How to Run a Synthetic Panel With 500 Respondents
Book a demo. The team runs 500 to 10,000 simulated respondents with you. Every study is calibrated against published survey data before it reaches you. Enterprise panels are also calibrated to your own past studies, so the numbers line up with the tracker you already trust.
Lewsearch runs the study with you. A 500-respondent panel is the small size. The maximum for one study is 10,000. The panel is 650,000 census-grounded simulated Americans across 50 states and D.C.
What the team sets up
- Book a demo. The team opens a study with you.
- You bring the question and the response options (single or multi-select).
- Pick a market with the team. Coverage includes all 50 states and D.C.
- A 500-respondent panel is the small size. One study can run up to 10,000 simulated respondents.
- The team returns a report with marginals. Crosstabs on the respondent-level records add up to the total.
Accuracy context
On the calibrated 50-state benchmark, the average miss is 7.07 points on the best 80% of 1,521 scored questions, and 10.02 points across all of them. A narrower April test on 5 places with 10,000 respondents scored 7.47 points on 404 non-electoral questions. Every study is calibrated against published survey data before it reaches you. Enterprise panels are also calibrated to your own past studies, so the numbers line up with the tracker you already trust. The same simulated respondents can be re-asked across waves. See lewsearch.com/methodology and lewsearch.com/benchmarks/states.
With the team
The team sets up your first study with you. Your first qualified U.S. consumer Blind Challenge is free.
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