Paste your URL. You get back a report that reads your page like a first-time visitor from Google: where they hesitate, where they leave, and the exact headlines and buttons to rewrite so they stay.
For founders and marketers who pay for traffic and can't tell why it doesn't convert.
Free. No signup, no email. Your report is private, and only you get the link.
It opens the page, reads every line, and scores what a first-time visitor actually sees. Here it is on a sample site.
Plans, docs, and reviews in one place, so work never stalls between tools.2
Any public page, plus what it should do: get signups, book demos, or sell. No email, no account.
It scrolls your whole page, reads every line, and clicks the buttons, then records exactly where each one lands.
Annotated screenshots, your real headlines and buttons rewritten, and a short list of what to fix first.
Your page is scored on 11 things a visitor reacts to, using rules from published UX and conversion research (Nielsen Norman, Baymard, Cialdini, WCAG, Core Web Vitals). Three of them do most of the damage.
Whether the headline says what you do, whether the pitch is about the customer or about you, and whether the main button shows before anyone scrolls.
Every button gets clicked and the destination recorded word for word. Sign-in walls, dead ends, and pages that don't match the promise all show up here, next to your missing trust signals.
Jargon your visitors don't know, features that never turn into a benefit, weak typography and layout, and the questions a buyer needs answered before they'll pay.
Whatever your page sells, the report comes back with the same parts.
A grade from Struggling to Strong, plus a score on each of the 11 things a visitor reacts to.
One honest paragraph on the single biggest reason the page loses people, in plain words.
Ranked by what moves conversions most, not a long list of everything that could change.
Each CTA clicked and its destination quoted, so a "Start free" that lands on a login screen shows up.
The exact spots a first-time visitor gets stuck, marked on your real page.
Weak headlines and buttons swapped for specific lines you can paste in. Save the whole report to PDF.
An ordered, top-to-bottom blueprint of the sections your page should have, built from what you sell, so you know what to keep, move, add, or cut.
All 11 dimensions scored one at a time, each naming the principles it passes or fails, cited to NN/g, Baymard, and WCAG.
The parts worth protecting, so a redesign doesn't throw out what already works.
Fixed something? Re-audit the new version and coldeye gives you a blind before-and-after verdict, so you know the change actually helped instead of just nudging a score that drifts on its own.
The full report, free while the hosted version is in early access. No signup.
Audits people chose to share. Full reports, nothing taken out.
| Website | Score | Grade | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| https://themoneybees.co | 6.9 | Getting There | 2026-07-20 |
| https://searchblueprint.io/ | 6.7 | Getting There | 2026-07-21 |
| https://integpt.com | 6.4 | Getting There | 2026-07-21 |
| https://www.finternship.com | 6.7 | Getting There | 2026-07-22 |
| https://finternship.com | 7.6 | Strong | 2026-07-20 |
| https://cmfas-exams-prep.com/ | 8 | Strong | 2026-07-20 |
| https://activitytracker-training.vercel.app | 5.2 | Struggling | 2026-07-20 |
| https://activity-tracker.io/ | 6.9 | Getting There | 2026-07-21 |
Every claim in a report quotes what the browser actually saw or clicked. Nothing is invented, and the scoring follows published UX and conversion research rather than opinion. If you want to check the method, the benchmark and raw judge notes are public.
Those watch the visitors you already have, or measure speed. This one plays the visitor you haven't won yet, before you spend on traffic, and rewrites the copy that's turning them away.
Use one once you have traffic worth testing and weeks to spend. This is the pass that comes first: a cold read of the exact page a stranger sees, back within a day, with the copy already rewritten.
Yes. Only you get the link, and it's marked so search engines won't index it. An audit only opens pages any visitor can already reach, and this site sets no trackers and takes no email. The example reports on this page are ones we ran and chose to publish, never anyone's private submission.
It's queued when you submit and usually finishes within a day. Your private link goes live the moment it's done.
Paste the page you spend money sending people to.
Free. No signup, no email. Your report is private, and only you get the link.