Free landing page audit

A landing page audit
that takes 30 seconds.

Conversion audits usually cost $500 and take a week. Paste your URL and get the same five-point breakdown instantly — with a score you can re-test after every change.

No signup required5 free scans per day

What the audit scores

Design polish

Layout, spacing, typography and hierarchy — whether the page reads as shipped or as generated in an hour and never touched.

Copy clarity

Does the hero say what you actually do, or is it another 'AI-powered platform for modern teams'?

CTA strength

Where the button is, what it says, and whether it asks for anything real.

Credibility signals

Testimonials, logos, screenshots, numbers — real proof or the total absence of it.

Security red flags

Exposed API keys, leaked env vars, missing security headers, open buckets, boilerplate tells.

Vibe-coded fingerprints

Lovable, Bolt, v0 and Next.js defaults, untouched shadcn components, placeholder copy left in production.

How the audit works

We render your page in a real headless browser, so we see what visitors see after hydration — not an empty HTML shell. From that we extract your headline, subhead, every CTA, proof elements, metadata and performance signals.

A passive technical scan runs alongside it, looking for exposed keys, missing security headers, leaked environment variables and framework boilerplate that signals an unfinished build.

The result is a weighted 0–100 score across design, copy, CTA, credibility and security, plus a written critique and a suggested rewrite of your headline.

FAQ

What does a landing page audit check?

Hero clarity, CTA strength, credibility and proof, visual design quality, and technical red flags such as exposed API keys or missing security headers.

How long does the audit take?

About 30 seconds. There's no questionnaire, no call, and no signup for the free tier.

Can I re-run the audit after making changes?

Yes. Re-run any URL to see how the score moved. Pro accounts can schedule automatic daily or weekly re-scans with email alerts.