For people who work with web agencies
A useful introduction starts with their yes.
Know an agency that would welcome a second look at a launch? Ask them first. They choose whether to request a free Launch Snapshot.
01 · Ask, then introduce
One willing agency. One introduction.
- Ask whether the agency wants an introduction. You can use the note below.
- If they agree, share the Snapshot request page with them. They can request and receive it without email.
- The agency submits its own yes and one public site URL. We confirm capacity and the delivery date on its private return page.
No contact lists or private client details needed.
A note you can share with an agency
Would you like an introduction to ReleaseCheck Desk for a free second look at a recent client launch? The Launch Snapshot covers up to five public pages across agreed desktop and mobile browser configurations, with up to three screenshot findings—or “nothing found”—within two business days of your yes. If they’re full, they’ll confirm a firm date the same business day. If useful, I can introduce you; otherwise, no action needed.
Share the request page only after the agency agrees. Let the agency submit its own request.
02 · For agency owners and project leads
Request a Snapshot yourself.
Up to five public pages of one recent client site. Desktop and mobile coverage agreed before testing; the report names the browsers and device configurations used. Up to three findings with screenshots—or “nothing found”—within two business days of your yes. If we’re full, we’ll give you a firm date the same business day.
One free Snapshot per agency; ordinary public-page views only.
The request page stores the agency’s submitted request and returns a private link for status and delivery. No email is required.