Userlytics
Moderated and unmoderated testing with a global panel and flexible pricing.
What it is
Userlytics runs both moderated and unmoderated studies across web, mobile and prototypes, with webcam and screen recording, branching logic and quantitative metrics. It offers pay-per-session options alongside subscriptions, which makes it accessible to teams that research occasionally.
Best for
Where it is strong
- Pay-as-you-go avoids an annual commitment for occasional studies.
- Both moderated and unmoderated in one platform.
- Genuinely international panel including many non-English markets.
Where it falls short
- Interface is less polished than the market leaders.
- Analysis tooling is basic compared to UserTesting.
- Panel quality varies by market.
Pricing
From $30 per session (volume/annual rates; platform access from $699/month)
PaidFree tier: Free trial with a small number of sessions.
What drives the bill: Two shapes. Buy sessions project-by-project with no subscription (5-session minimum), or take a self-recruitment subscription — Premium $699/month for 5 seats and 50 participants, Advanced from $999/month for 10 seats and unlimited self-recruited participants. Panel sessions go as low as $30 on the Enterprise plan. The per-session option suits intermittent research; the subscriptions only pay off with steady volume.
Check current pricing on Userlytics’s siteFigures are indicative and were last reviewed August 2026. Vendors change pricing often; confirm before you commit.
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