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Quirkos vs webQDA

Quirkos

7.2#4 in text analytics softwareFrom $5 a month
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webQDA

7.1#5 in text analytics software€52 one-time
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CollaborationQuirkos Cloud supports live synchronization, editing, chat, and an unlimited number of collaborators and collaborations at no extra fee.Researchers can work collaboratively and synchronously or asynchronously, and the product description says collaboration can take place online in real time.
PurposeQuirkos is qualitative analysis software designed to help users explore and understand qualitative text data.webQDA is web-based software for qualitative data analysis intended for researchers and professionals conducting qualitative research.
SupportQuirkos offers email and phone support, and says its support team has experience in technical support and qualitative analysis.The maker offers a contextual user manual, email or contact-form support for error reports, and regular training sessions and webinars.

Quirkos plans

  • Quirkos Cloud — Student$5 a month
  • Quirkos Cloud$8 a month
  • Quirkos Cloud — Academic and Nonprofit$13 a month
  • Quirkos Transcribe$15 a month
  • Quirkos Cloud — Public Sector$17 a month
  • Quirkos Cloud — Commercial$23 a month

webQDA plans

  • Individual license — 90 days€52, paid once
  • Individual license — 180 days€99, paid once
  • Individual license — 360 days€189, paid once
  • Individual license — 720 days€356, paid once

Pick Quirkos if…

Quirkos suits researchers working with qualitative text across disciplines, especially those who need visual coding, group comparisons, or collaboration. Its offline licence may suit users who need local projects without registration or internet access.

Pick webQDA if…

It suits academic researchers, postgraduate students and professionals analyzing qualitative or business data. Teams needing browser-based collaboration and mixed media support may find its workflow relevant.

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