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Send us one URL. Get it torn apart in two days.
Most of what is wrong with a product page is visible from the outside. You do not need to give anyone access to your store to find out what it is.
$1492 business days
One page, two business days, and the $149 comes off your audit if you book one.
What you get
- A 10–15 minute recorded walkthrough of one page — your PDP, or whatever your ads point at
- 5–8 specific problems, ranked by what we think they are costing you
- The exact change we would make for each one, not a category of change
- A one-page written summary you can hand straight to whoever builds it
What this is not
Not a full-funnel audit
One page. Not the path through your store, not collection or cart or checkout.
Not quantified against your data
We have not seen your analytics, so we will not tell you what any of it is worth. Anyone who puts a number on a fix from the outside is guessing.
Not implementation
We do not touch your store. You get the findings and the fixes; building them is a separate job.
If you want the numbers — what each problem costs and what each fix returns — that is the audit. It reads your session recordings and your funnel rather than a page. See what the audit covers.
How it works
01
Send the URL
One page. No access, no analytics, no call.
Day 0
02
We invoice $149
The two-day clock starts when it is paid.
Same day
03
You get the teardown
A recording and a one-page summary, in your inbox.
Within 2 business days
Why it costs anything
Because a free teardown is worth what you pay for it. Charging keeps the queue short enough that two days is a real promise, and it means the person asking has already decided to fix something.
Questions
A 10–15 minute recording of us going through one page of your store, five to eight specific problems ranked by what we think they cost you, the exact change we would make for each, and a one-page written summary. Not a templated PDF and not a checklist — the recording is us on your page.
We used to. The problem with a free read is that it gets looked at and filed — charging is what turns it into something you act on. It also keeps the queue short enough that two business days is a promise rather than a hope.
No. This is analysis, and once the recording exists the work is done. The money-back condition we do run is on implementation: if we rebuild a page and it does not lift add-to-cart sessions against your current one, you do not pay for it.
Yes, in full, if you book a CRO audit within 30 days. The audit is $1,500, so you would pay $1,351.
No. A URL is enough. That is the point of this product — everything we look at is what any visitor can see, which is also what your customers are reacting to.
Then we will say so, and tell you where the problem more likely is — traffic quality, pricing, the offer itself, or a part of the funnel this does not cover. That is a useful answer even though it is not the one you paid for.
Those grade you against a generic checklist. This is a person who has done this on 80+ stores looking at your page and saying what they would change and why. The ranking is a judgement, not a score.
Send the page your ads point at.
$149, two business days, and it comes off the audit if you book one.