Polishory Review: Website Design Feedback With Evidence, Not Edits
Design & 3DFreemiumPolishory reviews a public website URL on desktop and mobile screens captured in a real browser, then returns evidence-linked notes on hierarchy, spacing, and typography with a design scorecard and a prioritized fix list you apply yourself.
What Polishory Is, and What It Refuses to Do
Polishory is a website design review service that works from a public URL. You paste the address, and the tool opens the live page in a real browser at two fixed sizes, then returns a review of reading order, hierarchy, spacing, and typography where each finding points to the screen that proves it. The product's own framing is blunt: one URL in, the awkward spots, explained.
The refusal matters as much as the promise. Polishory does not edit your site, does not rewrite your copy, and does not score whether a design looks AI-generated. The company line is that who built the page matters less than whether the screen does its job, and that your judgment belongs in the standard for good design. Observed facts and suggestions stay separate, and the final call is always yours.
From URL to Fix List: How a Review Actually Runs
The workflow removes the blank-prompt problem that haunts generic AI design tools. You enter a public URL, confirm it in the dashboard, and the capture begins.
- The page is opened in a real browser at 1440x900 desktop and 390x844 mobile, and measured rather than guessed at
- You choose how deep to go: a rules-only check, a standard AI review, or a deep AI review that covers more sections on the same two sizes
- Each verdict refers to actual evidence on the captured screens, with measurements behind the observations
- The result is a Markdown report you can download, plus individual suggestions you can copy straight into your own edits
The Design Scorecard: What It Looks At
The focus is the craft layer of a page: information hierarchy, typography, spacing, and whether components feel consistent. Reading order is called out explicitly, including what people read first versus what should show first, and button labels are reviewed for whether they actually say what the button does.
An important detail is what the scorecard ignores. There is no performance score, no SEO audit, no SEO keyword analysis, no accessibility certification, and no conversion prediction. That is a deliberate scope decision rather than a missing feature, and it keeps the output useful for people without a design background.
Rules, Standard, and Deep Review Modes
Free plan with 20 credits a month (one standard AI review) plus a 20-credit welcome bonus. Polish $15/mo (300 credits). Studio $39/mo (1,200 credits with Deep reviews). Monthly credits expire at the end of the grant period.
Free
A first look: one standard AI review per month, on the house.
- 20 credits a month for one standard AI review
- 20-credit welcome bonus in your first month
- Live desktop and mobile captures with no Deep reviews
- Full Markdown report with copyable fix briefs
Polish
Steady reviews for one project with reports kept for 90 days.
- 300 credits a month (about 15 standard AI reviews)
- Reports kept 90 days and evidence screens 14 days
- Standard reviews at 20C and Deep reviews at 80C
- Markdown results download and copyable suggestions
Studio
A personal account for several sites, with Deep reviews included.
- 1,200 credits a month (about 60 standard AI reviews)
- Up to 2 analyses waiting or running at once
- Deep AI reviews included
- Reports kept 180 days and evidence screens 30 days
Best For
Recommended use cases and scenarios where Polishory shines.
Pros and Cons
Polishory earns its keep by making design feedback cheap, visual, and evidence-linked, while staying honest about the boundary of what it does. The fixed two-size capture means consistent comparisons, and the credit model prevents overpaying for review volume you do not need. The trade-offs are the public-URL-only limitation, the credit expiry, and a deliberate absence of everything outside design: no SEO, no performance, no conversion guarantees. For a founder shipping a product, that is often exactly the right envelope.
Pros
- Genuinely read-only: the review never edits your code or content
- Desktop at 1440x900 and mobile at 390x844 captured in a real browser
- Observed facts are kept separate from design suggestions
- Charge shown before each run, with credits returned when a run fails
- Brand-preserving advice: logos, colors, and photos stay, structure tightens
Cons
- Public URLs only; login-gated pages and local addresses are not supported
- Design review only, with no SEO, performance, or conversion scoring
- You apply the fixes yourself; the tool does not change your site
- Credits expire at the end of each month and do not roll over
- Deep AI reviews and concurrent analyses are reserved for paid plans
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Polishory, answered.
Does Polishory change my website code?
No. Reviews are read-only. The tool opens your public page, captures desktop and mobile screens, and returns observations and suggestions. You apply the changes yourself.
Can it review an AI-generated website?
Yes, and that is a common target. Polishory does not grade whether a design was made by AI; it reviews hierarchy, spacing, typography, and consistency regardless of how the site was built.
What viewport sizes does a review cover?
Desktop at 1440x900 and mobile at 390x844, captured in a real browser. Deep reviews examine more sections at the same two sizes rather than adding more viewports.
How do credits work?
A rules-only check costs 5 credits, a standard AI review 20, and a deep AI review 80. The charge is shown before each run, and reserved credits are returned if the run fails. Credits expire at the end of the monthly grant period and do not carry over.
Can I review a page that requires login or a local address?
No. Only public URLs are supported. Login-gated pages and local addresses cannot be captured, and the tool blocks URL credentials and certain sensitive input.
Does Polishory score SEO or performance?
No. The review is scoped to design: information hierarchy, typography, spacing, and component consistency. There is no SEO audit, performance score, or accessibility certification.
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