For online shops and company websites that change every week

Visual regression testing and daily visual monitoring for your website

Every day we take screenshots of your key pages and compare them with the day before. When a CMS update, a plugin change or a small code fix changes how a page looks, you hear about it that day, not from a customer. No engineer to hire, one monthly fee.

EUR 395Per month
DailyScan of your key pages
4.9Clutch, 70 reviews

What happens every day

  • ScreenshotsOf the pages we agreed with you
  • ComparisonAgainst yesterday's version of each page
  • Email reportEvery day, with what looks different
  • Your decisionIntended change or a bug: you know where to look
// what it catches

The changes nobody meant to make

Most visual bugs arrive with an unrelated change, on a page nobody looked at afterwards.

A plugin or theme update

The update installs fine, and a product grid, a menu or a form now sits in the wrong place.

A CMS edit

Someone edits one block, and a shared element changes on twenty other pages too.

Missing images and buttons

A broken image path, a hidden "Add to cart" button, a price that no longer shows.

A small code fix

A CSS change for one page shifts the layout on another one.

Third-party widgets

A cookie banner, chat bubble or review widget that suddenly covers your content.

Not sure which pages matter most?

We pick them with you on the first call. Book 30 minutes

// how it works

How visual monitoring works

  1. A 30-minute call

    Which pages earn you money or leads, and how often the site changes.

  2. First scan

    We capture each agreed page. That becomes the first baseline.

  3. Every day

    A new scan is compared with the previous day's, page by page.

  4. Daily report

    An email report each day shows you which pages look different.

  5. Your call

    An intended change? Ignore it. A bug? You know where to look.

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Daily visual monitoring for your website

A tool scans your site every day and compares it with the day before, so a glitch from a CMS update or a plugin change reaches you first.

// independent

An outside check on your own site

A BetterQA engineer reviewing a website on two monitors in the Cluj-Napoca office
Our office in Cluj-Napoca, Romania.

A chef should not certify their own dish. Whoever changed the site last is the person least likely to notice what that change broke somewhere else.

Visual monitoring is a check from outside your team, every day, for one flat monthly fee.

  • Built for small and medium websites and online shops
  • No full-time engineer to hire or manage
  • From BetterQA, a software testing company since 2018
// compare

Visual monitoring or test automation?

Two different services. Many sites only need the first one.

ServiceWhat you getA good fit when
Visual monitoringFixed visual checks of your key pages every day, with email alerts, for a flat monthly fee.You run a website or online shop and want to know the day something looks wrong.
Test automationEngineers build and maintain a full automated test suite that clicks through your product in your CI pipeline. See test automation services.You build a web or mobile product and release it every week.

Want to read more first? See how functional UI testing and visual testing fit together.

// cost

What visual monitoring costs

EUR 395Per month

One price: daily visual checks of your key pages, with a daily email report showing which pages look different.

We agree the pages on the first call.

// questions

Visual regression testing: common questions

What is visual regression testing?

Comparing screenshots of a page before and after a change, so that an unintended change in how the page looks is caught. Visual monitoring runs that comparison on your live site every day.

How much does visual monitoring cost?

EUR 395 per month: daily visual checks of your key pages, with a daily email report.

How is this different from uptime monitoring?

Uptime monitoring tells you whether a page responds. A page can respond perfectly and still show a broken layout or a missing button. Visual monitoring checks what visitors actually see.

Which pages do you check?

The ones we agree on the first call: usually the home page, key product or service pages, and your contact or lead forms.

How will I know when something changes?

By email: you get a daily report showing which pages look different.

Does it replace testing my product?

No. It watches how your pages look. If you need someone to test that features work, see our test automation and regression testing services.

Know the day your site looks wrong

Tell us your site and the pages that matter. We will set up the first scan.