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Try DeskQ before you install anything

Three free tools that show how a product site handles real customer questions. Use them on your own marketing page, a docs URL, or a competitor — then start a permanent desk when it clicks.

• No credit card
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• No code to paste (yet)
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• About 1–2 minutes each

• Tool 01

  Support Hole Punch

  Find the gaps on a product page.

  Paste any product URL. We read the public page and list the customer questions it still doesn’t answer clearly — pricing edge cases, setup, refunds, “what if…”. Use it on your site or a competitor’s to see support debt in plain English.

  Best when you’re wondering what people still email about after reading the marketing site.

  Punch a site →

• Tool 02

  Chat any site

  Talk to a temporary desk trained on a URL.

  Paste a product URL. DeskQ builds a short-lived support desk from that page and you chat like a customer — no install, no account. The desk lasts about two hours, then expires. When you’re ready, keep a permanent desk on your own site.

  Best when you want to feel the product: ask real questions and see what a trained desk would say.

  Train a desk & chat →

• Tool 03

  11pm Test

  One hard question. Three ways it gets answered.

  Pick a tough customer question. We show three outcomes side by side: what the site says (or doesn’t), what a tired founder might email at 11pm, and what a product-trained desk would reply. A simple way to feel the difference between silence, ad-hoc help, and DeskQ.

  Best when you’re deciding whether AI support is worth it — or roasting your own docs.

  Run the 11pm Test →