Tool switcher

Keep the current focus on the two live instruments. The rest stay visible as the next platform layers, not as finished tools.

Website Audit

live

Full-site scanner for conversion, SEO, mobile, and performance leaks.

Landing Page Grader

selected

Message match, CTA, proof, and funnel friction for paid landing pages.

Page Scan

In development

Page-level diagnosis for pricing, landing, signup, and other revenue URLs.

Pricing Page Audit

In development

Decision friction, plan separation, and offer clarity on pricing surfaces.

Copy Review

In development

Message clarity review for weak headlines, offers, and proof timing.

Speed Audit

In development

Performance drag and render blockers that reduce trust and conversion.

Landing Page Grader

Grade the page that is supposed to carry intent, not the whole site.

This tool exists for campaign pages, lead-gen pages, demo pages, and other commercial landing surfaces where paid or cold traffic should become action. The tool ecosystem now carries the full path from free verdict to paid report depth inside one landing-page-specific flow.

Tool ecosystem

Landing Page Grader now has its own audit, pricing, reports, sample, and page-scan surfaces. The same tool shell now carries the live path from free diagnosis to paid report depth.

Live flow

Live grader flow. Scan first, then unlock the depth that matches buying intent.

Landing-page verdictCTA + trust reviewTop 3 friction findingsMonitoring-ready

Free output

Landing-page score, top 3 friction findings, browser signals, and a blunt verdict on why the page does or does not carry intent forward.

Quantified reveal

The reveal is framed around message match, CTA friction, proof timing, and modeled conversion drag instead of generic landing-page commentary.

Next path

Paid reports, recurring monitoring, and implementation now stay inside one landing-page-specific revenue path instead of breaking into a separate service flow.

Demo targets

Optional controls

Auto-detection stays right for most sites. Override only when the detected business type is clearly wrong.

Advanced profile override

Platform map

Product first: scanner, report, monitoring, then implementation.

LeadRevive should read like a working audit platform, not a vague service promise. The system starts with a free scan, proves the leak with visible output, then opens the paid layer only when the next move is obvious.

Website Scanner

Live now

Paste one URL and get the first live pass with score, browser signals, and top issues.

Conversion Review

Live now

Detect trust gaps, CTA friction, and the fastest path back to qualified intent.

SEO Review

Live now

Flag structure, content, and technical issues before more search traffic hits the same leak.

Trust Review

In report

Show where proof, authority, and offer clarity arrive too late to help the buyer commit.

Monitoring Loop

Live now

Turn a one-time audit into recurring checks, alerts, and score history after changes go live.

Implementation Path

Live now

Move from diagnosis to paid report, monitoring, or scoped follow-up without leaving the flow.

Free scanner flow

01

Paste the site URL

02

Run a live browser scan

03

See the score, top 3 issues, and modeled drag

04

Move into one default paid step only if the upside is real

Monitoring loop

Loop 01

Every Monday a fresh scan checks the same site again.

Loop 02

Score changes, broken CTAs, and technical regressions are surfaced before traffic keeps leaking.

Loop 03

The buyer can stay in monitoring or escalate directly into implementation.

SEO cluster foundation

Page type

Website auditLanding page auditHomepage auditPPC landing page auditWebsite conversion auditConversion audit

Problem

Speed auditCTA auditTrust auditMobile auditSEO reviewCopy review

Industry

Shopify auditSaaS website auditDental website auditHVAC website auditRoofing website auditLocal service audit

Free verdict

Brutal verdict, landing-page score, and the first three conversion leaks that make the page feel weak, generic, or low-trust.

Report layer

The report system carries annotated findings, rewrite direction, and redesign logic. Pricing, sample deliverables, and checkout now stay aligned with the same ladder the buyer sees after the scan.

Implementation bridge

Implementation remains part of the tool story, but only after the grader has proven the page is worth fixing now.

What it diagnoses

Weak hero clarity after the click, even when traffic intent is already expensive.
CTA competition, soft next-step logic, or forms that ask for effort too early.
Trust proof that arrives too late for cold traffic to keep moving.
Mobile hierarchy problems that make the page feel slower or weaker than the offer.

Tool path

This namespace now runs its own audit flow instead of sending users back to the older landing-page route. That keeps the tool story coherent inside one product shell.

The full path now stays coherent end to end: URL in, verdict out, paid ladder visible, and deeper report logic unlockable without leaving the grader ecosystem.

Landing-page intent hub

Organic traffic should land on the exact page type, then continue into one grader.

These routes target different commercial page intents, but they should all resolve into the same Landing Page Grader flow once the buyer wants a live verdict.

Review grader ladder

BOFU guide

Why pricing pages don't convert

Use this when buyers already reach pricing but still hesitate because the page makes the decision harder than it should.

Read pricing guide

BOFU guide

Demo signup page friction checklist

Use this when SaaS traffic reaches the signup or demo step, but the page still leaks pipeline before the form gets submitted.

Read signup guide

BOFU guide

Quote request page conversion mistakes

Use this when service demand reaches the request page, but the estimate step still feels heavier than the value of continuing.

Read quote guide

BOFU guide

Google Ads landing page checklist

Use this when paid clicks arrive, CTR looks acceptable, but the post-click page still burns budget through trust, CTA, or message leaks.

Read Google Ads guide