I built this after auditing a lot of B2B homepages professionally. The pattern I kept seeing: the copy sounds polished, but it does not actually say anything. Headline: "We help businesses grow." ICP: nowhere. Social proof: one vague logo strip, no numbers. CTA: "Learn More." Every time I pointed this out to clients, the reaction was the same. Mild defensiveness, then recognition, then the question: "How bad is it, on a scale?" So I made a scale. Five categories, 20 points each. The scoring logic flags specific problems rather than giving vague letter grades. "Vague word in headline" lands differently than "B-minus." You can act on it. The tool is free and takes under a minute. No account, no form, no drip sequence. You paste the copy, you get the number, you decide what to do about it. I ran it against a few well-known SaaS homepages out of curiosity. Some scored lower than you would expect. I am not publishing those results, but the methodology holds up. If you score above 70: genuinely solid copy. If you score below 40: you have a diagnosis, not just a feeling. What score did your homepage get? Drop it in the comments.

B2B Homepage Roaster

Paste your homepage copy. Get a score. Stop guessing.

Paste your homepage copy. Get a score. Stop guessing.