Culture State · Free
Culture State Free
Run unlimited organization-level assessments. Invite up to 10 people per assessment and get an anonymous culture health report.
Free provides an organization-level overview. Upgrade to Lite or Full for deeper analysis and recommendations.
How it works
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Create your organization
Sign in and set up your organization. Your Free plan is ready immediately.
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Invite up to 10 people
You share anonymous survey links yourself — one shared link when respondents select their own role, or a separate link per group when you set the roles.
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Read your report
Once at least 4 people have answered, your organization-level culture health report is released.
What the Free plan includes
- · Organization-level culture health score and what it means
- · Category scores across all eight assessment categories
- · An executive summary written from your own responses
- · Methodology and how to read the results
What it does not include
- · Maximum of 10 invitations per assessment
- · No culture cohesion or culture profile (Culture State Lite)
- · No current strengths, development areas or emerging risks analysis (Culture State Full)
- · No recurring cycles, trends or alerts (coming to Culture State Full)
Anonymity and data protection
Responses are anonymous and are only ever reported as group-level averages. Individual responses are never exposed to organization users or platform administrators through Culture State — they are processed server-side, and reporting is released only after at least 4 responses.
When you want more
You can upgrade the same assessment later. Your existing responses stay in place and the report simply gets deeper.
Culture State Lite
Adds culture cohesion, the culture profile (five leadership views built from the eight categories), recurring organizational patterns, how cooperation works across the organization and prioritized recommendations.
Culture State Full
Adds differences between leadership, managers and employees, unit comparison, current strengths, development areas and emerging risks, plus supporting observations and consistency analysis.