ScoutUX is an AI usability auditor for SaaS products. You paste a product URL, and it selects important public pages, uses them the way a customer would by clicking, typing and scrolling, and reports friction such as confusing steps, extra work and dead ends. Each finding carries evidence showing what happened and why it slows someone down. A free plan covers three lifetime audits of public pages, Pro costs $30 per month for one domain with 40 audits, and a $90 per month option gives unlimited domains and 120 audits.
It fits SaaS founders who have no research team but suspect their signup or onboarding loses people. Product managers and UX designers can use the findings as a prioritized list of problems before a release. Small agencies can check client products regularly. It is not meant for visual polish: the audits skip cosmetic nitpicks and concentrate on task-level problems, and the vendor is clear that it does not replace user research into what real people need and feel.
Examples include catching a primary signup button that looks disabled even after the form is filled, or a plan labeled as free that still says start free trial. With a test account you provide, it signs in and walks key journeys such as inviting a teammate or creating a project, then flags empty states with no next step. Weekly rechecks list what is new, fixed and still open, so a team can see whether last sprint's changes actually reduced friction. Each recheck uses one audit from the plan budget.
