Test your site with real AI agents
Finding a price, comparing plans, reaching the signup form: an AI agent attempts each task several times in a real browser. You see the success rate and the exact step where it fails.
Find the price of the Pro plan
Example- Opened the home page, clicked “Plans”Steps 1–2
- Answered “Pro is $399 a month”Matches
- Runs 3 and 5: price hidden in a carouselFailed
Choose tasks, review every run, fix what fails
Choose tasksUp to 3, in your customers’ words, each with a success check.
The agent runs each taskSeveral runs per task, each in a fresh browser.
Review the resultsA success rate per task, with every step and screenshot.
Issues your customers rarely report
Missing or wrong pricesPlans inside carousels, tabs or images the agent never opens.
Unrecognizable controlsUnlabeled icon buttons and hover-only menus.
Confusing formsAmbiguous fields and options, and spam traps that block agents.
Inconsistent journeysTasks that succeed in only two of five runs.
Hidden controlsElements hidden from people that agents still use, such as a closed chat panel.
Sign-in blockersRedirect loops and challenges that stop the agent.
Safe on production
- Only verified sites, re-checked before every test
- Read-only when signed out; with a test account, only the changes you allow
- Payments, account closures and messages to others are always blocked
- A fresh browser per run, restricted to your domain
- Up to 20 steps and 4 minutes per run
Frequently asked questions
Which tasks should I test?
The tasks your customers give their AI assistants, such as “find the price of the Pro plan”, “does it integrate with Slack?” or “take me to the free trial”. Choose from suggestions or write your own, up to 3 per test.
How is success verified?
You define a success check: the answer mentions “$399”, the agent reaches /signup, or the page shows “Create your account”. Every run is graded against that check, not the agent’s own report. Numbers must match exactly; differently worded answers go to an AI grader that fails vague answers.
Why run each task more than once?
AI agents behave differently on every run. A single run is anecdotal; a success rate such as “3 of 5 runs” shows what needs fixing.
Can it test pages behind a login?
Yes, with a test account you provide. Signed out, tests are read-only. Signed in, the agent makes only the changes you allow and never makes payments.
See how AI agents handle your site
The Free plan includes one agent test. No credit card required.