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UXScan is an AI UX audit tool that flags interface friction and conversion blockers in under 5 minutes — paste a URL or upload screens, no account needed.

What is UXScan?

UXScan is an AI UX audit tool that diagnoses interface friction and conversion blockers for product teams, founders, and designers who need fast, psychology-grounded feedback on their UI.

Paste a live URL or upload screenshots of any product flow — signup, checkout, onboarding — and UXScan returns a structured audit in under five minutes, with no account required. The analysis covers seven distinct dimensions: a UX overview of strengths and risks, a breakdown of where users hesitate or drop off, a visual priority map showing where fixes have the highest impact, top conversion improvements, behavioral explanations for incomplete actions, highest-impact fix sequencing, and a deep read on cognitive load and decision friction. Results are grounded in UX psychology, not generic heuristics or checklists.

Two tiers are available. The AI UX Audit costs €29 per report (first audit free) and delivers instant AI-powered diagnosis including cognitive friction analysis, a visual issue map, and prioritized fixes. The Expert UX Diagnosis adds a senior human UX reviewer who validates the AI findings, produces a strategic improvement roadmap, and runs a product psychology walkthrough — priced at €490 as an introductory offer (normally €950), billed once with no subscription.

Data privacy is handled in-session: UXScan performs analysis only during the session, retains no screenshots or data long-term, and requires no account to start.

Best for: early-stage SaaS teams and solo founders who want an external, psychology-informed view of their product before launch or before a major conversion optimization push — without committing to a full UX agency retainer.

What is UXScan used for?

Early-stage SaaS teams and solo founders use UXScan to audit product flows for friction and conversion blockers before launch or a conversion-optimization push.

How much does UXScan cost?

AI UX Audit

$29/month

Per-report instant AI audit with cognitive friction analysis, a visual issue map, and prioritized fixes. First audit free.

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Expert UX Diagnosis

$490/month

Adds a senior human UX reviewer, a strategic improvement roadmap, and a product psychology walkthrough. Introductory price (normally €950), billed once.

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Pros and cons

Pros

• Returns a structured 7-dimension UX audit in under 5 minutes, with no account required • First audit is free, then €29 per report — no subscription commitment • Grounded in UX psychology (cognitive load, decision friction) rather than generic heuristics • Optional expert tier adds a senior human reviewer and a strategic improvement roadmap • In-session analysis only — no long-term retention of screenshots or data

Cons

• Per-report pricing can add up for teams auditing many separate flows • The expert diagnosis is a large step up in cost (€490 intro, normally €950) • Output is diagnostic only — you still implement the fixes yourself

Questions about UXScan

How much does UXScan cost?

The AI UX Audit is €29 per report with your first audit free. The Expert UX Diagnosis, which adds a human reviewer, is €490 as an introductory price (normally €950), billed once with no subscription.

Do I need an account to use UXScan?

No. You can paste a live URL or upload screenshots and receive an audit without creating an account.

How long does an audit take?

UXScan returns a structured audit in under five minutes.

Does UXScan store my screenshots?

No. Analysis happens only during the session, and no screenshots or data are retained long-term.

What does the audit cover?

Seven dimensions, including a UX overview, where users hesitate or drop off, a visual priority map, top conversion improvements, behavioral explanations, fix sequencing, and cognitive-load analysis.

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