See how your customers react before you ship.
Simulated versions of your customers, AI profiles built from your customer list or matched to your audience, try your pages, sign-up and copy before real ones do. See who gets it, who gets through, and where the rest leave and why.
- 01Start your free trialNobody
- 02About your businessNobody, stuck on the company website field
- 03Your remindersNobody
- 04WelcomeDaniel, Joan, Joshua, Sandy, Rafael
claude mcp add --transport http mimiq https://mcp.mimiqai.com/mcpHow it works. You ship faster than you can learn how customers react. This closes the gap in minutes.
- Pick who.Import your customers (names and emails stay in your browser), or describe who you sell to.
- Show them anything.A page, a sign-up or checkout on your live site, copy, a design, or two versions of any of them.
- Fix it and run it again.Read why the rest left, fix it yourself or hand it to your coding agent, and run the same people again.
Why not just ask your coding agent? It built the page, so it can't see it like a stranger, and it doesn't know your customers. It can still ask Mimiq. See how
What you get back. Who got it, who got through, where the rest left and why, and what to fix first.
Where each person stopped. All 5 finished Tallyloop's sign-up, in 5 to 9 steps.
Open a sample reportWhat to fix first. The problem most people hit, who hit it, and a fix you can hand to whoever builds the page.
- 09Said they were doneWelcome“We're in!”
- 08Clicked “Start my free trial”Your reminders“Good, 'Firm' is selected and the preview looks right, invoice number, amount, due date, clear call to action.”
- 07Clicked “firm”Your reminders“Step 3 of 3, almost there!”
- 06Clicked “Continue”About your business“It's still showing Invalid URL even with [their website]”
Every step, and why. Each person says what they see and think as they go, so a drop-off comes with its reason.
A landing page, counted. Who understood it, who felt it was for them, and the doubt most of them raised, each count with its likely range.
How page tests workFrom the two Tallyloop runs at the top of the page. What anyone typed is never kept.
What it tests. Anything a customer will see, shown the way they would really meet it.
How far to trust it. Mimiq measures that in public, and says where it is not there yet.
76% on headlines. Mimiq's forecast picked the headline more real readers clicked, on 1,000 A/B tests held out from its development. Ranking emails, ads and page versions is the work in progress.
The benchmarkThe plan first, the result after. Each benchmark is public before it runs and after, whichever way it goes.
Every plan and resultWhat they type stays in the browser. A flow keeps each step in words. The values typed into your site are never stored.
Trust and dataSimulated, and always called that. Simulated people are a fast first pass before real research, not a replacement for it.
Payments go through Stripe; card numbers never touch Mimiq's servers.
From your coding agent. Your agent built it, so it can't see it like a stranger. Let it ask the people who can, before you review the diff.
claude mcp add --transport http mimiq \ https://mcp.mimiqai.com/mcp \ --header "Authorization: Bearer $MIMIQ_API_KEY"
Leave the key out for one free test. For more, create a key in Settings; it starts with mq_sk_.
- test_flow
- A sign-up, onboarding or checkout flow in a real browser, step by step.
- test_page
- One page: what confused people, what they doubted, what would help.
- compare_urls
- Two pages, such as a preview and production, on the same people.
- compare_copy
- Two versions of copy or an email, on the same people.
- test_copy
- A headline, a tagline, a subject line or a call to action.
- test_text
- Positioning, feature descriptions, error messages, instructions.
- test_component
- A UI component, from its HTML or a description.
- ask_audience
- A multiple-choice question, answered with reasons.
Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf and Claude Desktop. The server is open source (MIT). Set it up
Pricing. Pay per person tested. No seats, no subscription.
| First test | Free | With a free account (Google sign-in, no card), which includes 100 credits. |
| 150 credits | $9 | 6 page tests of 25, or 30 people in flows |
| 500 credits | $29 | 20 page tests of 25, or 100 people in flows |
| 2,000 credits | $99 | 80 page tests of 25, or 400 people in flows |
| 5,000 credits | $199 | 200 page tests of 25, or 1,000 people in flows |
One credit is one person in a page, ad, email or copy test; a person in a flow uses 5, since each gets a real browser for minutes. Packs are one-time and never expire. Full pricing
Questions.
No. Every person in Mimiq is simulated: a profile drawn from population statistics (age, work, place, habits) and played by an AI. They are simulated versions of your customers, not the customers themselves: fast, cheap and candid. Use them to find problems before real people do.
You give a URL and a task, like signing up for the free trial. Each person opens the site in their own real browser and clicks, scrolls and types for up to 40 steps, saying what they think at each one. You see how far each got, where they stopped and why. A flow costs 5 credits a person.
It depends on what you test. On headlines, Mimiq's pre-registered forecast picked the real winner 76% of the time on 1,000 held-out tests. Ranking emails, ads and page versions is not there yet, and a flow shows where people get stuck rather than predicting your conversion rate.
No. A flow keeps each step in words (clicked this button, filled in two fields), never the values typed and never an address's query string.
No. People in a flow cannot sign in to an existing account, so they stop at a login page. Test the public part: the landing page, sign-up, pricing and checkout.
Your first test is free: sign in with Google and it starts right away. A free account includes 100 people, no card. Then one-time packs from $9 for 150 credits, which never expire. A person in a page, ad or copy test is one credit; a person in a flow is 5.
Mimiq is made by Victor Gulchenko. Something in a report looks wrong, or you need a test it does not run yet? victor@mimiqai.com
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Your first test is free: sign in with Google and it starts right away. A free account includes 100 people, no card.