Message clarity
01Can a stranger tell what you do and who it is for in four seconds?
Paste your URL and see exactly what is costing you signups — the copy, the CTA, the trust gaps, the speed. Free preview, no signup, about a minute.
Audit my pageA landing page audit is not a verdict on your design. A page can look great and still bleed customers — because looking good and converting are different jobs.
An audit finds the specific reasons a visitor reads, hesitates, and leaves without acting: a headline that names a category instead of making a promise, six buttons and no clear decision, claims with nothing behind them, a price the page refuses to state. We score all of it, then rank the problems by how much each one is actually costing you.
Can a stranger tell what you do and who it is for in four seconds?
Does the hero make a specific promise, or just name a category?
Is there one dominant next step — or six competing buttons?
Is there a real business behind the page — guarantee, face, security cues?
Are testimonials specific, attributed, and placed next to the decision?
Are the three reasons a buyer hesitates answered out loud?
Does the form ask for only what it needs to take the next step?
Are the promise and the button both visible on a phone with zero scroll?
Is the price, scope, and what-happens-next actually stated?
Is there a true reason to act now — without faking scarcity?
Are claims backed by concrete, attributed evidence, not adjectives?
Does the page paint fast on a real phone on real signal?
Each factor is scored 0–10. For the full weighting and rubric, see how we score.
Drop in your landing page link. No signup, no card.
We read the live page and score it across all 12 factors, ranked by severity.
See your top issues and exactly what to change — words and order, not a rebuild.
A landing page audit is a structured review of how well a page converts visitors into action. It scores the page across the factors that actually drive conversion — message clarity, value proposition, call to action, trust, social proof, offer clarity, friction, mobile, and speed — and ranks the problems by how much each is costing you. The goal is not to judge the design but to find the specific reasons visitors leave without acting.
A landing page audit can be free to start. Landing Doctor scores your page and shows your top issues for free, with no signup. The full report — every one of the 12 factors scored, ranked by severity, with copy-paste rewrites and a downloadable PDF — is a one-time $49, with no subscription.
A landing page audit takes about a minute for the free preview. You paste your URL, we read the live page and score it, and you see your top issues right away. The full $49 report is generated in roughly 60–90 seconds and delivered as a PDF.
A landing page audit checks the elements that determine whether a visitor acts: message clarity, value proposition, call to action, trust signals, social proof, objection handling, form friction, mobile experience, offer specificity, urgency, proof, and page speed. Each is scored, and the weakest — the ones costing you the most signups — are flagged first.
Yes, you can audit your landing page for free. Paste your URL and you get an instant score plus your highest-priority issues, no signup or card required. If you want every factor scored with copy-paste fixes and a PDF, the full report is a one-time $49.
An audit and a checklist serve different jobs. A checklist tells you what to look for; an audit tells you what is actually wrong on your specific page and which fix matters most. The best approach is both: use a checklist to learn the factors, then run an audit to see how your own page scores against them.
Run your page through the same diagnostic. The free preview takes about a minute — no signup.
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