Free tool. Clearer next steps.
Find what’s holding your landing page back.
Check your page against five conversion principles. Get a structural score, see the weak spots, and decide what to improve first.
Five conversion checks
Five questions.
One clearer page.
A useful order for reviewing your page, from understanding the offer to taking the next step.
CClarityCan a new visitor understand the offer?
Start with a headline that explains what you offer and who it helps. The analyzer checks for a headline, introduction and clear next step.
RRelevancyDoes the message match their intent?
The promise in your ad, search result or email should continue on the landing page. The analyzer compares title and headline signals; you should check the original campaign too.
VValueIs the outcome worth taking action for?
Explain what the visitor gains, then connect features to that outcome. The analyzer looks for benefit language and action prompts.
DDifferentiatorWhy choose you over another option?
Support your offer with relevant proof and specific claims. Detected testimonials and numbers are signals to verify, rather than proof of a claim’s accuracy.
TTraffic warmthDoes the page meet visitors where they are?
A first-time visitor may need context and proof. Someone who already knows your offer may need a direct next step. Your chosen traffic source guides this check.
Before you start
Good to know.
What does this analysis actually check?
It fetches the public page HTML and checks five conversion principles to headings, copy, calls to action and proof signals. It does not run the page in a browser, inspect its visual design or measure real conversion performance.
Why do you ask for a traffic source?
A page for someone discovering you through social media has a different job from a page for someone searching for your offer. Select the primary source for the campaign you want to review. Traffic source is a starting signal; actual intent still needs your judgment.
Which pages can I analyze?
Use a complete public HTTP or HTTPS page URL. Login-protected pages, private networks, downloads and pages that block automated requests cannot be analyzed. Content loaded only through JavaScript may be missing from the report.
Do I need to create an account?
No. Submit a public URL and traffic source to get your analysis. Avoid URLs containing passwords, access tokens or private customer information.
Put the findings to work
A better page starts
with a better plan.
Let’s connect the page, the campaign and the enrollment goal.