Free group poll
Create a free group poll everyone can vote on
Propose a few times, share one link, and let your group vote to find a time that works for everyone. No account for guests, no ads, no spreadsheet.
Add your times
Name the event and tap a few time options on the calendar. Drag for a longer slot.
Share one link
Send the poll link in any chat or email. Your group opens it and votes in seconds.
See the winner
Watch Yes / Maybe / No votes land live, then lock in the time with the most agreement.
Why a Decider group poll is the easiest way to decide
Free, with no account for guests
Everyone you invite votes straight from the link, with no sign-up, no app and no download.
Live group results
See the running Yes / Maybe / No tally for every option, so the best time is obvious at a glance.
Automatic time zones
Each person sees every option in their own local time, so distributed groups never mix up the hour.
Clean and private
Poll links are unlisted and kept out of search engines. No ads, no spam, no selling your data.
Group poll FAQ
What is a group poll?
A group poll is a simple way to find a time that works for several people. You propose a few time options, share one link, and everyone votes on the times they can make, so the best slot for the group is easy to see.
Is Decider's group poll free?
Yes. You can create a group poll, invite as many people as you like, and find a time at no cost, and the people you invite never pay to vote.
Do people need an account to vote in the poll?
No. Anyone with the link can vote in seconds, with no sign-up, no app and no login. Only the organizer needs a free account to create and manage polls.
How many people can join a group poll?
As many as you like. A group poll works for a quick one-on-one, a small team, or a large group, and shows a live tally for every option so the best time stands out.
Can I run a group poll across time zones?
Yes. Every proposed time is shown in each participant's own time zone automatically, so remote and international groups always see the correct local time.
Start your free group poll
Propose a few times, share one link, and let your group decide together.
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