About
A company that looks at one page a great many times
WebGlory tests websites for the businesses and agencies that build them: agreed pages, opened and used across a named set of browsers, widths and devices, with everything that gives way written up so it can be acted on.
What the work is
A website is written once and rendered on everything. Five browsers on three engines, a screen anywhere from a small phone to a wide desktop, a finger instead of a pointer, a keyboard that covers the bottom of the screen when it opens. Most of the time the result is the same everywhere. The work is finding the places where it is not.
The service is deliberately narrow. Agreed pages are opened and used in every browser and at every width the order names, on hardware where the order names hardware. Everything found is written up with the steps to make it happen again, sorted by how much it stops somebody using the page, and checked again after the fixes are live.
What the company will not do is guess. There is no price on this site, because a price published before anyone has opened your site would be a guess with a pound sign in front of it. The scope, the price in pounds sterling, the dates and the retesting an order carries are settled for your site in a written quotation, and nothing runs until you have accepted it.
The three services
Cross-Browser Testing
Opening agreed pages in a named set of browsers at a named set of screen widths, and reporting where the layout or the behaviour differs.
Mobile and Device Testing
Opening agreed pages on physical handsets and tablets, and on emulated profiles, with every finding marked according to which of the two it came from.
Reports and Retesting
Writing every fault up so it can be reproduced and prioritised, and checking the fixes afterwards on the pages and in the configurations the faults were found in.
How the work is done
Six rules the reports are written under
They are here because each of them is a way a testing report can quietly be worth less than it looks, and saying so in advance is cheaper than arguing about it later.
A device is a device
Hardware and emulation are listed apart and marked apart, on the coverage page and on the face of every finding. A profile driven on a desktop machine is never described as a handset, whatever it would be easier to say.
The scope is agreed before it is run
Pages by address, browsers by name, widths by number, devices by model. Written down first, so what was covered is never a matter of recollection afterwards.
A blank cell is a result
A report says what was looked at as plainly as what was found. Where nothing came up, the matrix shows it was checked, so silence is never mistaken for a gap.
A finding must be reproducible
Page, browser, width, device, steps, expected, observed, screenshot. If a developer has to write back and ask which phone it was, the finding was not finished.
Testing reports, it does not repair
Faults come back written so they can be acted on. Fixing the code is different work, and it is quoted separately rather than folded in and assumed.
Nothing runs without authorisation
A run loads pages repeatedly, fills in forms and presses buttons. That is done only against a site you own or have been asked to submit, and the confirmation is taken in writing before anything starts.
The company
Registered details, and nothing dressed up
Everything in this block can be checked against the public register. There is nothing else on this page about the company's history, its size or its past work, because a company incorporated in 2026 has none of that to report and inventing it is the one thing a testing service cannot afford to be caught doing.
On the register
- Registered name
- WebGlory LTD
- Company number
- 17457459
- Registered in
- England and Wales
- Registered office
- 167-169 Great Portland Street, London, England, W1W 5PF
- Written to at
- connect@webglory.org
Classified as
- 62012 Business and domestic software development
- 62020 Information technology consultancy activities
- 62090 Other information technology service activities
The activity codes the company is registered under. They are wider than what is sold here: the three services on this site are the whole of what is offered, they are described in full on their own pages, and they are listed in clause T-02 of the terms of service.
Check your website across devices
Send the address of the site, the pages that matter and the devices your visitors arrive on. A written quotation comes back, and nothing runs until you have accepted it.