Market Research Companies in Poland

We are a team of 40 specialists that provide a wide range of research services from 1996: - Consumers studies (quantitative, qualitative, ethnography) - In-store audits - Mystery Shopper -…

ALMARES has (located in the center of Warsaw) a professional studio for qualitative studies, equipped with one-way mirror and product testing studio with 8 stations. All rooms are air-conditioned.…

What makes the difference between ARC Rynek i Opinia and other market research companies? We aren't the biggest. We aren't the smallest. We are just the right size. We are still small enough to…

CEM Market and Public Opinion Research Institute was founded in 1990 and offers quantitative and qualitative research. We do research into the consumer and business to business markets. We offer a…

EMBS Group is a provider of business intelligence and market research services. We reduce uncertainity and provide you with a solid basis for your strategic decisions to help you achieve your…

GfK is the trusted source of relevant market and consumer information that enables its clients to make smarter decisions.

IQS is no. 1 independent, full-service research agency in Poland. We act since 1994 and are 100+ staff strong. We focus on CAWI. In Poland we own an online access panel with 110.000 active members. Abroad we work with trusted partners. Clients appreciate our …

Market Research Centre INDICATOR conducts full cycle market research projects, based on both qualitative and quantitative methods including among others: - computer assisted personal interviewing…

We are about the magic of bringing the right people together: brands and consumers, politicians and voters, publishers and audiences. We use well-grounded research methods to collect reliable data about any desired topic: scientifically proven, fair to the re…

OksiJen is a team of international marketing researchers and consultants. Under our belt: 20 years of experience in qualitative and quantitative research 43 categories investigated, including…