Production-ready website themes built with Astro for fast, multilingual, SEO-ready sites
Free tree testing tool for testing information architecture
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2021
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Free
Pricing
Essential: $99 for 12 months or $119 for lifetime access. Pro: $199 one-time. Business: $299 one-time. All Access Pass: from $99. Individual themes: $79 each (some discounted to $59).
Free for unlimited tree testing and card sorting studies, unlimited participants and responses, and full analysis. Participant recruitment through UXbeam's panel starts at $1 per participant-minute.
Key features
Production-ready structure with organized pages, sections, and content files
No heavy front-end dependencies using Astro and Tailwind CSS
Built-in multilingual support with organized internationalization
GitHub repository access with release tags and commit history
Editable Figma templates for design collaboration
AI-assisted development ready with project guidance files
Responsive design with clean typography and spacing
Reusable sections and components for flexible layouts
Centralized customization through organized configuration files
Technical SEO and performance foundation with optimized markup
Unlimited tree-testing studies and participants
Leading-task detection to catch biased wording
Path replay visualization of participant navigation
Task outcome breakdown into direct, indirect, and elsewhere
Full-scenario completion tracking across multiple tasks
Mobile-compatible participant experience
Integrated card sorting with tree testing workflow
Multiple valid destinations per task
Iterative testing with versioned results
Complete CSV export of participant-level results
What makes it different
All Access Pass includes current and future themes for one price
14-day money-back guarantee on all purchases
Team collaboration with seats for multiple users per plan
No credit card required and truly unlimited at no cost
Built-in methodological safeguards prevent common research mistakes
One-screen setup lets researchers create tests in minutes
Mental Model Detection identifies competing ways different user groups organize content
AI-assisted participant recruitment with audience targeting