Data-driven insights on landing page optimization, CRO, and conversion benchmarks.
A step-by-step guide to finding what's killing your landing page conversions. Analyze 8 categories in under 30 seconds with a free AI-powered audit tool.
A CRO agency charges $2,000–$10,000 per audit. AI tools do it in 30 seconds for $29/month. Here's an honest comparison of what you get with each — and when each makes sense.
Our audit of 50 SaaS pages found that 57% have weak CTAs. Here's what separates pages scoring 90 from those scoring 15 — with real examples and fixes.
Social proof scored the lowest in our 50-page audit. Some pages scored 0. Here's the data on what separates a 95 from a zero — and the 3 elements that matter.
Nearly half the SaaS pages we audited had no effective lead capture. 'No lead generation form present' was the #1 issue flagged across all 50 analyses.
Our 50-page audit found that nearly a third of SaaS landing pages have headlines that don't communicate what the product does. Here's what clarity actually looks like.
In our 50-page audit, 40% scored below 70 on performance and 8 pages timed out completely. Here's what slow load times are costing SaaS companies.
Visual hierarchy was the third best-scoring category in our 50-page audit at 78.7 avg. Only 7.5% of pages failed. Here's what separates the exceptions from the norm.
Trust signals scored 80.5 avg in our 50-page audit — strong, but 10% of pages still fail. For financial and data-handling SaaS, the gap can kill conversions.
Mobile scored 81.5 avg in our 50-page study — the best category. Only 2.5% failed. But the few that did reveal edge cases worth knowing about.
We ran AI-powered audits on 50 SaaS landing pages including Stripe, Notion, and Figma. 57% have weak CTAs. 59% lack social proof. Here's the full data breakdown.
Data from 50 SaaS landing page audits broken down by category and industry segment. See how established SaaS, indie tools, and pricing pages compare across CTA, social proof, performance, and more.
Unbounce, Instapage, Leadpages, Framer, and Carrd sell tools to build high-converting pages. We audited their own sites. They scored 74/100 — dead average.