Know why users drop off. In five days.
Frustrated that people keep leaving even though you've fixed everything analytics pointed to? A senior designer audits one flow and hands you a ranked list of what's broken, why, and what to fix first. You send a URL. That's the whole ask.
Email verification blocks first valueUsers must leave the product before seeing anything.
Nine required fields at signupSix aren't used until week three.
No path back from the empty stateDead end after the first skipped step.
Progress resets on errorReads as lost work. Triggers abandonment.
You already know something's wrong.
Activation is flat
Two quarters, no movement, and nobody can tell you why. The dashboard shows the drop. It doesn't show the cause.
Your team disagrees
Design says one thing, product says another, engineering says both are expensive. You have no way to adjudicate.
A redesign is coming
And you're not certain it's aimed at the right thing. If you're wrong, you find out in six months.
You don't have a design problem. You have an evidence problem.
Your team can't see it. They built it.
Ask your team
They designed the flow. They know where every button is, and they can't unsee it.
Test it yourself
Weeks of recruiting before you have anything, and you still need someone who can separate signal from noise.
Just redesign
$40,000 and three months, rebuilding on the same assumptions that got you here.
Three things, in five business days.
Ranked findings
Every friction point ordered by impact against effort. What's happening, why, and the specific change we'd make. Written so you can forward it to engineering without translating it first.
Recorded walkthrough
A senior designer moves through your flow as a first-time user, narrating. This is the asset that ends internal arguments, because nobody can argue with the recording.
30-minute call
Live, with the person who did the audit. Bring your team. Push back, argue about priority. No pitch, no proposal.
Why this costs $499 and not fifteen thousand.
$40k+
What a mid-sized redesign runs. Three months, and you're rebuilding on the assumptions that got you here.
$8k / mo
What a senior product designer costs. Rebuilding the wrong flow costs you that plus a quarter you don't get back.
$499
Fixed scope. One flow, one deliverable, no discovery calls, no proposal. The same senior people on a much smaller question.
$499 to find out which flow to fix isn't a discount. It's the cheapest insurance available against an expensive mistake.
Friction isn't free. You're paying for it monthly.
That's $800,000 a year walking out of a flow nobody has ever audited. Recovering a tenth of it pays for this audit roughly 160 times over.
Run your own numbers before you decide. Starts per month, completion rate, lifetime value. Whatever the gap turns out to be, it compounds every month it stays invisible.
Every one of these started with finding the friction.
Wandr delivered a fully designed click-through version of our web application within the first two months. We used it to simulate a software demo and locked down three beta customers.
We were impressed with their ability to problem-solve and conform to extremely tight timelines.
Send a URL today. Know what to fix on Friday.
Pay and point us at a flow
Two minutes. A short intake form appears immediately after checkout.
We audit
A senior designer works through your flow in depth. You do nothing.
Day five, everything lands
Report and recording in your inbox, plus a link to book your call.
Worth $499 to some teams. Worthless to others.
Buy this if
- +You have a live product with real users
- +Analytics shows drop-off you can't explain
- +A redesign is coming and you want to aim it properly
- +You need third-party evidence to settle an internal argument
Don't buy this if
- –You haven't launched, so there's no user behavior to audit
- –You want visual design feedback rather than UX findings
- –You need the whole product reviewed rather than one flow
If it isn't useful, you don't pay.
Read the report, watch the recording, take the call. If you don't walk away with at least three changes worth making, email us and we'll refund you in full. No forms, no conversation required. We find twelve on average, so three is a low bar, and we're the ones holding the risk.
Checkout, then a two-minute intake form. Book today and day one is today.
Things people ask before buying.
Click any question to expand. If yours isn't here, write to us.answered.
- Whichever is costing you most. Signup, onboarding, activation, checkout. Not sure? Say so in the intake form and we'll choose with you.
- Free audits are lead magnets. They surface three obvious problems and end in a sales call. This is scoped work with a deliverable, a deadline, and a refund policy.
- A senior designer. No juniors, no account managers between you and the person reviewing your product. We challenge bad ideas, including yours and ours.
- When we receive your intake form, not when you pay. Submit it right after checkout and day one is today.
- This is deliberately scoped to one. Most clients start here and expand once they've seen how we work.
Take a real audit with you.
One we delivered, redacted. See the format and the depth before you decide.