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Acme Stock
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The all-in-one platform for modern teams.
1Doesn't say who it's for
Learn more
2Your goal is demos. This isn't.
3Pricing? 6 scrolls down.
SyncCore™
FlowGrid™
OmniView™
Audit notes
Waiting for URL
Business goalBook demos
Who visitsOps leads, 20–200 staff
User goalPrice & setup time
Goal gap3 blockers found
Conversion readiness0/100
Two critical issues block most demo bookings. Fix them first.
1Hero doesn't say who it's forCritical
2CTA asks for the wrong thingCritical
3Pricing hidden from buyersHigh
Analytics tells you people left. It never tells you why.
Picture a shop where every customer walks out the moment you look away. You see the empty counter. You never see what made them leave. Your website is the same. You get the bounce rate, never the reason — so you guess, redesign, and hope.
On most landing pages, fewer than 5 of every 100 visitors sign up. The rest leave — and not one of them tells you why.
Signed upLeft without a word
Heatmaps
They show where. Never why.
You watch the clicks stop at the hero. So you sit through an hour of session replays, learn nothing new, and change the button colour anyway.
Expert audits
They cost a lot, and arrive late.
A good audit costs thousands and takes weeks. By the time the PDF lands, you've already changed the page twice.
A/B tests
They need traffic you don't have yet.
Testing works once you have thousands of visitors. Early on, one test can take months. And you still have to guess what to test.
Paste a link. Get a fix list.
No script to install. No developer. No waiting for data to pile up. If the page is live, we can read it.
We learn your business
Our AI looks at every section and reads every word. It works out what you sell, who you're selling to, and what you need people to do.
B2B SaaSSells to ops teamsGoal: book a demoWants: pricing
Get your fix list
Every problem, ranked by what it costs you. Each one says what's wrong, why it matters, and what to change.
CTA asks the wrong thingCritical
Proof sits far from the askHigh
Jargon in feature namesQuick win
It isn't a random checklist.
Most tools run the same fifty rules on every site. A dentist's booking page and a SaaS homepage get the same advice.
We start with your business, then judge every headline, button and section against one question: does this move the right visitor toward your goal?
That's why the same "Learn more" button can be fine on a blog and a critical issue on a sales page.
1
Business goal
What does this page need to make happen?
→ Primary: book a demo. Secondary: start a free trial.
2
User goal
Who lands here, and what do they want from it?
→ Ops leads comparing tools. They want price, integrations and setup time — fast.
3
Goal gap
Does the page give users what they came for while moving them toward yours?
→ Gap found. Users want price; the page hides it and says "learn more".
4
CTA check
Is the ask right, clear, and in the right place?
→ Weak verb. Appears once. Below the fold on mobile.
5
Friction scan
What makes people hesitate, doubt, or leave?
→ No proof near the CTA. Nine-field demo form. Jargon in the hero.
6
Fix plan
What should you change first?
→ Two critical, three high, three quick wins — ranked by impact and effort.
Not a 60-page PDF. A fix list.
Here's what you get. Every finding comes with what we saw, what it's costing you, and the exact fix.
A
acmestock.comSample audit of a fictional site
41/100 readiness
8issues found
~2days to fix
CriticalHero · above the foldImpact High · Effort Low
Your main button asks for the wrong thing
What we found
The only button in the hero says "Learn more". Your goal is demo bookings, but there's no demo button until the footer.
Why it costs you
Ready buyers have no direct path. "Learn more" leads to a features page with no CTA at all — many never find their way back.
The fix
Make the demo the main ask. Keep a softer option for people who aren't ready yet.
BeforeLearn more
AfterBook a 20-min demo · See pricing
CriticalHero · headlineImpact High · Effort Low
The headline doesn't say who it's for
What we found
"The all-in-one platform for modern teams." It could describe thousands of products. Nothing names inventory, wholesale, or ops.
Why it costs you
Visitors decide in seconds whether they're in the right place. When the answer is unclear, they don't scroll to find out — they leave.
The fix
Name the customer and the outcome, in the words your buyers already use for their problem.
BeforeThe all-in-one platform for modern teams.
AfterInventory and orders for wholesale teams. One screen, no spreadsheets.
HighNavigation · pricingImpact High · Effort Low
Pricing is hidden from the people who came for it
What we found
The pricing link lives only in the footer, six scrolls down. Most of your visitors are comparing tools.
Why it costs you
Hidden pricing reads as "expensive" or "they're hiding something". Comparison shoppers leave for the competitor that shows it.
The fix
Add Pricing to the top nav, and a one-line price anchor under the main CTA.
Before(no price mention above the fold)
AfterPlans from $49/mo. Free 14-day trial.
HighSocial proofImpact Med · Effort Low
Proof sits far from the decision
What we found
You have strong customer quotes, but they're at the bottom of the page. The CTA is at the top, with nothing around it.
Why it costs you
Doubt peaks the moment someone's about to click. That's exactly where your proof is missing.
The fix
Put one short, specific customer result right next to each CTA.
HighDemo formImpact Med · Effort Med
The demo form asks nine questions
What we found
Phone, job title, budget, timeline, "how did you hear about us" — all required, before the visitor has seen anything.
Why it costs you
Every extra field is one more reason to quit. Most of these answers come up on the call anyway.
The fix
Cut to four fields: name, work email, company size, preferred time. Ask the rest on the call.
Quick winMobile · heroImpact Med · Effort Low
On mobile, the button falls below the fold
What we found
A three-line subheading pushes the CTA off-screen on most phones.
Why it costs you
Mobile visitors see a headline and no next step. Many won't scroll to look for one.
The fix
Trim the subheading to one line and add a sticky CTA bar on mobile.
Quick winFeatures · copyImpact Med · Effort Low
Feature names are internal jargon
What we found
"SyncCore™", "FlowGrid™", "OmniView™" — names your team knows, your visitors don't.
Why it costs you
People skim features to answer "can it do my thing?". Brand names make them do the translating.
The fix
Lead with the outcome. Keep the brand name small, if at all.
BeforeSyncCore™
AfterStock syncs across every channel, live
Quick winObjectionsImpact Med · Effort Low
Nobody answers "how long will setup take?"
What we found
Switching cost is the top worry for ops buyers. The page never mentions setup or migration.
Why it costs you
An unanswered worry becomes a "not now". Not now usually means never.
The fix
Add one line near the CTA: "Live in a day. We move your data for you."
Fictional site, real method. Your report will be about your page, your audience, your goal.Get your audit first →
Everything between "landed" and "converted".
Dozens of checks across nine areas — each one judged against your goal, not a generic score.
Does it earn the click?Intent & message
Business-goal fit
Is every section pulling toward the one action that matters?
User intent match
Does the page answer what the visitor came to find, in the right order?
Value proposition
Can a stranger tell what you do and why it's better in five seconds?
Does it ask well?Action & trust
CTA strength
The right ask, the right words, the right place — desktop and mobile.
Trust & proof
Reviews, logos, numbers — whether you have them, and whether they show up where doubt does.
Friction & forms
Extra fields, dead ends, surprise steps — everything that makes yes harder.
Does it read right?Craft & delivery
Visual hierarchy
Where the eye goes first, second, third — and whether that path ends at your CTA.
Copy clarity
Jargon, vague claims, features with no benefit — flagged, with a rewrite.
Mobile experience
Tap targets, fold position, load weight — the version most of your traffic sees first.
The missing step before you test.
Heatmaps show what happened. A/B tools prove what works. UXAuditX tells you what to fix in the first place.
| You're here UXAuditXAI conversion audit |
HeatmapsHotjar, Clarity | A/B testingVWO, Optimizely | Agency auditFreelancer or agency | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tells you why users leave | Yes | Shows where | No | Yes |
| Starts from your business goal | Always | No | You define it | Yes |
| Works with zero traffic | Yes | No | No | Yes |
| Specific, ranked fixes | With rewrites | No | No | Varies |
| Setup | Paste a URL | Tracking script | Script + dev time | Kickoff calls |
| Time to answers | Minutes | Weeks of data | Weeks to months | 1–3 weeks |
| Cost | A fraction of an audit | Monthly plan | Plan + traffic | Thousands per audit |
Already use heatmaps or testing? Keep them. Run UXAuditX first, and you'll know what's worth testing.
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What exactly does UXAuditX do?
You give us a URL. We load the real page on desktop and mobile, screenshot every section, and read all of the copy. Then our AI works out your business goal and your visitor's goal, finds where the two don't line up, and gives you a ranked list of fixes with suggested rewrites.
How is this different from asking ChatGPT to review my page?
ChatGPT reads text you paste. It doesn't see your layout, your visual hierarchy, or where your button sits on a phone. UXAuditX looks at the rendered page, section by section, and runs it through a structured audit built on proven UX and conversion principles — and every finding ties back to your specific goal, so the advice isn't generic.
Do I need to install anything or add a script?
No. No tracking code, no plugin, no developer. If the page is public, paste the link and you're done.
I don't have much traffic yet. Will it still work?
Yes — and that's when it helps most. We audit the page itself, not your visitor data, so you can fix the big problems before you spend a dollar driving traffic to them.
Can it audit pages behind a login?
Not at launch. We're starting with public pages: homepages, landing pages, pricing and product pages. Logged-in flows like onboarding and checkout are on the roadmap, and founding members help us decide which comes first.
What happens to my data?
We only look at the public pages you submit. We don't sell your data or your reports, and you can delete them anytime. Your email is only used to tell you about your access and the launch.
How much will it cost?
We'll share pricing before launch. It will cost a small fraction of a human audit, and the Founding 50 lock in our lowest price for life.
Does it replace a UX designer or CRO expert?
No. It does the slow part — finding and ranking the problems — in minutes, which leaves you or your designer free to spend time on the fixes. Plenty of experts will use it to get there faster.
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