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Free scan

Scan your page.

Paste the URL you send traffic to. The scan reads the page and ranks what is most likely losing you orders, from the source match on the first screen through to the handoff that closes the lead. No account and no email required.

AI system platform for Scan your page

Run a scan.

A public page. Pages behind a login cannot be read.

This changes which steps of the path get checked.

Given these, the scan also checks whether the first screen answers what you promised. Leave it blank and that check is skipped rather than guessed.

Only if you want a copy. The scan runs and shows results either way.

What it checks

The whole path, not just the page.

Which steps get checked depends on what counts as a conversion for you. A store gets the cart and the checkout. A lead page gets the form and whoever answers it.

Before the page

Source match

If you paste the ads or search terms you buy, the scan compares them against what the first screen actually says. Promise something on the click and not repeat it on arrival, and people leave.

  • Scored only when you paste something
  • Never guessed from nothing

On the page

The obvious next step

Whether there is a clear action, a price where one is expected, a mobile viewport, and enough on the page to answer the question that brought someone there.

  • Cart and checkout for a store
  • Form length for a lead page

After the page

Who closes it

A form nobody answers quickly is a form that does not convert. For lead and local pages the scan always raises the handoff, because that is where most of the loss sits and none of the attention.

  • Named closer and a stated reply time
  • After-hours cover for local

Honest limits

What it will not do.

The scan reads one page of public HTML. It is a starting point for a conversation, not a measurement of your business.

It reads one page

Not your analytics

It has no access to your conversion rate, your order value, or your traffic. It cannot tell you what a fix is worth. It reports what is on the page and what is missing from it.

  • No account access
  • No numbers invented

It says when it fails

A blocked page is reported

Plenty of sites refuse an automated request. When that happens the scan says the page could not be read, rather than describing a page it never saw.

  • Login pages cannot be read
  • A failed fetch is stated, not hidden

It is heuristics

A prompt, not a verdict

Everything here is pattern matching against the markup. Treat a finding as a question worth asking, then measure it properly before shipping a change.

  • Measure before you fix
  • One change at a time
See the Conversion Engine

Next step

Find the gap first.

A ranked list is the beginning. Working out which of them is actually costing you orders takes a baseline and a date range.

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