Website feedback
Honest feedback on your website, from people who don't know you
Friends say it looks great. Strangers decide in seconds and leave without telling you why. Let real people judge your homepage on four questions, and find out what they would do.
Why most website feedback doesn't help
Friends and colleagues are too kind
People who know you want to be supportive, and they already know what your business does. Their first impression is never a first impression.
Analytics shows that, not why
You can see that visitors leave within seconds. You can't see whether they didn't understand the offer, didn't trust it or just didn't like how it looked.
Long reports take weeks
In-depth usability studies are valuable, but slow and expensive. You often just need to know whether the first screen works.
How it works
Give thirty seconds, get an honest verdict back
Review other websites
Look at a screenshot and answer four questions. Every review earns you a credit.
Put your own site in line
Choose how many votes you want. Priority or a target audience gets them faster or more focused.
Read the verdict
A stay score, a rating per question and short comments. Unreliable votes are filtered out.
Four questions
Feedback you can act on, in four answers
Every reviewer answers the same four questions on a scale of 1 to 5. Because the questions are fixed, many quick votes add up to a clear picture, and you see exactly which part of the first impression lets you down.
Do I understand what this is?
If this scores low, your headline or visual doesn't say what you offer. Rewrite the headline before anything else.
Do I trust it?
A low score here means visitors miss proof: reviews, contact details, recognisable logos.
Does it look professional?
Low scores point to visible flaws: a cluttered layout, a cookie banner taking over, outdated details.
Would I stay?
The sum of it all. The share of reviewers scoring 4 or 5 here is your stay score.
What makes feedback on a website useful
Useful website feedback has three things in common: it comes from people who don't know your business, it answers the same questions every time, and it arrives fast enough to act on.
StayOrBounce is built around those three. Reviewers see a screenshot of your homepage for the first time and answer four fixed questions. Each review takes about 30 seconds, so votes come in quickly and you can compare results before and after a change.
What you get
- A stay score: the share of reviewers who would stay on your website
- An average for each of the four questions, so you see why people would leave
- Short comments from reviewers, in their own words
- A result you can share with your team or client through a public link
Unreliable votes are filtered out, and reviewers who usually agree with others count a little more. Read how we score for the details.
Before you ask for feedback
Go through the first impression checklist and fix the obvious issues first. Then use real votes to find what you can't see yourself.
Frequently asked questions
Who gives the feedback?
Other website owners and people who review to earn credits. They see your homepage for the first time, just like a real visitor. You can also ask for reviewers from a specific country, age group or role.
Is website feedback free?
Yes, if you review other websites: every review earns you a credit, and one credit buys one vote on your own website. You can also buy credits for faster results.
How many votes do I need?
A result is marked reliable from 10 votes. More votes make small differences between the four questions visible.
