For agencies, studios and consultants
Your client opened the guide and quit on step 3.
Record a click-through once. Send it to a specific client from your own Gmail. They open a link — no signup, no password — and you see exactly how far they got and where they stalled.
Unlimited recipients on every plan, forever. The person reading your guide is never a seat you pay for.
Where people stop
Step 3 loses the most people — 4 stalled there.
The job you keep redoing
Onboarding stalls on the same four screens, every single time.
Every new client has to hand you access to something — ad account, analytics, Shopify, DNS. You have explained it a hundred times and you are still explaining it, one client at a time, with no idea which part loses them.
What you send now
- A wall of numbered instructions typed into an email, which nobody reads on a phone.
- A Loom you recorded twice because you fumbled the first take, and can't edit.
- A Scribe link sent to eleven people, where all you learn is that it got forty views.
- A shared doc with a screenshot of your own dashboard, account numbers and all.
- Four days of silence, then “sorry, been swamped — where do I click again?”
What StepProof sends
- One recording. Every click becomes a numbered step with the button ringed in ink.
- Private data blurred before the image leaves your browser, not after it reaches ours.
- A separate link per client, so “who's done it” is a name, not a view count.
- It opens on a phone, remembers where they stopped, and never asks them to sign up.
- Nothing moves for three days? One follow-up goes out in the same email thread.
How it works
Three things, and only the first one takes any effort.
- 1
Record it once
Click through the task the way you'd do it yourself. The extension screenshots every click, rings the thing you clicked, and writes the step title from the button's own words — “Click Add people”, not “Step 4”. Skip a step or undo the last one while you're still recording.
- 2
Send it to a person
Not a public link. Each recipient gets their own, from your own Gmail, inside the thread you're already in. Or copy the link and paste it into WhatsApp yourself — it's still tracked, because knowing who got how far is the entire point.
- 3
Watch where they stop
Opened, reached step 3, hasn't moved since Tuesday. One screen tells you which step is losing everyone, so you fix that step instead of re-explaining the whole thing to each client in turn.
The part nobody else has
“40 views” is not information. This is.
Every recipient is a row. You can see who never opened it, who is moving, who went quiet on Tuesday, and who pressed “I'm stuck” ninety seconds ago — and you can chase exactly those people instead of emailing all eleven again.
Nothing moves for three days and a follow-up goes out on its own, in the same thread, listing the step they stopped on. It stops the moment they finish.
| Recipient | Status | Where they are | Last seen |
|---|---|---|---|
Priya Shah acme.com | Stalled | Step 3 · Add → Give a partner access | 4 days |
Tom Whelan northgate.co | Completed | Finished all 6 | Tuesday |
Dana Ruiz fieldwork.io | Stuck | Step 3 · “my sidebar only shows People” | 2 hours |
Sam Odell brightpath.com | In progress | Step 5 · Turn on Manage campaigns | just now |
Lee Nakamura harborworks.com | Sent | Not opened yet | 3 days |
Your client's side
The person doing the work never signs up for anything.
This is the screen that decides whether the job gets done. It carries your name, your logo and your colour — on every paid plan, including the lifetime tiers.
- No account, ever
- They click the link and they're in. No password, no “accept this invitation”, no app. There is no version of this where your client has to sign up for software to give you access to their own ad account.
- Built for the phone in their hand
- One step on screen at a time, the button pinned thumb-high at the bottom. They're usually reading it on a phone while doing the work on a laptop, and the whole page is designed around that.
- It remembers where they got to
- They can stop halfway through, close the tab, and come back on Thursday to exactly the step they left. The link doesn't expire mid-task and forwarding it to their bookkeeper simply works.
- “I'm stuck” goes to a human
- One button tells you which step they're stuck on and what they typed, while they're still sitting at the screen. You find out during the task, not four days later.
Give us partner access in Meta Business Manager
Click Add, then Give a partner access
Meta will ask for the partner's business ID.
- ✓Open Business Settings
- ✓Click Partners
- 3Add → Give a partner access
- 4Paste our business ID
- 5Turn on Manage campaigns
- 6Save changes
Redaction and permissions
The unblurred screenshot never leaves your browser.
You are recording inside your own client's accounts. So the blurring happens in the extension, before anything uploads — and it destroys the pixels rather than covering them, because a filter can be removed and a covered value is still there.
Found and blurred automatically
- Account, customer, invoice and card numbers
- Email addresses and phone numbers
- Currency amounts — spend, balances, revenue
- Any value sitting next to a label like “Account ID” or “Balance”
Never blurred
- Buttons, links and navigation — the things they have to click
- The element the step is telling them to click
It will sometimes blur too much. That is the safer direction to be wrong in, and one click in the editor reveals anything it shouldn't have touched.
What we ask Google for
One permission. The rest are scopes we deliberately never request.
- Send a message as you
gmail.send - Read all your email
gmail.readonly - Read, change and delete messages
gmail.modify - Full mailbox access
mail.google.com
Not connecting Gmail is fine too — guides then send from our address, branded to your workspace, with your address as the reply-to.
Start without recording anything
Twelve access walkthroughs, already written.
The requests every agency sends in week one, written out step by step and re-checked against the real screens. Clone one, put your logo on it, send it to a client today. Each one carries the date it was last verified, on the page your client reads.
Start free- Meta Business Manager partner access
- Google Ads account access
- GA4 property access
- Google Business Profile manager
- Google Search Console
- Google Tag Manager
- Shopify collaborator request
- Stripe team invite
- Klaviyo user
- Mailchimp user
- WordPress admin user
- DNS records (GoDaddy / Namecheap)
Pricing
We never charge you for the person reading the guide.
Guides, sends and recipients are unlimited on every paid plan and always will be — metering the thing you make is what we sell against. The only ceiling is screenshot storage.
Free
$0/mo
Three guides, real per-recipient tracking, our badge on the page.
Solo
Most start here$19/mo
For the one-person agency. Your logo, your subdomain, no badge.
Studio
$39/mo
Guides on your own domain, three people recording.
Agency
$79/mo
Ten creators and three client-facing brands on one account.
In every paid plan
- Unlimited recipients, on every plan, forever
- Per-recipient tracking and the drop-off view
- Auto-blur before the image ever uploads
- Manual blur and click-to-reveal in the editor
- Send from your own Gmail, or from ours
- Automatic follow-up in the same thread
- “I'm stuck” alerts with the step number
- All 12 access templates, clonable
- Reorder, merge, retitle, crop any step
- AI tidy — one pass over every step title
Lifetime, on AppSumo
Codes stack: one is Tier 1, two is Tier 2, three is Tier 3.
$59 / $118 / $177
Lifetime buyers keep the 12 templates as they exist at purchase; ongoing re-verified templates ride with an active subscription. Said here rather than buried, because finding it out later is how a listing earns refunds.
Full comparisonQuestions worth asking
How is this different from Scribe or Tango?
They make the artifact; we make the artifact land. Scribe and Tango have no concept of a recipient — a link is a link, and the most you learn is a view count. Here, every client gets their own link, and the thing you actually look at is which step lost them. The capture is table stakes; the drop-off view is the product.
Does my client need an account?
No, and there is no plan where they do. They get a link, they see step one, they work through it on their phone. The person reading your guide is never a seat you pay for and never a signup you have to talk them through.
Where do the screenshots go?
Into private storage we control, but the important part is what happens first: the blurring runs inside your browser, in the extension, before anything is uploaded. The unblurred pixels are destroyed at that point — not covered with a filter someone could remove. There is no endpoint on our side that accepts an original screenshot, by design.
What can you do with my Gmail?
Send a message as you. That is the whole permission — the gmail.send scope and nothing else. We cannot read your mail, search it, or delete anything, and we deliberately never ask for the scopes that would allow it. Revoke it at myaccount.google.com/permissions whenever you like; guides keep sending from our own address.
Do I have to use the Chrome extension?
No. Twelve access walkthroughs are written and waiting, so you can clone one, put your logo on it and send it to a client without installing anything. Record your own when you have a task worth recording.
How new is this?
New, and we would rather say so than fake it. There are no customer logos on this page because there are no customers to name yet. It is $19 a month, or $59 once on AppSumo, and everything on this page is built and running rather than described.
Find out which step your clients quit on.
Three guides free, unlimited recipients on them, full tracking, no card. Clone a template and send something real in the next two minutes.