about 13%
On average, what share of people who see a survey inside a mobile app actually complete it?
In-app surveys beat surveys sent through a mobile browser by a wide margin.
Source: Alchemer (2016) alchemer.com
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What share of U.S. adults owned a smartphone back in 2011?

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about 13%
In-app surveys beat surveys sent through a mobile browser by a wide margin.
Source: Alchemer (2016) alchemer.com
about 49%
Mobile and desktop traffic are now almost perfectly split worldwide.
Source: StatCounter Global Stats gs.statcounter.com
about 16%
That figure peaked at 20% in 2018 before settling back down.
Source: Pew Research Center (2025) pewresearch.org
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