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SaaS launch-readiness checker
Find the product gaps worth fixing before your first customers arrive. Review your workflows and get a practical launch action list.
Your launch action list
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Completed checks: 0/24
Unresolved critical checks: 10
This is a self-assessment based on your answers, not an automated audit.
- Critical: Test the complete authentication journey with a fresh account.
- Critical: Implement and test account recovery and expired-session handling.
- Critical: Review secret storage, client bundles, and application logs.
- Critical: Test server-side authorization for each role and action.
- Critical: Test tenant isolation across APIs, files, exports, and background jobs.
- Critical: Test subscription checkout and failed-payment recovery.
- Critical: Verify webhook signatures and implement idempotent event handling.
- Critical: Run a restore drill and document recovery steps.
- Critical: Set up actionable error and availability alerts.
- Critical: Run the entire customer workflow with realistic inputs.
- Add rate limits to authentication and costly endpoints.
- Test the team membership lifecycle and revoke removed users' access.
- Build controlled admin actions and record significant changes.
- Implement and test cancellation, plan changes, and access expiry.
- Test entitlement changes after renewal, cancellation, and payment failure.
- Rehearse migrations and release rollback using representative data.
- Create and test data export and deletion workflows.
- Validate upload types and size, and verify access to stored files.
- Add request correlation and redact sensitive values from logs.
- Test timeouts, retries, duplicate events, and unavailable dependencies.
- Write a short incident response and escalation checklist.
- Add useful feedback and recovery actions for non-happy paths.
- Test small screens, keyboard navigation, focus, and form errors.
- Add clear onboarding, help, and a working support contact.
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