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The best QA platform for
Webflow

Your clients have high expectations for their website.
Our platform ensures you ship high quality work every time.

Webflow is evolving fast.

Make the most out of Webflow's features!

Webflow is doing a great job of continually shipping new features and improvements to their platform, and the no-code community is coming up with new techniques and tools every day.

Our QA checklist contains Webflow-specific steps and resources to help you make the most of the platform and improve the quality of your sites.

Any time a new feature, tool or technique can be used to make your sites better, we update our platform to make sure you don't miss it in your next website.

We also highlight relevant news from the Webflow community in our blog and our newsletters, to make sure you don't miss it.

Save time without cutting corners.

Scan your entire website for issues and improvements.

Koalati combines the power of industry renowned tools like Google's Lighthouse, LanguageTool, Puppeteer, and more to detect issues and potential optimizations on your entire website.

The result is a list of actionable recommendations, complete with explanations and references to the problematic elements in each of your pages.

On-site SEO, loading speed, accessibility, social preview optimization, spellchecking, JS error detection... it's all there. Every testing tool you need, in one place.

Screenshot of Koalati's recommendations section for a project, which contains a list of suggestions such as: "Background and foreground colors do not have a sufficient contrast ratio. (issue, 15 occurences)" "Links do not have a discernible name (issue, 15 occurences)" "Add an og: image meta tag to your page. (essential, 15 occurences)"
Screenshot of Koalati's checklist, displaying tasks grouped in categories such as "Basics": • Every page loads correctly and in a reasonable amount of time. • The purpose of the website is immediately clear when opening the homepage. • The website has a working favicon that matches the brand. • The 404 (Not Found) error page matches your brand and contains link(s) to the website. "Navigation": • The logo in the header links to the homepage. • Every link in the navigation works as intended. • Dropdown menus and mega menus work as intended. • The menu button opens the navigation when it is clicked or tapped. • The search feature provides appropriate results or suggestions. (if applicable) • The search feature indicates clearly when no results are found. (if applicable) ... and more.Screenshot of a checklist task's details panel in Koalati, indicating: The search feature provides appropriate results or suggestions. (if applicable) If your website offers a search bar, make sure it works well. Here are a few pointers that might help test your search bar: • What types of content can appear in the search results? (pages, articles, events...) • Is the body of my content searchable or only the title? • Do special characters and capitalization affect the search results? • Do spacing and punctuation affect the search results? Followed by a collapsible section labeled "Here are some Koalati-curated resources to help", followed by links to relevant articles from the Nielsen Norman Group website.
Not sure what to test?

Our checklist guides you through every step.

With the right tools and guidance, any web developer or designer can test and improve a website.

Koalati's checklist guides you through every step of the process one by one, providing explanations, examples, tutorials and research-based user experience articles.

We make sure you not only understand how to fix the issues, but that you also understand why they are issues in the first place.

Based on years of agency experience with hundreds of client, our checklist is the #1 quality control resource for web agencies.

Learn more about Koalati's checklist
Your team is your best asset.

Built-in collaboration and real-time updates.

As your team works goes through the testing process, you can see everything they do in real-time on your screen.

Think Google Docs, but for your quality control checklist!

Plus, you can leave comments and bug reports, reply to others, mark threads and issues as resolved, all without having to leave the app!

No need to create issues and tickets in twelve different systems to get things done anymore: Koalati provides everything you need to test your website in one easy-to-use platform!

Screenshot of a checklist task's details in Koalati, in which there is a comment section with the following exchange: Émile Perron says: "The 404 page is a generic error message from the server. Could we do something fun but simple, like this? [image]" Julie Descartes replies: "Absolutely! I just built a new error page with our brand's colors. It should look much better!"

What do people think?

We may be biased, but they sure seem to like it.
Tweet from Amí Naeily (@aminaeily): I just signed up for @koalatiweb and it's so freaking great. If you care about making chefs 😘👌 websites, check out their free checklist at least.

Amí runs Peachweb, a web agency for entrepreneurs, and developed The Unicode Consortium's website (amongst other things).

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Pricing

Solo

$15
per month
$150 / year
when billed annually
QA checklist
automated testing
up to 30 pages per project
6,000 page tests included
$0.00118056 / extra page test
no project members
no team creation
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Small team

$75
per month
$750 / year
when billed annually
QA checklist
automated testing
up to 100 pages per project
40,000 page tests included
$0.00118056 / extra page test
project members
team creation
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Business

$200
per month
$2,000 / year
when billed annually
QA checklist
automated testing
unlimited pages per project
150,000 page tests included
$0.00079861 / extra page test
project members
team creation
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