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 Page Scan

For this tool, page scan is the default logic, not an afterthought.

Landing Page Grader exists for one page at a time. That means the page-scan story has to stay inside the tool ecosystem instead of sending the buyer back to a generic Website Audit path.

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

Best-fit pages

Google Ads landing pages that already carry paid click cost.
Pricing pages where the offer is real but the plan logic still creates hesitation.
Signup or demo-request pages that drop users between interest and commitment.
Local or service pages that should convert intent into a lead, call, or request.

Why this route exists

The generic page-scan route still exists on the platform. This page exists because Landing Page Grader needs a tool-scoped explanation of what page-level diagnosis means for ad traffic, signup intent, and conversion pressure.

This route explains the page-first narrative directly: the buyer should understand why this tool starts from the exact revenue page instead of a generic homepage read.

Expected output

One hard verdict on whether the page is ready to convert the traffic it attracts.
Specific leaks in hero, CTA, trust, form friction, and mobile hierarchy.
A repair path that can continue into sample report, pricing logic, and implementation.