Pricing · one audit, one price
One price. One report. No call required.
An audit costs $149. Right now it costs nothing — I am building a public track record, and real audits are worth more to me at this stage than the invoices.
Current price: Free Free right now — no card, no invoice.
Get a free audit →Free right now. No card, no invoice, no account. If you have already sent a URL, that audit stays free whatever happens to the price afterwards.
How it compares
One tier, so there is nothing to decode. What is worth comparing is the alternative you are weighing it against:
| Feature | Do it yourself The public checklist | UX audit What this page sells | Agency review Typical market rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | | $2,000–8,000 |
| Turnaround | Your own time | 24 hours | 2–6 weeks |
| Kickoff call | Not applicable | None needed | Usually required |
| Who reads your page | You | One senior designer | Varies by account |
| Scored 1–10 | No | Yes, against a published rubric | Rarely |
| Prioritised fixes | You decide | 3 blockers + 5 quick wins | Full findings deck |
| Copy read included | No | Yes | Sometimes |
| Implementation | You | Not included | Often upsold |
Agency figures are typical market rates for a comparable one-off review, not quotes from any specific firm — treat them as a ballpark, not a benchmark.
What the price covers
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A UX score from 1 to 10
With the reasoning behind it, broken down by the four lenses — so the number is something you can argue with, not just accept.
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Three critical blockers
The issues costing you the most, ordered by what they cost rather than by how easy they are to fix.
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Five quick wins
Changes small enough to ship this week without a redesign or a sprint of engineering time.
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A copy read
The specific lines where the words add friction: buttons that hide what they do, headlines that name a category instead of a benefit.
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Delivered as a PDF within 24 hours
One working day from the moment your URL lands, so you can forward it straight to whoever ships the change.
Want to see the shape of it before you commit? Download a sample report, or read a public teardown — the same read, run in the open on a product you already know.
What it does not cover
Being clear about the edges is cheaper for both of us than finding out later:
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Not included: Implementation
I tell you what to change and why; your team ships it.
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Not included: A kickoff call or workshop
No discovery session, no slide deck, no calendar invite.
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Not included: Moderated user testing
This is an expert review, not a research study — and no analytics setup either.
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Not included: Ongoing retainer work
One audit, one report, done.
The commitment
- The report lands within 24 hours of your URL arriving. If I am going to miss that, I email you before the deadline rather than after it.
- Once audits are paid, a late report is a free report. While they are free, a late report gets a second surface read at no cost.
- Never shared, never resold. I do not publish an audit of your product without your written go-ahead.
- Sergio Gualda, every time. No subcontractors, no junior pass, no template filled in by someone you have never heard of.
Pricing questions
Why is the audit free right now?
Because I am building Uxerfy's public track record, and a body of real audits is worth more to me at this stage than the invoices. The price is what the work is worth; the current offer is a deliberate, temporary decision, not a discount on the value.
What happens when the free period ends?
The price becomes $149 per audit. Anyone who has already sent a URL gets that audit free regardless of when I finish it — the terms you saw when you applied are the terms you get. Nothing is billed retroactively and no card is ever stored.
Do I need to give a card or sign anything?
No. There is no card, no invoice, no contract and no account to create while the audit is free. You send a URL and an email address, and the report comes back to that address.
What if the report is not useful?
Tell me and I will either redo it with a sharper brief or, once the audit is paid, refund it in full. I would rather carry the cost of a bad read than have one out there with my name on it.
Is $149 per page or per site?
Per audit. An audit covers one high-stakes page or one flow end to end — a pricing page, a signup, a checkout. If you want three separate surfaces read, that is three audits.
What happens to the URL I send you?
I look at it the way any visitor could, using only what is publicly reachable unless you give me test credentials. I do not share your URL, your credentials or your report with anyone, and I do not publish an audit of your product without your written go-ahead.
Why trust this audit
Product designer · Barcelona
One person, not an agency. I do the audit myself, and I put my name on every one — here's who I am and how I work.
Verify me on LinkedIn →Here's a complete sample report. No email required — download it and see exactly what lands in your inbox.
Download a sample report (PDF) ↓- Four undifferentiated columns hand the sorting work to the visitor. One recommended plan and a stated saving do that work for them — and a decision you make easy is a decision that actually gets made.
- A headline price is the number the whole relationship is measured against. If the real bill is usage-based, the card has to say so on the page — otherwise the first invoice becomes the moment trust breaks.
- A page can promise predictability, but the visitor only believes it when they can total their own bill without leaving the page. Show the number; don't link to it.
Send one URL and find out what it is costing you.
You will have the report within a day.
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