Landing page analyzer
Paste your URL. Get a checklist of the conversion fundamentals your page is missing.
What this tool does
Most landing pages convert badly for the same five or six reasons, over and over. The headline doesn't say what the product is. The call to action is buried. There's no social proof. The form is too long. The hero image is generic stock. The analyzer is a checklist of these recurring failures so you can fix the obvious ones before you start A/B testing.
How to use it
- Paste your landing page URL.
- Read the report.
- Fix the red flags first — they're usually the highest-leverage edits.
- Then test the orange ones.
Why it matters
Marketers love sophisticated A/B testing on copy and colour. Most pages have bigger problems than that — they fail the conversion fundamentals. Fix those first and you'll often double conversion before you start fine-tuning.
Questions people actually ask.
What's the most common issue?
Unclear value proposition in the headline. If a stranger can't tell what the product is in three seconds of looking at the hero section, nothing else on the page matters.
Does the page need video?
No. Video helps for high-consideration purchases but isn't mandatory. A clear headline, clean hero image, and a single obvious CTA outperform a flashy video on a page with weak fundamentals.
Should I include social proof?
If you have it. Specific testimonials with names, photos, and outcomes beat generic logo walls of impressive-looking companies. If you don't have testimonials yet, ask three happy customers — they'll usually say yes.