PUBLIC TEARDOWN
STRIPE / HOMEPAGETHE PAGE SAYS
Financial infrastructure to grow your revenue.
OUR READ
A broad promise supports the category, but a smaller team may still need help choosing where to start.
WEBSITE REVIEW / PAGE EVIDENCE
Find what blocks conversions.
Paste a public URL. We'll point to the first conversion problem worth fixing.
Want to see the output first?Read a real teardown
QUALITATIVE
We read the page before we suggest a change.
Page copyPage structureCTA signalsTrust cues
From a public URL to a first fix.
Here is what SiteLens actually does after you submit a page.
- 01SUBMITURL + context
Start with one public homepage
Share a public URL first. Add the product and audience if you want a more specific read; no login or private account access is needed.
- 02READPage evidence
We inspect what a visitor can see
SiteLens reads the page HTML, copy, headings, CTAs, proof cues, links, image alt text, and public security signals.
- 03EXPLAINScore + 3 findings
You get three specific problems
The free report connects each finding to its impact, visible evidence, first fix, and an optional rewrite direction.
- 04ACTFirst fix
Use the evidence to choose one fix
The complete report ranks the visible problem, explains its impact, and gives you a specific first change to make.
Scope: one public page at a time. No private analytics, experiments, full-site crawl, or automatic website edits.
SITELENS GROWTH FRAMEWORK
You can see how we reached the recommendation.
Every review uses the same five questions. They feed three free findings: clarity, next step, and proof.
FREE REVIEW OUTPUTClarity · Next step · Proof
- 01Positioning
- 02Clarity
- 03Trust
- 04Conversion
- 05Authority
HOW FINDINGS ARE FORMED
Five questions. Three useful moves.
Read the page first.
The five framework questions become three page-specific findings. Each starts with a detail on the page, explains why it may create hesitation, then suggests the next change.
Review your homepageClarity
Can a first-time visitor tell what you do, who it is for, and why it matters?
Next step
Does the page make the next step clear before attention runs out?
Proof
Does the page give a skeptical visitor a reason to continue?
START WITH THE QUESTION
Find the page that matches your problem.
These guides explain the decision first, then point to the review or evidence that can help you act.
IF YOU ARE NOT SURE WHAT IS WRONG
Why does my website lose visitors?
Separate positioning, trust, and next-step gaps before you spend more on traffic.
Read the guideIF YOU ARE RUNNING A SAAS
Is my SaaS homepage clear?
Check category clarity, product outcome, proof, and the first workflow a visitor can choose.
Read the guideIF YOU ARE COMPARING AUDITS
Do I need an AI audit or an SEO checker?
Decide whether the next issue is discoverability, visitor understanding, or both.
Read the guideIF YOU ARE FIXING A LANDING PAGE
What should a visitor do next?
Review the first screen, CTA path, and trust signals in the order a new visitor experiences them.
Read the guideIF YOUR VALUE PROPOSITION FEELS BROAD
Can visitors see the outcome?
Use customer, problem, outcome, and proof to turn an abstract homepage claim into a useful first sentence.
Read the guideIF YOUR COPY FEELS VAGUE
Does the page say what matters?
Separate messaging strategy from copy editing and find the wording that makes the next decision harder than it needs to be.
Read the guideA BETTER FIRST MOVE
Know what to change first.
For founders who want to fix the page before adding more traffic, features, or copy.