Fiuto vs Useberry
Fiuto vs Useberry: what you get with Fiuto
Fiuto writes the study, runs it with AI testers and real people, recruits when you need it, and reads the results back. From the web app or the coding agent you already build in.Free to start, in minutes, no research experience required.
Fiuto's mark beside Useberry's, with "vs" between them.
How it works
Fiuto runs your full research loop
Paste a URL and Fiuto takes it from there. No research experience needed.
What you get with Fiuto
The differences that change how a study gets made, not a feature checklist.
A study drafted in minutes, not a blank builder
Paste your URL and say what you need to learn. Fiuto reads your product and drafts the whole study, method, tasks, and questions, for you to review. Useberry gives you the blocks; the drafting is still yours to do.
The full loop from your editor over MCP
Fiuto's MCP server creates, launches, and reads back studies from Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Lovable, v0, Replit, and Bolt, on every plan including Free. Useberry publishes no MCP or coding-agent integration.
AI testers go first
A cast of AI testers works through your study before anyone else, so you get a first read in minutes and catch a bad task before real people see it. Useberry has no equivalent.
AI today, on the free plan
Drafting, analysis, and the insights deck all run on Free, with 300 AI credits a month. Useberry's pricing page lists AI-powered features as coming soon on Business and as an add-on on Enterprise.
Live sites, not only prototypes
Fiuto tests a live website as easily as a prototype: paste the URL and people work through a real task with the screen recorded. Useberry is built around imported prototypes.
Recruitment or your own people, in one place
Describe the audience you need and Fiuto recruits it from Prolific's global panel, or share the link with your own customers and community. Runs are labelled by who answered.
It remembers your product
Fiuto keeps a profile of your product, your audience, and what you are trying to learn, and carries it into every study it drafts. The second study is faster than the first.
No seats, ever
Fiuto's price is per account. Invite as many collaborators as you like from Core, and share results, insights, and decks view-only with anyone on every plan. Useberry prices per seat, from 1 seat on Free and Growth.
Built by a practitioner
Fiuto was built by a UX researcher with over a decade of running studies, first as an internal tool, because no research tool could draft a study from code or hand the findings back to it.
Side by side
The facts, sourced and dated. Where Useberry publishes nothing, the row says so.
Useberry is a prototype-first testing tool: import a Figma, Adobe XD, or Sketch prototype and run single-task and open-analytics tests, first-click, five-second, card sorts, and surveys, with interviews and a global participant pool on paid plans. It has a free plan with 10 responses a month, prices per seat from €83 a month billed yearly, and lists its AI features as coming soon on Business. If your work starts and ends in a Figma prototype, it is a clean fit. This page is about the parts of the job Fiuto takes off your hands.
| Fiuto | Useberry | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Every method, 1 live study a month, 10 responses per study, 300 AI credits a month, no card. | €0, 10 responses a month, 1 seat, 1 project, 3 versions per project, 5 blocks. |
| Entry paid plan | Core, $29 a month, flat per account. 3 live studies a month, 100 responses per study, 3,000 AI credits. | Growth, €83 a month billed yearly (€996 a year), 1 seat, 300 responses a month, unlimited projects. |
| Seats | None. Unlimited collaborators from Core; view-only sharing with anyone on every plan. | Per seat: 1 on Free and Growth, 5 on Business, each expandable up to 20. Viewers do not occupy a seat. |
| Study drafting | AI drafts the whole study from your URL and goal, on every plan. | You build each study from blocks. AI-powered features listed as coming soon on Business. |
| AI testers | Yes, on every plan. A first read in minutes before real people. | Not published. |
| MCP server | Read and write: create, launch, and read results. Seven agents. Every plan including Free. | Not published. |
| Recruitment | Fiuto recruits from Prolific's global panel with demographic filters, or share the link with your own people. | Global participant pool, priced separately. |
| Methods | 18 method blocks, every one on every plan. | Prototype tests, first-click, five-second, card sort, surveys, interviews on paid plans. |
Every Useberry claim on this page was checked on 3 September 2026 against Useberry's pricing page. Where Useberry publishes nothing, the table says so instead of guessing.
MCP for user research
Your data is yours. Stay in Claude Code
Create, launch, and read back studies over MCP from the coding agent you already build in. Every result is yours, out through a per-study token or MCP, on every plan including Free.
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BoltPricing, in more detail
Fiuto's free plan needs no card: every test method, 1 live study a month, 10 responses per study, and 300 AI credits a month. Core is $29 a month, held from $59 at current launch pricing, with 3 live studies a month, 100 responses per study, and 3,000 AI credits a month. Pro is $69 a month, held from $129, with 10 live studies a month, unlimited responses per study, and 12,000 AI credits a month. Every price is per account, with no seats.
Useberry's free plan is €0 for 10 responses a month, 1 seat, 1 project with 3 versions, and 5 blocks. Growth is €83 a month billed yearly, €996 a year, for 1 seat and 300 responses a month, with more seats and responses sold on top. Business is €659 a month billed yearly for 5 seats and 2,000 responses a month. Enterprise is by sales.
The practical contrast: a Fiuto Pro account at $69 a month covers everyone on the team with the AI included. Useberry's Growth plan is €83 a month for one seat, before AI features arrive.
Who fits which tool
Fiuto fits people who want the study done for them
You know what you need to learn and would rather review a drafted study than build one.
Fiuto fits live products and coding agents
You test live sites as often as prototypes, or you build in Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable, or v0 and want the study created from there.
Useberry fits Figma-first designers
Your work lives in a Figma, XD, or Sketch prototype and you want open-analytics tests on it with heatmaps and paths.
Useberry fits teams that want interviews in the same tool
You run moderated interviews alongside prototype tests and want transcription bundled in.
Frequently asked questions
01Is Fiuto a Useberry alternative?
Yes, for teams that want the study drafted, run, and analysed for them, on live sites as well as prototypes. Fiuto adds AI testers, recruitment, and a read-and-write MCP on every plan, and charges per account with no seats.
02Does Useberry have an MCP server?
Not that Useberry publishes, checked 3 September 2026. Fiuto's MCP creates, launches, and reads back studies from seven coding agents on every plan including Free.
03Is Useberry free to use?
Useberry has a free plan: 10 responses a month, 1 seat, 1 project, and 5 blocks. Its Growth plan is €83 a month billed yearly for 1 seat. Fiuto's free plan runs 1 live study a month with 10 responses, 300 AI credits, every method, and the AI included.
04Does Fiuto recruit participants?
Yes. Describe the audience you need and Fiuto recruits it from Prolific's global panel, with demographic filters. You can also share the study link with your own customers, waitlist, or community, and the two kinds of run stay labelled separately.
05Do I need research experience to use Fiuto?
No. Paste your URL and say what you need to learn. Fiuto writes the study, runs it with AI testers, recruits real people if you want them, and reads the results back into findings and a deck. You review each step before it launches.
06How does sharing work on Fiuto?
There are no seats. Invite as many collaborators as you like from Core, and publish a study, its results, its insights, or its deck behind a view-only link for anyone on every plan.
07Which methods does Fiuto support?
18 method blocks on every plan: prototype and live website tasks, first-click, click heatmap, five-second tests, preference and design feedback, card sort, tree test, matrix, ranking, rating scales, open text, and copy tests among them.