# Get Feedback on a Page

> Review a rendered page with an audience and distinguish page feedback from usability testing.

Source: https://imario.ai/docs/research/url-feedback

URL feedback lets an audience react to a page. It is useful for examining the message, trust cues and likely points of hesitation on a landing or product page.

## Prepare the page

1. Open **New Task** and choose **URL feedback**.
2. Select the audience and add the page URL.
3. Inspect the page preview. Confirm that it shows the intended content rather than a login form, error or consent screen.
4. Ask a focused question, such as “What would stop you from requesting a demo on this page?”
5. Set respondent count, review the scope and choose **Get feedback**.

The feedback concerns what the page fetch and render made available. Login-only areas, blocked resources and content that depends on interactions may be unavailable. A preview is an important check, not proof that every part of a site was read.

## Interpret the result

Read the run's warnings, especially when visual content is partial or unavailable. Trace comments back to the rendered material. Do not present a comment about a missing section as evidence that a respondent saw the section.

This is feedback on page content and presentation. It does not establish that a real visitor completed signup, navigated a checkout or successfully used your application.

## Cost and next steps

Use a public URL that renders without authentication. If the page is still inaccessible, attach a screenshot in a [Creative test](https://imario.ai/docs/research/creative-test), or include the relevant text in an [Interview](https://imario.ai/docs/research/interview). State what material the substitute actually contains.

Review the displayed estimate before running URL feedback. Report generation, when requested, is shown separately. See [Pricing & credits](https://imario.ai/docs/workspace/pricing).

Continue by [exploring responses](https://imario.ai/docs/run-and-analyze/explorer) or [Validate with real world data](https://imario.ai/docs/run-and-analyze/validate).
