UserProofWhat shipped in UserProof, October 20 to November 5, 2026
Between October 20 and November 5, 2026, UserProof moved to plugin 3.10.0, added Codex and Cursor, checks goals against real clicks, and filters crawler farms. The free scan reports fewer false dead clicks, and three free tools went live. Each item below says what changed and where it is.
All of it is live today. This list has no roadmap, only what has shipped. Prices did not change: Free, Pro at $29 and Scale at $99, as on our pricing page. To see how the product compares, read the best website analytics for AI coding agents.
Everything that shipped, newest first
| Date (2026) | What changed | Where it is |
|---|---|---|
| November 5 | Scanner: fewer false dead clicks Clicks that ask for clipboard permission and buttons that toggle a popover now count as working, so the free scan stops reporting them as dead. | Dead click finder uses the same idea |
| November 5 | Bot filter: crawler farms Fleets of Linux desktop browsers that pass every user agent check now count as bots when one window size and browser string repeat across 20 or more sessions, at least 90% of them first-time visitors. | Runs on your findings, nothing to set |
| November 5 | Recording: two ingest fixes A burst of new sessions can no longer stall recording while the monthly visit count runs. | Nothing to set |
| November 3 | Findings: slow responses A click is only called slow when it expects a reply, so plain links stop showing up as slow. | In your agent's findings |
| November 3 | Plugin 3.10.0: industry tag A new set_industry tool, and industry on set_goal, tag a site so it can be compared with similar ones. | Claude Code plugin, Codex and Cursor MCP |
| November 2 and 3 | Two free tools A dead click finder and a funnel calculator. | Dead click finder, funnel calculator |
| October 28 | Goal check and homepage benchmarks Scrolling and slow booking embeds now count as a response, and only first-party uncaught errors count against a goal. We scanned 493 startup homepages with the same checks. | Homepage benchmarks |
| October 27 | Goals checked against real clicks set_goal now tests a goal against real clicks or the live page and returns the result, so a goal nobody can reach is caught when you save it. | set_goal in your agent |
| October 27 | Findings and recording Dead clicks on plain images, masked text and bare numbers are skipped. Link and form clicks are sent at once, so a click that leaves the page isn't lost. | Script tag; see what it records |
| October 26 | Cap email and cost calculator The notice near your visit limit now carries your top fix and names the plan your pace needs. The session replay cost calculator went live the same day. | Cost calculator |
| October 24 | Plugin 3.9.0: next steps after a fix check_fix prints what to do next, and a goal that breaks raises an alarm. | check_fix in your agent |
| October 21 | Codex and Cursor The MCP server runs through npx, with setup steps for each agent, so UserProof no longer needs Claude Code. | Install tabs on the home page |
| October 20 | Plugin 3.8.0: coverage and fleets check_coverage crawls your sitemap for pages missing the snippet. A fleet view covers several sites. | check_coverage and fleet in your agent |
How to get the latest version
In Claude Code, setup turns on auto-update for the UserProof marketplace, so a new version installs at the start of a session and loads on the next restart. Check yours in /plugin. Codex and Cursor fetch the server through npx from GitHub. New to UserProof? Start with the Claude Code setup page.
FAQ
How often does UserProof publish an update?
Each time a batch ships, listing what shipped, with no roadmap.
Which plugin version is current?
3.10.0, read from the plugin source on November 6, 2026.
Did prices change in this period?
No. Free, Pro at $29 a month and Scale at $99 a month have not moved since October 19, 2026.
Sources, read November 6, 2026
- Our commit log for this period, read November 6, 2026
- Plugin version: plugin source, read November 6, 2026
- Plans: pricing page, read November 6, 2026