Why I built Conversion Killer (the honest, unfiltered version)

I want to share the honest version of why this exists, not the pitch.

I've spent 30 years in sales and marketing, and the last few years building my own products. Somewhere along the way I started paying close attention to the builder community, and I kept seeing the same pattern: good products, capable founders, landing pages quietly losing them customers.

It was almost never the product. It was that founders were too close to their own page to read it the way a stranger, a buyer, actually would. Attention drops at specific points. Doubt creeps in at specific lines. The CTA loses people at a specific moment, and you can't see any of it from the inside.

I could see it though, because that's the pattern recognition 30 years in this field trains into you. I started doing manual breakdowns for founders one at a time, and ran out of hours doing it that way pretty quickly.

Conversion Killer is the result. Paste your landing page URL and get a score out of 100, plus a real breakdown of what's genuinely working versus what's quietly costing you sales, with the buyer psychology behind each finding.

Launching today. If you want the deeper version, I'm also running live roasts where I pull a page apart in real time with specific fixes. Ask me anything about the build or the scoring behind it.