What does BookSync Audit test?

It tests mobile to laptop continuity across login, passkeys, OAuth, checkout, forms, file upload, subscriptions, appointments, and AI-readable product details.

Which plan is selected by default?

The Team annual plan is selected by default and applies a 50 percent annual discount.

Does checkout replace the product page?

No. Checkout opens as a centered Polar window while the product page remains open behind it.

Pricing

Team annual is ready for checkout.

Annual billing is selected by default and applies a 50 percent discount. Prices are shown monthly so teams can compare plans quickly.

Starter

For one product team validating the highest-friction mobile to laptop journeys.

$34.50/ mo

Billed annually as $414. Monthly price before annual discount is $69.

1 product / weekly scan

Cross-device funnel map
Passkey and OAuth checks
Gemini summary readability
Weekly scan history

Default

Team

For product, QA, growth, and engineering teams preparing multiple apps.

$99.50/ mo

Billed annually as $1,194. Monthly price before annual discount is $199.

10 products / replay logs

Everything in Starter
10 product workspaces
Replay logs and field persistence checks
Jira and GitHub issue exports

Portfolio

For agencies and platform teams managing many mobile and SaaS journeys.

$299.50/ mo

Billed annually as $3,594. Monthly price before annual discount is $599.

50 products / API

Everything in Team
50 product workspaces
Portfolio risk heatmaps
API access and priority queues

Open checkout page

Plan fit

Choose by number of products and replay depth.

Starter is for a focused launch review. Team is the default for active product teams. Portfolio is for agencies or platform teams managing many apps.

Checkout behavior

Polar opens in a centered payment window. The pricing page remains open and blurred behind the payment step.

Related AI workflow reference

Teams comparing workflow plans with launch and market assumptions can also review MiroFish AI Simulator, a companion reference for simulation-style product reasoning.