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Userlytics
Userlytics is a SaaS user testing platform for moderated and unmoderated studies on websites, prototypes and mobile apps, with AI follow-up questions and analysis.
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Introduction
Userlytics is a remote user testing platform. Its site highlights contextual AI follow-up questions added to study tasks, which uncover the reasons behind participant responses without moderating every session live, and AI tools that summarise findings.
Studies can target websites, prototypes and mobile apps, and include methods such as card sorting and tree testing, with participants from Userlytics’ panel or your own.
In the quality loop it validates experiences before and after release.
Compare the per-session and subscription options against the number of studies you expect each quarter before committing.
A pilot study helps calibrate how many sessions each question needs.
Features
- Unmoderated tests: Recorded tasks.
- Moderated sessions: Live interviews.
- AI follow-ups: Contextual probing questions.
- AI analysis: Pattern detection and summaries.
- Prototype and mobile: Multiple targets.
- Card sorting and tree tests: IA methods.
Pros
- Per-session option: Pay-as-you-go style pricing.
Cons
- Subscription price: Plans from $699 per month.
- Interface density: Many options to learn.
- Design focus: Not a functional test tool.
Usage and Links (Example)
- Build a study with tasks and questions.
- Enable AI follow-up questions on key tasks.
- Recruit participants and review recordings and AI summaries.
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Pricing
Userlytics lists subscriptions from $699 per month and per-session pricing as low as $30 per session.
Recommended for?
- Teams needing flexible per-session testing.
Conclusion
Userlytics combines recorded testing with AI probing.
Compare per-session and subscription costs for your volume.
On CheckOps, Userlytics is filed under the Prototype & UX testing stage. Related tools listed here include Maze, UserTesting, Lyssna, Optimal Workshop, Useberry and UXtweak. Before standardising on one, compare recent maintenance activity, the pricing model as your usage grows, and the integrations you rely on today. Information on this page was verified against the official website, documentation and repository on 11 November 2026.
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