Cleria global panel
- Category lockout for 12 months
- Respondent history on file
Methodology
Invited, screened, quota-matched, and quality-checked before it reaches your dashboard — with the sample size and margin of error on the result.
Invited
RecruitCleria's panel and vetted sources
Screened
ScreenMarket, category, and study criteria
Quota-matched
QuotasThe population being studied
Passed quality checks
QualityRespondent history and security questions
In your dashboard
LiveAggregated, with sample size and error margin
Steps only. Pass rates differ by study.
Sample size
Every wave starts at 2,000 respondents per market, which keeps the maximum margin of error at ±2.2 points or less.
MoE = 1.96 × √(0.25/n) × 100
Worst case (a 50/50 split), at 95% confidence.
Bar length is the maximum margin of error. Grey is below our 2,000 minimum: at n = 1,000 the maximum is already ±3.1, which is why every wave starts at 2,000 per market (maximum ±2.2).
Dashboards show the sample size and the error margin next to each result. Samples can scale to 50,000 respondents in most markets.
Dashboards show the sample size and error margin next to each result. Most markets can scale to 50,000 respondents when you need finer breakdowns. That sample can be the general population or a target group.
Our own panel
Most research firms buy respondents from third-party sample providers. Each respondent arrives with one survey and no past. Cleria recruits and runs its own global panel, so every answer is checked against everything that person has told us before.
That matters more now that AI can fill in a survey. The result: data from real, attentive people, delivered faster.
Faster, with nobody in between.
Panel, survey and dashboard are one system. No buying sample from vendors and no hand-offs between suppliers, so fieldwork starts as soon as your questionnaire is approved.
Fraud checked across surveys, not within one.
Every response is compared with what that panelist told us before. A third-party provider hands you one survey per respondent, so that is all you can check.
Bots and AI-written answers stand out.
A bot or a language model can fake one convincing survey. Staying consistent with months of earlier answers is much harder, so fakes get caught before they reach your data.
Trends you can trust, wave after wave.
Same panel, same checks and a 12-month category lockout, so a change in your trend is a change in the market, not in where the sample came from.
Panelist #48 213
Member since 202334 · Female · Hamburg, Germany · 41 surveys
Survey history
Quality checks on this response
Illustrative example. Where a study needs vetted recruitment sources, those respondents still go through Cleria's screening and quality checks.
Category lockout
To avoid awareness creep, Cleria prevents respondents from answering other surveys in the same category for 12 months inside the Cleria panel.
One respondent's year · example category Sparkling Tea
Without a lockout
Asked 4 times in 12 months
With Cleria's lockout
Asked once in 12 months
Every repeat teaches people the brands in the survey, which inflates awareness. That is awareness creep. During the lockout, panelists can still answer surveys in other categories.
Cleria can enforce that lockout because it operates its own panel. Where vetted recruitment sources are used, respondents still go through screening and quality checks.
Fraud and quality
Because we know each panelist's history and add security questions to every survey, we catch fraud and inconsistent answers that one-off recruitment misses.
Respondent history
Past surveys on file inside the Cleria panel
Security questions
Control questions included on every survey
Fraud and inconsistent answers
Inattentive or conflicting responses flagged before reporting
Accepted into your results
Only responses that pass are added to the dashboard
Where vetted recruitment sources are used, every survey still includes screening and quality checks before a response is accepted.
Representativeness
Samples are designed to be representative of the population being studied — whether that's the general population or a specific target group defined for the client.
Population being studied · US Sparkling Tea buyers
The 2,000-respondent minimum applies per market, per wave, whether the population is the general population or a defined target group.
Panel and recruitment
Cleria uses its global panel and vetted recruitment sources, with quotas, screening, and quality checks on every study.
On every study
Quotas, screening, and quality checks
Your data
Your data stays private to your team. We never share your data with other clients or use respondent data to train AI models.
Brand Tracker 360™ — 30 metrics, with the sample size and error margin on the result.