Paste your Kajabi sales page. We grade it against course-buyer behavior — hero promise, curriculum framing, pricing clarity, the checkout hop — and return three fixes referencing your actual page sections, not generic CRO tips.
Results in 60 seconds.
Kajabi is brilliant at letting a creator stand up a course and a sales page in an afternoon. That speed is also the trap: the default themes and section library make every Kajabi page look competent and sound the same. A polished hero block, a curriculum accordion, a pricing card, a testimonial row — assembled in the default order, they describe the course without ever making a cold visitor feel the specific change they'll get. Generic CRO advice misses this, because the problem isn't a broken button; it's that the page reads like a template doing its job, not like an offer that understands one specific buyer's stuck point.
Landing Doctor reads your Kajabi page the way an interested-but-skeptical buyer does. We check whether your hero names a transformation instead of the course title, whether your curriculum section sells outcomes or just lists modules, whether your pricing is clear before the checkout hop (Kajabi often sends buyers to a separate checkout — a known drop-off point), and whether the default testimonial and FAQ blocks are doing persuasion or sitting decoratively. The fixes reference your real sections — your hero, your pricing card, your checkout step — so you can edit them directly in the Kajabi page builder.
The default Kajabi hero invites a title and a subtitle, so most creators type the course name and a tagline. '[Course Name]: a 6-week program' describes; 'Finally finish the novel you've restarted four times' converts. We flag whether your hero sells the change or just labels the product.
Kajabi's curriculum block makes it easy to dump module titles — 'Module 1: Foundations, Module 2: Systems'. Buyers don't buy modules; they buy what each module lets them do. We check whether your curriculum frames outcomes ('By module 3 you'll have your first…') or reads like a syllabus.
Kajabi frequently routes the CTA to a separate checkout or offer page, and if price, plan, and what's-included aren't crystal clear beforehand, buyers hesitate at exactly the wrong moment. We flag whether your pricing card answers cost, payment options, and guarantee before the buyer has to leave the sales page.
The stock Kajabi testimonial row and FAQ accordion are persuasion real estate, but often hold generic praise and logistics questions. Strong proof leads with specific results; a strong FAQ kills the real objection ('will this work for someone like me?'). We grade whether these blocks convert or just fill the template.
Free preview returns three priority fixes. The $49 audit unlocks the full 12-dimension breakdown — hero transformation specificity, curriculum-outcome framing, pricing clarity before the checkout hop, offer and guarantee structure, testimonial selection, FAQ objection-handling, mobile flow, and urgency mechanics — plus a hero rewrite (current vs. proposed copy), three CTA variants ranked by expected impact, and the top five fixes with copy-paste replacements you can drop straight into your Kajabi sections. PDF included for handoff. Built for course creators, coaches, and membership sellers running sales pages, Pipelines/funnels, and offer pages on Kajabi.
Real founders, real fixes
“Useful feedback overall. We changed a few sections and bounce rate improved slightly. Not earth-shattering but worth the price for the structured perspective.”
“Not everything applied to our business, but several recommendations were genuinely helpful. Would have liked more fitness-specific examples.”
Free preview now. $49 unlocks the full audit, hero rewrite, and PDF — no subscription. Apply the fixes in your Kajabi builder before cart open.
Results in 60 seconds.
Yes — and that's the point. The audit reads your live Kajabi page and scopes every fix to sections you can edit in the Kajabi builder: hero, curriculum, pricing card, testimonial row, FAQ, and CTA. We don't recommend platform changes or custom code; we tell you which default sections are under-converting and exactly what copy to put in them.
Submit the sales page you want graded and the audit will assess it in full. If your Pipeline routes from an opt-in to a sales page to a checkout, the audit grades whichever URL you give it and flags funnel-level leaks it can see from that page — unclear pricing before the checkout hop, a CTA that promises one thing and links to another, or a sales page that assumes context the cold visitor doesn't have.
Clean is the most common Kajabi trap. A page can look polished and still under-convert because the default sections describe the course instead of selling the change. The audit's most frequent findings on tidy Kajabi pages are: a hero that names the product instead of the transformation, a curriculum that lists modules instead of outcomes, and pricing that isn't clear before the checkout hop. Looking good and converting are different jobs.
Yes. The audit detects offer type from your page and grades against the right pattern. Memberships are scored on recurring-value clarity and churn-objection handling; coaching offers on outcome specificity, access/scarcity, and trust; courses on transformation and curriculum framing. All three get the same Kajabi-specific checks on hero, pricing-before-checkout, and the default proof blocks.