiter would.
One flat monthly fee plus metered usage that gets cheaper as your volume grows. No tiers to select. Your bill reflects exactly what you used.
Platform access is $100/mo. Each completed survey is charged at a rate that decreases as your monthly volume grows. No commitment, no tier selection required. Your invoice reflects exactly what you used.
Each rate applies only to surveys within that bracket. Survey 51 costs $0.65, not $1.25.
No charge during trial. Cancel any time.
Need a white-label setup, high-volume rate, or custom contract? Email us and we will make it work.
Build your first campaign in fifteen minutes. Bring your own CSV and see real narratives before you commit to anything.