Packages
SaaS Review Packages for Every Launch Stage
Three fixed-scope SaaS review packages, one for each stage: about to launch, live and losing signups, or live and losing users to support friction. Each combines website audit services, UX audit services and conversion rate optimization services into one tight output.
Choosing between website audit services, UX audit services and conversion rate optimization services is not really about the service name — it is about your stage. These SaaS review packages bundle those disciplines into three fixed-scope reviews built around where your product actually is right now.
If you would rather understand each discipline first, the services overview explains what each one covers on its own. This page is for founders who already know they want a review and just need to pick between the three SaaS review packages.
How to Choose
Matching SaaS Review Packages to Your Stage, Not Your Budget
The three SaaS review packages are ordered by launch stage, not by size or ambition — the $349 Growth Review is not a bigger version of the $99 Prelaunch Review, it is scoped to a different, later problem. Picking on price rather than stage is the surest way to end up with a review that does not answer your actual question.
A rough rule of thumb: not live yet, or just live with no real traffic, start with Prelaunch, which leans hardest on website audit services. Live, with visitors or signups, but activation weaker than it should be, Post-Launch is built for that, with UX audit services at its core. If the product is in real use and friction now shows up as support tickets, churn or stalled growth rather than a weak landing page, that is Growth Review territory, where conversion rate optimization services matter most.
Website audit services set the baseline early, UX audit services matter mid-stage, and conversion rate optimization services earn their keep late.
Each of these SaaS review packages is completed personally by the same reviewer.
Turnaround is 3 business days for Prelaunch, 5 business days for Post-Launch and Growth.
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Every package includes the same core deliverables — a written report, a personal video walkthrough and a prioritized action plan. What differs is the scope, depth and the price.
Prelaunch Package
The Prelaunch Review
For founders preparing to launch: a review of your landing page, positioning and signup flow before traffic arrives, so the first visitors you get are not the ones who find your rough edges.
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The Post-Launch Review
For live products where visitors are arriving but not converting: a review of your onboarding journey and conversion opportunities before you commit to a SaaS website redesign.
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The Growth Review
For products where support friction or churn is growing: a review of the experience your existing users are having, without an ongoing retainer.
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Compare the Three Reviews
Every column is the same underlying deliverable format — a report and a video — scoped to a different stage of the same product.
| Detail | Prelaunch Review | Post-Launch Review | Growth Review |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Preparing to launch | Live, signups not converting | Live, support friction or churn |
| Price | $99 | $249 | $349 |
| What is reviewed | One landing page | One onboarding journey | One support experience |
| Report length | 5–6 pages | 8–10 pages | 10–12 pages |
| Delivery | 3 business days | 5 business days | 5 business days |
| Review this package | View review | View review | View review |
FAQ
Questions before you buy.
Which of the SaaS review packages should I choose?
Match it to your stage: about to launch → Prelaunch Review. Signups not converting → Post-Launch Review. Support strain or churn → Growth Review. Between two of these? The earlier stage is usually the safer starting point.
Can I order more than one review?
Yes. Many founders return for a later-stage review once their product moves past the stage the first one covered — Prelaunch before launch, then Post-Launch months later.
Do you guarantee results?
No. Every review is a professional, independent judgment, not a guaranteed outcome. Results depend on implementation and your market — see the individual pages for exactly what each one does and does not include.
What if my situation does not match any of the three stages exactly?
That is common — most products do not fall neatly into one bucket. Pick the closest description and note the specifics in your onboarding form so the review is aimed at what counts for you.
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