Growth tool

Your product page is leaking sales

A missing price or an unclear button quietly loses a ready buyer.

Open your page, press Ctrl+U (Cmd+Option+U on a Mac) to see the source, select all, and paste it here. Or drop the saved .html file on the box.

No sign-upRuns in your browser: your page never reaches usNo limit

Why a ready buyer still leaves

The traffic did its job. The page is where the money leaks, quietly.

The buyer is ready, the page is not

They clicked with intent. A missing price or an unclear button hands that intent straight back.

Doubt wins by default

At the moment of paying, no guarantee and no proof means the safe choice is to close the tab.

You never see it in analytics

The page looks fine, the traffic looks fine. The sale that did not happen leaves no trace.

One page in, a fix list out

1

Paste your product page

The one page where a visitor decides to buy. No sign-up, nothing installed.

2

It reads the page like a buyer

Price, buttons, trust, proof, friction: the things a buyer needs to say yes.

3

You get a ranked fix list

Every leak, worst first, with the exact fix and what it costs you.

What it checks

Is the price findable

The single most common leak: a buyer who has to hunt for the price mostly just leaves.

Is there one clear way to buy

One primary button, not eight competing links that stall the decision.

Is there any reason to trust you

Refund, guarantee, secure checkout: the reassurance that beats last-second doubt.

Is there proof others bought

Reviews, ratings, a real customer count, so the buyer is not the first one in.

Does it work on a phone

Where most checkouts now happen, and where a broken button silently kills the sale.

How much friction to buy

How long the form is, how heavy the page is: every extra step sheds buyers.

Straight talk about what it cannot see

It reads the page a buyer sees, not your payment flow.

It reads the page, not the payment

Card errors, surprise tax or shipping, and forced account creation happen after Buy, where a page fetch cannot follow. It says so.

It reads HTML, not JavaScript

If your page draws its price or buttons with JavaScript, it says it could not read them rather than reporting a clean page it never saw.

It is a checklist, not a rank tracker

No analytics to connect and no Search Console. One page in, a fix list out.

Your page never leaves your machine

The whole check runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, which is also why there is no limit on it.

Scan your page before you spend on traffic

Fixing one leak can pay for every ad you are about to run.