StrangerTest

Test SaaS onboarding the way a new customer meets it

Onboarding is the part of a product founders see least and customers judge most. You have run through it a hundred times with an account that already has data, already has permissions, and already knows where everything is.

Free. No account. Public pages only — nothing is bought, sent, submitted or changed on your site.

The empty state is the product, for a day

A new account has no data, so every screen is the version you look at least. The dashboard that explains itself when it is full often explains nothing when it is empty, and the first meaningful action — the one that makes the product worth keeping — is frequently the hardest thing on the page to find.

Signed-in testing, where your product allows it

A Full Scan can create one test account and go through signup, verification and onboarding as a new customer. Where a product needs a CAPTCHA, an SMS code, single sign-on, a card or an invitation, we say so plainly rather than quietly stopping early and reporting on the pages before it.

Nothing is bought, sent or deleted

Buying, paying, subscribing, booking, sending, deleting and submitting personal data are refused before they execute — not discouraged in a prompt. A refused action is explained to the user, who records the boundary and carries on, so a safety rail does not turn into a false finding.

Reasonable questions

Will it create real accounts on my product?

On a Full Scan, at most one throwaway test account, and only if your product asks for one. A restart reuses it rather than creating a second. A free scan never fills a password field at all.

Can it use my own test credentials instead?

Yes. They are encrypted, never appear in a report or a shared link, and are used only for the scan you attach them to.

What it costs

The scan above is free and needs no account. A Full Scan is $29 one-time — more users over more of your product, signed-in testing where it is allowed, what to change, a prompt for your coding agent, and a re-test to check the fix landed. No subscription.