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UXtweak is a SaaS UX research platform covering prototype, website and mobile app testing, card sorting, tree testing, surveys and session recording, with a free plan.

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Introduction

UXtweak is a UX research platform for moderated and unmoderated studies from concepts to production. Its tools include preference tests, five-second tests, surveys, session recording, mobile app testing, first-click tests, prototype testing, website testing, card sorting and tree testing.

Recruitment options include a user panel, onsite recruiting and your own database, and results can be turned into stakeholder-ready reports. The site also lists research published in peer-reviewed journals.

In the quality loop UXtweak validates design and usability.

Start with one method, such as a prototype or tree test, and add others once the team has a regular research rhythm.

Features

  1. Prototype and website testing: Task-based studies.
  2. Mobile app testing: Native app sessions.
  3. IA methods: Card sorting and tree testing.
  4. Session recording: Watch real visits.
  5. Recruitment: Panel, onsite or own database.
  6. Reports: Stakeholder-ready output.

Pros

  1. Free start: No credit card required.

Cons

  1. Many modules: Breadth can overwhelm.
  2. Panel costs: Recruitment adds spend.
  3. Design focus: Not a functional test tool.
  1. Try for free and choose a study type.
  2. Add tasks and recruit participants.
  3. Analyse results and export reports.

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Pricing

UXtweak offers Free, Business and Custom plans; see its pricing page for current Business rates.

  1. Teams wanting broad research tools at modest cost.

Conclusion

UXtweak offers wide method coverage with a free entry point.

Pilot one method before rolling out many.

On CheckOps, UXtweak is filed under the Prototype & UX testing stage. Related tools listed here include Maze, UserTesting, Lyssna, Optimal Workshop, Useberry and Lookback. A short trial on a real project, with your own code, data and pipeline, is usually the fastest way to choose between them, because fit matters more than feature lists. Facts here come from the official site, documentation and repository, checked on 11 November 2026.

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