Tool switcher
Keep the current focus on the two live instruments. Preview tools are clickable for testing, while the rest stay visible as the next platform layers.
Website Audit
liveFull-site scanner for conversion, SEO, mobile, and performance leaks.
Landing Page Grader
liveMessage match, CTA, proof, and funnel friction for paid landing pages.
Trial Activation Audit
lab previewPreview audit for SaaS trial and signup friction before the production rollout.
Copy Review
In developmentMessage clarity review for weak headlines, offers, and proof timing.
Speed Audit
In developmentPerformance drag and render blockers that reduce trust and conversion.
Pricing
Start with the live grader, especially when the leak is on pricing. The first verdict stays free, the paid step stays visible, and pricing-intent buyers keep moving through one canonical grader flow.
Recommended path
The ladder is not meant to make every tier equally attractive. Most new buyers should move from the free diagnosis into `$10 Action Plan`, then step up to `$19 Premium Report` only if they need export-ready handoff or clearer sharing weight.
Free Audit
First-pass homepage diagnosis for founders and marketers before any checkout appears.
Action Plan
Balanced first purchase for most cold traffic: enough depth to act, still cheap enough to convert.
Most first-time buyers who want the report to move from diagnosis to execution fast.
Cheapest entry
`$1` captures curious buyers who only want the hidden issue list first.
Best default
`$10` is the strongest balance between low friction and real execution value.
Highest intent
`$49` is for buyers who want a report plus a clearer first-week sprint.
Default path
The default flow is simple: run a free homepage audit, see the hard verdict, then buy the first paid layer that is strong enough to turn the diagnosis into action.
For most buyers that means `$10 Action Plan`. It is the best first paid step because it keeps friction low while still producing a real execution layer.
`$19` is the upgrade when the report needs export and handoff weight. Implementation is the next layer only after the paid diagnosis proves the fix path is worth buying.
Step 1
Run the homepage audit for free
Start with the homepage scan to see the score, top issues, and the site-specific context before any payment.
Step 2
From $5 for paid page scans
Revenue pages stay separate from the free homepage flow. Use the page-specific scan for pricing, landing, signup, campaign, or service URLs that carry purchase intent.
Step 3
$1 to $49 one-time unlock
Start with the tier that matches urgency. For most cold traffic, the right first purchase is still `$10 Action Plan`, not the cheapest unlock and not the top tier.
Step 4
$29/mo monitoring
Monitoring is a recurring subscription tied to an audited site. It starts after you choose a site and activate the monitoring checkout.
Pricing-page entry
When buyers hesitate on pricing, the cleanest next step is the canonical grader on the pricing URL itself. That keeps the verdict, paywall, checkout, and success handoff inside one product path.
Generic page-scan and broad pricing detours create extra choice at the moment the buyer already needs one obvious next action.
The free audit and the fixed-price unlocks are there to prove the leak, prioritize the fix order, and make the next move obvious before delivery work is discussed.
Implementation quotes are generated from the audited site, target score, and estimated scope. They should feel like a continuation of the report, not a separate sales pitch.
That keeps the buying logic clean: fixed-price diagnosis first, recurring monitoring second, bespoke implementation only when the buyer wants execution done for them.
Direct implementation contact
Visible contact path for dev requests
Some buyers want the audit first. Others already know they may need hands-on implementation, CRM work, or automation after the review. This card keeps that direct path visible without mixing it into the fixed-price audit ladder.
TrySoon
Direct contact for custom development, fixes, CRM work, and delivery discussions after the audit.
Contact
Direct Telegram chat
Public profile
Freelancehunt
Best fit
Custom scopes beyond the audit ladder
Best for
How this works
Share the audited site or the problem you want fixed
Align the scope in Telegram or through Freelancehunt
Move forward with a direct implementation quote if needed
Profile style card
Implementation Partner
Scope
Post-audit implementation, landing fixes, CRM work, automation, and broader custom development.
Why this card exists
Some visitors want delivery help immediately. This keeps that path visible without confusing it with the audit or monitoring offers.
Contact options
Use this block when the buyer wants hands-on help, not only the fixed-price audit.
Marketplace feel, without fake proof