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Review a landing page
You can either paste a public URL for best-effort server-side extraction or switch to manual mode and paste the page elements directly. URL mode checks markup and text signals only, not visual design quality.
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Free CRO tool
Grade a landing page against a practical conversion checklist so you can spot missing CTAs, vague offers, weak trust signals, thin copy, and other issues before you send traffic.
Landing page review matters because conversion performance depends on clarity, structure, trust, and a visible next step. This tool gives marketers, founders, freelancers, and agencies a deterministic rules-based review of the copy and page elements it can actually detect.
Input
You can either paste a public URL for best-effort server-side extraction or switch to manual mode and paste the page elements directly. URL mode checks markup and text signals only, not visual design quality.
Results
You will get an overall score, category grades, checklist pass or warn states, strengths, and the next best improvements as soon as enough page data is available.
Markework is extracting page signals, checking the conversion checklist, and preparing recommendations.
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Recommendations
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Detected signals
FAQ
These answers are written for marketers, founders, freelancers, agencies, and business owners who need a faster way to review conversion pages.
It reviews the structural and copy signals that can be detected reliably, such as headline presence, CTA coverage, offer clarity, trust signals, social proof, FAQ or objection-handling cues, scannability, and core SEO basics. It does not claim to judge visual design unless those signals are explicitly detectable in the page markup or text.
Yes, on a best-effort basis. If the page is public and can be fetched by the server, the tool can extract text and markup signals such as the title, meta description, H1, headings, CTA text, forms, and visible copy. If the page is blocked or heavily app-rendered, manual mode is the safer fallback.
Trust signals reduce hesitation. Testimonials, guarantees, reviews, client logos, privacy language, and reassurance around risk all help visitors feel more comfortable taking the next step, especially when the page is asking for a demo, signup, or purchase.
A strong CTA tells the visitor exactly what to do and what kind of action they are taking. Phrases like "Book a call," "Request a demo," or "Start free trial" are clearer than vague prompts because they reduce uncertainty and make the path to conversion more obvious.
No. It is a fast rules-based review, not a substitute for user research, analytics, testing, or full-page design analysis. Its job is to catch common structural and messaging gaps quickly so teams can improve the page before deeper CRO work begins.
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