Approve one clean version of the page, compare every new screenshot against it, and review changes before they turn into revenue loss or support noise.
Review workflow
Latest capture
Buy button moved below the fold on mobile
Change summary
Header stable, layout changed in the purchase section
Approve or investigate in one place
Your team can quickly decide whether the page update is expected or should be fixed before customers notice.
Less guessing, faster review, and clearer proof when a release changes the page in the wrong way.
Keep the exact screenshot from the moment the page changed, instead of relying on second-hand bug reports.
See what moved, disappeared, or broke without opening multiple tabs or recreating the issue by hand.
A desktop page can be fine while mobile is broken. Visual Checks let you spot that difference fast.
Teams can quickly approve expected updates or flag a risky change before it affects users.
Use them on the pages where a small visual change can quietly damage conversion or trust.
Catch broken layouts, missing sections, and unexpected UI changes right after deployment.
Spot changes that block buying decisions, hide the button, or break trust at the last step.
Protect the pages that shape first impressions, campaigns, and sign-up conversion.
See whether a component update changed production pages in a way the team did not expect.
The basics teams usually want to understand before turning Visual Checks on.
It compares a clean approved screenshot with the newest page capture, so your team can see whether the page changed in an expected or risky way.
Use it on pages where a small layout or content change hurts conversion, trust, or support load, such as checkout, login, pricing, and campaign pages.
You can stabilize captures and review changes against an approved version, which helps your team separate expected updates from real issues.
Visual Checks are available on Professional and Enterprise plans, where teams need review-ready screenshots, approved versions, and diff workflows.
Next step
Start with the pages that matter most, approve a clean version, and review new captures before customers raise the issue for you.