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Would a buyer get your homepage in five seconds?

We quote your headline and the line under it, score them on clarity, specificity and who it is for, and suggest three rewrites you can test.

Free · a few seconds · no signup · we only read public pages

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What it checks

  • Your H1 and the line under it, quoted exactly as the page serves them
  • Clarity: length, vague words such as "platform" or "seamless", a supporting line
  • Specificity and audience: a concrete result, and whether it says who it is for
  • Three rewrites from three angles, written only from what your page already says

We read public pages only, the same way a crawler does, and we do not store your result.

Example output · Clarity 2/5 · quoted from your H1

"The all-in-one platform to unlock growth" could describe almost any company.

Try: "[Category] for [who]" before anything clever.

Questions

How is the score calculated?

With plain rules you can read: length, vague words, a concrete result or number, and whether the copy names who it is for. Every point gained or lost comes with the reason and the words that caused it.

Where do the rewrites come from?

An AI model writes them from your page copy only. It is told not to invent numbers or customers, and any rewrite that states a number your page does not is dropped. If the model is unavailable, you get fill-in templates instead.

Should I ship the best rewrite?

Treat them as starting points. Pick the angle that matches how your buyers describe the problem, add proof you can back up, and test it against the current version.

Does the headline matter for search?

Yes. Search engines and AI answers read the main heading to work out what the page is about. A headline that names your category and buyer helps people and machines alike.

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