About Useberry
Useberry is a remote UX research platform for usability testing. Teams use it to test websites, designs and prototypes with real users.
What it does
The platform offers methods such as card sorting, tree testing, first click tests, five second tests and preference tests. Single task tests measure success and completion rates. Moderated research is also supported, with interview scheduling, calendar sync, recordings and transcripts. Results are grouped into findings that a whole team can revisit.
Key features
- Card sorting and tree testing
- First click and five second tests
- Preference and A/B tests
- Live interviews with recordings
- Surveys and open analytics
Who it's for
UX designers and product teams that run usability tests regularly are the main audience. It is useful for teams that want to test early prototypes or live pages without a large research department.
Pricing and good to know
The site offers a Start for free option and a demo request, and a Sign up free button is shown. The platform is web-based, and integrations connect designs, prototypes and live sites. Paid plans are listed on the pricing page. Participants still need to be recruited, so plan for that when a test has a tight deadline.
Highlights
- Card sorting and tree testing
- First click and five second tests
- Preference and A/B tests
- Live interviews with recordings
- Surveys and open analytics
