Features

Built like infrastructure, not a toy

The machinery around the shoppers: guardrails on money and access, hard cost ceilings, sharing, trend lines, and an MCP server so your AI assistant can run the whole loop. Everything here ships on the experience-feedback product you already saw — how it works →

Point shoppers at one feature

Aim a run at one URL — the checkout you just shipped, a new signup flow — and shoppers walk exactly that.

You attest what's yours

You confirm you own or are authorized to test each site you add — nothing installed, no DNS record, no snippet.

Never touches real money

Agents stop at payment forms by design. Real checkouts only on staging, with test cards you provide.

Hard cost caps

Every run shows its cost estimate before launch and enforces a budget ceiling, step caps, and timeouts.

Accessibility, felt and audited

Shoppers hit unlabeled buttons and keyboard traps the way real visitors do — and every page they visit gets a formal WCAG A/AA scan, exact violations listed worst-first in the report and PDF.

Share the replay

Every run can mint a public replay link — anyone watches the shoppers' journeys, screenshots plus reasoning, no account needed. Revocable in one click.

Your pulse over time

Health-score trend across your last 30 runs, plus which competitors the AI assistants keep naming instead of you.

Works where your AI works

A built-in MCP server: Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor can add sites, launch shopper tests, and read reports — your assistant literally hires our shoppers. On Claude it's one OAuth sign-in, no key to paste.

Compare any two runs

Pick a before and an after — any two finished runs — and see both scores side by side with every finding sorted into resolved, still there, and new.

White-label reports

On Scale, client-facing PDF reports carry your brand name and logo instead of ours — built for agencies whose clients should see the agency on the deliverable.

All of it is on the free tier — see it on your own site

10human shoppers free every month tell you why they'd leave. No card, no trial clock.