How likely is your next update to break something?
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Answer 6 questions about your site
Tell us your platform, how many plugins or apps you're running, whether you have forms or payment pages, how often you make changes, what share of visitors are on mobile, and when you last tested the site.
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Each answer maps to a weighted risk score
We assign risk points to each answer based on how strongly that factor correlates with real-world regression failures. WordPress with 20+ plugins scores much higher than a simple Webflow site that rarely changes.
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Scores combine into a 0–100 risk rating
All weighted scores are summed and capped at 100. Below 26 is Low Risk, 26–50 Medium, 51–75 High, and 76–100 Critical, with thresholds calibrated against common regression failure patterns.
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Specific risks are surfaced in plain English
We identify which factors are pulling your score up and explain exactly what could go wrong, so you know which pages, forms, or integrations to test first after your next update.
Show formula & sources
Formula
Sources
- Platform and plugin risk weights based on publicly documented WordPress and Shopify regression patterns (WPScan Vulnerability Database; Sucuri Annual Hacked Website Report).
- QA gap weighting derived from ISTQB Foundation Level testing principles on regression testing cadence and defect escape rates.
- Mobile traffic thresholds referenced from Statcounter Global Stats mobile web traffic data (2024).