CTA Effectiveness Analyzer

Half your CTAs are killing conversions. Find out which buttons compete for attention and fix the mess.

What it looks at

Every button and link that asks for action
We collect each call to action on the page and note which ones a visitor sees without scrolling.
What the words promise
Buttons that name an outcome (“See your homepage score”) beat buttons that only name an action (“Submit”, “Learn more”).
Modifiers
Words like “free” or “no card needed” lower the cost of clicking, and we count them.
Competing buttons
Too many equal-weight buttons above the fold split attention, so we flag pages where visitors have to choose between several.

Questions

What makes a good call to action?

One clear main button that says what the visitor gets, not just what they do. “Start your free trial” tells them more than “Get started”.

How many calls to action should a homepage have above the fold?

Usually one main action and at most one secondary one, such as a demo. More than that and visitors hesitate.

Does the analyzer change my site?

No. It reads your public homepage once, the same way a visitor’s browser would, and shows the results here.

Is it free?

Yes. There’s no sign-up and no limit on how many pages you check.

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