Website testing
Hire someone to test your website end to end.
Get a real user through your landing page, navigation, forms, and checkout on the browsers your customers use, and get back screenshots plus a list of issues ranked by severity. This is the general site test; the signup flow page covers a $25 onboarding-only check and the QA task template covers a structured pass/fail report.
- Starter budget
- $40, editable before you publish
- Deliverable
- Severity-ranked issue list with screenshots
- Scope
- Whole site, desktop and mobile
Good tasks to post
Keep each task to one of these so it can be priced and approved quickly.
- Ask testers to complete one clear flow
- Collect screenshots and concise notes
- Find mobile and browser issues
- Prioritize fixes by severity
Why humans help
Where judgment beats automation for this task.
Website testing works best when the task is bounded: one URL, one target flow, one deliverable.
Automated checks confirm that pages load. A person notices that the pricing table contradicts the FAQ, that the back button loses the cart, and that the contact form says nothing after submit.
How to scope it
Four things to include so the first task is easy to approve.
One clear goal
Say what the worker is checking and what counts as wrong. One URL, one document, one list.
Source material or links
Attach the exact inputs: the page, the file, the transcript, the criteria.
Deliverable and deadline
Name the format you want back (table, notes, screenshots) and when you need it.
An example of acceptable work
Link a sample deliverable so the worker knows the bar. Keep the first task small so approval is straightforward.
Suggested payout ranges
Starting points only. Final payouts should match complexity, turnaround, tools, and worker experience.
| Scope | Suggested payout |
|---|---|
| One flow on two devices | $25–$40 |
| Full site pass with a severity list | $40–$90 |
| Cross-browser matrix or several sites | $90+ |
Related use cases
Neighbouring templates, each with a different scope.
Find out what a first-time visitor actually sees.
The draft opens with a $40 starter budget and the description above. Add your URL and the flows that matter, then publish. Workers receive the listed payout; employers pay a 1% platform fee plus a fixed 3% processing charge where checkout is configured.