Bhaskaran named SurveyMonkey, Typeform, Qualtrics, and Medallia as direct competitors. He described SurveyMonkey as having 15 people working on English SEO, compared to QuestionPro's four-person Spanish SEO team, and argued that competing in a less contested language market is a structural advantage. These figures about SurveyMonkey's team size were stated by Bhaskaran and are not confirmed by SurveyMonkey.
In international markets, particularly the Middle East, Bhaskaran said QuestionPro competes against Qualtrics and Medallia and wins deals by having local presence and local sales staff who work on the same schedule and understand regional norms. He characterized Qualtrics and Medallia as sending representatives from London or other distant offices, which he argued is a disadvantage in relationship-driven enterprise sales. These characterizations reflect Bhaskaran's perspective and are not confirmed figures from those companies.
Bhaskaran also referenced the broader SurveyMonkey lineage, noting that the company he helped originate at BYU has grown roughly 27 times larger than QuestionPro by his own estimate, though he did not provide a specific revenue or valuation figure for SurveyMonkey to support that ratio.