qcheck.eu

What It Is

QCHECK 1.6 is mystery shopping project software from Germany-based miracolix. It is positioned not as a general-purpose survey tool, but as a complete suite for covert visits, in-store experience evaluations, and customer experience project delivery. The page emphasizes a “complete software suite” that covers the end-to-end workflow from shopper recruitment to online client reporting.

Core Features and Collaboration

Its core modules include recruitment campaign management for testers, with support for tracking recruitment sources such as newspaper ads, online ads, and email outreach. The tester pool management module supports matching requirements with qualifications. The project module is used to centrally manage clients and their projects. Test waves can be planned and matched with suitable people from the tester pool, or published to testers directly. The questionnaire module highlights that surveys can be designed through a flexible interface without separate programming. The system also provides a dedicated access portal for testers, real-time online reports for clients, and the ability to send emails based on test results. Multilingual capabilities cover both project data and test content, making it suitable for multi-region projects.

Pricing and Deployment

The public pricing is relatively clear: the full suite costs a one-time 7,499 EUR and includes 3 months of server hosting. From the 4th month onward, hosting costs 49 EUR/month. Optional services include a 2-hour onboarding training session for 99 EUR, corporate-identity customization for the tester area and client reporting interface for 499 EUR, and a monthly 2-hour support package for 99 EUR/month. The text does not mention a free version or free trial, nor does it confirm whether self-hosting is available.

Security, Integrations, and Developer Capabilities

The privacy policy states compliance with GDPR, Germany’s BDSG, and TMG, adopts technical and organizational measures, supports data subject rights, and protects data transmission via HTTPS/SSL. At the website level, it uses Google Analytics, Matomo, and Google Maps API, but it does not disclose whether the QCHECK product itself offers APIs, webhooks, SSO, CRM/BI integrations, or developer documentation.

Pros, Cons, and Who It’s For

Its strengths are complete coverage of a vertical use case, transparent pricing, multilingual support, and real-time client reporting. Its weaknesses are the limited public materials available, with few interface screenshots, case studies, details on permission management, integration ecosystem, or trial information. It is better suited to European market research or experience evaluation agencies that already have a stable mystery shopping business and need unified management of testers and client delivery. Chinese users should note that access from China, EUR payments, German-language support, and local compliance adaptation are not clarified. If projects are mainly executed within China, alternatives or combined solutions such as Wenjuanxing, Jindata, and Tencent Questionnaire may be worth evaluating.