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Turn website QA into a client-approved report.

Run QA, share the findings and screenshots, then collect the client's sign-off in the same report.

When the client comes back with small tweaks weeks later, you have a dated, approved boundary. It is not buried in an email.

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FICTIONAL DEMO
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LAUNCH REPORTNorth & Pine Studio
Ready to review
PROJECT

Marketing site redesign

northpine.example, 12 pages scanned

12pages
checked
28Checks passed
4Warnings to review
1Fix required

HTTPS certificate active Passed

Mobile layout checked Passed

! Meta description missing Fix required

✓
QA complete2 minutes ago
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Report sharedReady for the client

The problem A vague handoff creates back-and-forth, scope creep and unpaid revisions. It can also hurt your reputation.

If a client remembers 10 small tweaks after launch, the approved report shows where the original delivery ended.
What the report includes

Checks, screenshots and
a client approval.

Your client sees what was checked. You keep a dated record of their sign-off.

01

Check the staging link or public site

Review pages, links, page titles, descriptions and basic accessibility checks on a publicly accessible URL.

02

Include visual proof

Add desktop and mobile screenshots so the client can see what was reviewed.

03

Record the final sign-off

Keep a dated client approval separate from change requests after delivery.

Ready to send

Stop pasting QA into a Google Doc.

Send a report that works on desktop and mobile, with the summary, screenshots and findings already organized.

  • Clear summary of every check
  • Visual evidence for every page
  • Your logo and brand color
  • Time-stamped client approval
Explore the fictional report
How it works

From finished website to
client approval.

Four steps from finished website to documented client approval.

  1. 01

    Add the site link

    Add the public site or staging link, then confirm you are authorized to scan it.

  2. 02

    Run the review

    LaunchSignoff checks the public pages and prepares the screenshots.

  3. 03

    Review the report

    Review the automated checks and complete your human checklist.

  4. 04

    Share it with your client

    Send one clear link to collect the client's approval or change request.

Google Docs and Loom

Why not just use a Google Doc?

Google Docs and Loom work for a simple handoff. LaunchSignoff keeps the QA findings, screenshots and dated client approval in one report. When post-launch support begins, the approved deliverable is still easy to find.

GOOGLE DOC OR LOOM

The handoff lives in several places

  • QA notes in a document
  • Screenshots sent separately
  • Approval buried in email
LAUNCHSIGNOFF

The approved deliverable stays together

  • QA findings in one report
  • Desktop and mobile evidence attached
  • Dated client approval kept with the report
Pay per report or by month.

One report or a
monthly plan.

Pay for a single report or choose a monthly plan that matches how often you deliver client websites.

Single Report

ONE-OFF
No subscription needed
$19USD / report

One report credit that does not expire.

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Questions

What to know
before you join.

Is this a complete accessibility or security audit?+

No. LaunchSignoff performs simple, deterministic technical checks. It does not replace a specialist audit and does not issue any certification.

Why not just use a Google Doc or Loom video?+

Google Docs and Loom work for a simple handoff. LaunchSignoff adds a consistent report, screenshots and dated client approval. If changes come in later, the original decision is easy to find.

Which websites can I scan?+

The beta focuses on public Webflow, Framer, and WordPress websites. Private or login-protected pages will not be supported.

Does my client need an account?+

No. They open a private link and can approve the delivery or submit a change request without creating an account.

Is LaunchSignoff ready to use on a client project?+

LaunchSignoff is in beta. Invited testers can create a workspace and test it on a public site. Review every automated finding before sharing a report with a client. The report clearly states what the checks cover and what they do not.

What does LaunchSignoff cover?+

LaunchSignoff focuses on public marketing sites and the final handoff. Use dedicated tools for project management, specialist security or accessibility audits, and private applications behind a login.

When will the beta be available?+

Invited testers can create a workspace now. Everyone else can join the beta list, and we’ll contact them personally when a spot is ready.

Early access

Want to try LaunchSignoff on a client project?

Join the beta list and tell us about your workflow. We review each request and contact selected pilots ourselves.

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We read every request.
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