We're live on Product Hunt today, and I wanted to write down why this product exists in the first place.
Every founder I know ships features constantly — and finds out how real users react to them only after something breaks in production. You test the happy path yourself, it works, you ship. Then a user on mobile hits a dead-end signup flow, or someone using a screen reader can't find your pricing page, and you hear about it days later, if you hear about it at all.
So we built a team that never gets tired of testing
SaaS Dummies runs a cast of named AI testers — Maya, Sofia, David, Margaret, and more — through your live app the way real people actually use it: impatient, distracted, on the wrong device, sometimes needing accessibility support you didn't think to check. Point it at a URL, pick your testers, and get a plain-English report back in about 60 seconds — what broke, what confused them, and exactly where they'd have given up.
That's the whole idea. Not another analytics dashboard telling you what already happened — a way to catch the friction before your real users ever hit it.
What's live today
- A one-time Quick Check ($49) for a fast, shareable report
- Watch ($300/mo) and Command ($500/mo) plans for teams who want testing on an ongoing basis
- Enterprise options for larger teams
If you're a founder or operator shipping software, we'd genuinely love your feedback — and if you're on Product Hunt today, an upvote goes a long way for a small team.
Frequently asked questions
What testers does SaaS Dummies use?
Named AI testers — Maya, Sofia, David, Margaret, and more — each with different devices, tech comfort, and patience, who browse your app the way real users would.
How much does it cost?
A one-time Quick Check is $49. Watch is $300/mo and Command is $500/mo for ongoing testing, plus Enterprise options.
How is this different from analytics tools?
Analytics tools tell you what already happened. SaaS Dummies catches friction before real users ever hit it, by testing your app the way they would first.
How can I support the launch?
Visit the SaaS Dummies Product Hunt page and leave an upvote or comment — it genuinely helps a small team on launch day.