An outcome is a result a visitor can get. A quiz has 2–4. Each has a name (internal), a headline and body the visitor sees, a button label, a CTA URL, and a mode (see Results and redirects).
Scoring. Every answer carries weights — points for each outcome, shown as the number grid on the Questions tab. When a visitor finishes, QuizFly adds up the points for every outcome across all their answers. The highest total wins; ties go to the outcome listed first.
Generated quizzes use a simple pattern: each answer gives 2 points to one outcome and sometimes 1 to another. You can edit any number.
Two rules the builder warns you about
- An answer with all zeros does nothing. Give it at least one point somewhere.
- An outcome that is never the top score on any answer can never win. Check the grid has a column where that outcome has the highest number on at least a few rows.
Writing outcomes that convert. Flatter the type ("The Strategist"), say why the offer suits them specifically, and end with a single clear button. Keep the body to two or three short paragraphs; it's read on a phone.
The fields on an outcome. Result name is the internal name — it's what you see, and it's what's sent to your integrations and tracking. Headline is the first thing the visitor reads. Result text is the body below it.
The points hint. The first time you open the points grid you'll see one grey line — "Numbers are points. The result with the most points wins." Dismiss it and it stays dismissed.
A result with no photo shows as a single compact row with Find a photo / Upload, instead of a large empty box. The full preview appears once a photo is set.
When a result has no link. The visitor sees your result text. If the quiz is connected to an email tool with a list selected, the page ends with "Thanks — check your inbox, we'll be in touch shortly." Otherwise it ends with "That's your result — thanks for taking the quiz." QuizFly itself never emails the visitor.
Under the button. Every result page shows one quiet line beneath the button: "Based on your answers · N questions". Nothing else sits above the button.