UserZoom is now the UserZoom platform inside UserTesting after their 2023 merger. Learn its history, features, and current pricing structure.
UserZoom was a UX research and usability-testing platform founded in Barcelona, Spain in 2007 by Alfonso de la Nuez, Javier Darriba, and Xavier Mestres, evolving out of the founders' earlier in-person usability consultancy, Xperience Consulting. The company automated lab-based usability studies into a self-serve SaaS platform after enterprise clients like Google requested direct access around 2009 to 2010.
In April 2023, owner Thoma Bravo merged UserZoom with fellow portfolio company UserTesting, which it had separately acquired for 1.3 billion dollars in 2022. UserZoom no longer exists as a standalone company; it now operates as the UserZoom platform within UserTesting, and userzoom.com redirects to a page on usertesting.com.
UserZoom's core methodology included unmoderated and moderated usability studies, card sorting and tree testing for information architecture validation, survey-based research, and its proprietary QXscore benchmarking system for tracking experience quality against industry standards over time.
Since the 2023 merger, these research capabilities are combined with UserTesting's larger global contributor network and AI-assisted video analysis tools, giving customers of the merged platform access to both companies' original strengths.
Because UserZoom has been folded into UserTesting, there is no independent UserZoom pricing page. Access to UserZoom platform capabilities is priced through UserTesting's custom, quote-based Advanced, Ultimate, and Ultimate+ tiers.
Prospective customers should request pricing directly from UserTesting rather than looking for standalone UserZoom plans.
No, it merged with UserTesting in April 2023 and now operates as the UserZoom platform within UserTesting.
Alfonso de la Nuez, Javier Darriba, and Xavier Mestres founded UserZoom in Barcelona, Spain in 2007.
The domain redirects to a UserZoom platform page on usertesting.com.
UserZoom's proprietary methodology for benchmarking experience quality against industry standards.
Thoma Bravo, which also owns UserTesting; the two were merged into one company in 2023.
Through UserTesting's custom, quote-based pricing, since there is no separate UserZoom pricing page anymore.
UserZoom focused on structured UX research methodology and benchmarking, while UserTesting focused on video-based human insight from a large contributor panel; the 2023 merger combined both approaches.