AI tools ship interfaces fast. They don't ship judgment. This audit uses the same method agencies sell for €6,000 and up. Here: fixed price, done in under a week.
one real finding, 20 minutes, live on a call
01 · The problem
Your AI reviews its work with the same eyes that made the mistakes. It doesn't hesitate at a sign-up form the way a human does. The blind spots survive because you're too close to your product, and so is the model that built it.
02 · The process
A live URL or staging access, plus a line about who your users are. Any other helpful information is welcomed.
A human designer evaluates your product, testing usability, clarity, and marking every point of friction.
A report of findings ranked by impact: top fixes, unclear copy, missing states. Each fix written as a prompt your AI tool can run.
03 · The method
The framework behind €6,000 agency audits, applied by a human designer (not AI) with a fixed scope.
Every screen scored against the industry-standard usability framework: consistency, feedback, error prevention, user control.
Landing, sign-up, first value, return. Every step where users leak, mapped end to end.
Messaging, hierarchy, proof and pricing clarity. The words and signals that decide whether visitors believe you.
Contrast, touch targets, keyboard paths, breakpoints. The failures AI tools produce most and founders see least.
Every regenerated screen shifts spacing, buttons and hierarchy. Trust erodes quietly.
05 · Rate card
Every tier runs the same method. Only the scope changes.
€0 · 20 min
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Book Free UX Audit€490 · 3 days
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Book Call€1,190 · 5 days
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Book Call€2,400 · 7 days
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Book CallFor reference: agency UX audits run €3,000 to €10,000+ over three to four weeks, and the new AI-code audit shops charge €1,500 to €7,500. This ladder sits under both on purpose.
06 · Fit
07 · Queries
No. Lovable, Bolt, v0, Figma Make, cursor-built: the audit reviews what users experience, not the code. Fixes are written so you can paste them back into your tool as prompts, or hand them to a developer.
You could. An LLM recites general best practices. The audit finds the issues specific to your product, ranked by what to fix first, from a human designer who has shipped products for over a decade.
More so. Fixing UX before launch is the cheapest it will ever be. Staging links and prototypes are fine for the audit.
If a Pro or Max report doesn't give you at least 10 actionable findings, full refund.
Usability testing watches real users attempt tasks. Done well it takes weeks: recruiting, sessions, analysis. An audit is an expert review, one human designer against a structured method, done in days. It catches the failure patterns designers know on sight and everyone else misses, so if you run testing later, you're testing a product that isn't leaking in obvious places. No panels, no recruiting, no handoffs.
Every audit starts with the free call. Then: a link to your product (live, staging, or prototype) and a line about who your users are. Payment starts the clock.
Yes. Your product, staging links and report stay private. Nothing is shared or used as a case study without written permission.
A free 20-minute call. One real issue from your product, shown live. Booking takes a minute.
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