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UX Metrics review

Freemium#33 of 33 in User Experience SoftwareCard Sorting SoftwareUser Research Repositories Software

A broad set of UX research methods, with paid plans for unlimited studies and responses.

5.8/10Editor score
UX Metrics5.8 Visit UX Metrics

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

UX Metrics is a self-serve user research platform for researchers, designers, product managers, and teams running structured studies. Its methods include card sorting, tree tests, surveys, first-click and five-second tests, preference and prototype tests, live website tests, and recorded interviews. Teams bring their own participants or work with external panels, then review method-specific reports. That makes the platform relevant for teams wanting several study types in one cloud-based workspace, rather than a participant-recruitment service.

The free plan includes all research methods, with limits on studies, responses, and seats. According to the vendor's pricing page, Pro costs $49 per seat per month or $499 per seat per year. Both published Pro options include unlimited published studies, unlimited participant responses, unlimited team members on a per-seat basis, full report access, and XLS exports. The annual price is presented per seat; buyers should compare it with monthly billing based on their expected term and seats. The product offers a 14-day refund period, and the trial does not require a card.

The main strength is the range of research methods, from information architecture studies to task-completion tracking on live websites and recorded interviews with AI-assisted theme analysis. Tree-test path visualization and first-click heatmaps add method-specific ways to inspect results, while XLS exports and a REST API support data access and study management. The boundary is recruitment: teams need to source participants themselves or use an external panel. The REST API is available, but there are no listed integrations, and Figma integration is marked coming soon. Choose UX Metrics if you need varied study formats and can handle participant sourcing; consider another option if built-in recruitment or an established design-tool integration is central to your workflow.

UX Metrics pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan includes all research methods, subject to limits.
    • Pro supports unlimited published studies and participant responses.
    • Covers sorting, usability tests, surveys, interviews, and AI theme analysis.
  • Where it doesn't
    • You must recruit participants yourself or use an external panel.
    • No participant recruitment or journey mapping.
    • Figma integration is marked coming soon.

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