Each outcome has a mode:
Show result page — the visitor sees the outcome's photo, headline and body with one big button (your CTA label) that opens the CTA URL. This is the default and usually the better choice: the result is the payoff the visitor gave their email for, and it warms them up for the offer. On paid plans the same result also lands in their inbox — see Email your quiz result to leads.
Redirect — the moment the email is submitted, the visitor is sent to the CTA URL. QuizFly appends ?result=<outcome name> (or &result= if your URL already has parameters), so your destination page can personalize if it wants to. Use redirect when the destination is the sales page and you want zero friction.
Empty CTA URL in show mode means no button. The result page ends with "That's your result — thanks for taking the quiz." If the quiz's result email is on, the line changes to "Thanks — check your inbox, we'll be in touch shortly." so the visitor knows to expect an email.
Affiliate links. Paste your full affiliate URL as the CTA. The result page carries a small "may contain affiliate links" notice; any disclosure your programme or local law requires is still your responsibility.
What the result page shows. The heading is always the outcome's own name, so the page reads the same whether the copy underneath was written for that visitor or is your own. The result link stays put: a reload, or coming back from your offer page, shows the same result rather than restarting the quiz.
Clicks on your CTA are counted. When a visitor presses the result button, it's counted once for that visitor — a second press adds nothing — and it appears as CTA clicks in Analytics and as clicks on the dashboard card. No personal data is stored with the click.