Launching today
Buying-Facts Grader
Find the buying facts your product page is missing
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Find the buying facts your product page is missing
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Paste your product page text and get a 0-100 score in seconds. The grader runs 12 rule-based checks for the facts shoppers look for before they buy: sizes, materials, shipping, returns, FAQ coverage, and more. No AI, no signup, and your text never leaves your browser. Built by the team behind CartGap, a cleanup kit for ecommerce product pages.
Scanned a few product pages and the size chart and shipping callouts were the first things it flagged, which is exactly what I would have missed. Nice that everything runs locally too.
@lkersna4
Size chart and shipping are the two that cost the most sales without anyone noticing, so I am glad it caught them first. And yes, keeping it local was deliberate: your page text is your own, and a grader has no reason to send it anywhere.
If any check felt off while you scanned, tell me which one, that is the feedback I am after.
Love the no-tracking approach and the rules-based checks feel way more trustworthy than another AI wrapper. One thing I'd love to see is a "competitor comparison" mode where I can paste two product pages and see which one scores higher, so I can spot what my page is missing relative to similar listings in the category.
@tansuorbacogbk
Competitor comparison is the best idea I have heard today, and it fits how the tool already works. Scoring runs in your browser, so grading two pages side by side costs nothing extra. The part I would need to get right is what to show you. A score gap on its own would be noise. What you actually want is which checks the other page passes that yours fails, so the output is a list of facts to add, not a verdict. Putting it on the list.
Pasted one of my own product pages and was honestly surprised how thorough the 12 checks are, shipping and return policy gaps jumped out that I had completely missed. Nice that nothing leaves the browser.
@nurglrtlx
Thanks for putting a real page through it. Shipping and returns keep coming up in this thread, which tells me the rubric points at the right gaps. Twelve checks is a small set on purpose, so if one felt too strict for your category, that is the thing I want to hear.
Scanned a few product pages through it and the return policy check flagged gaps I genuinely missed. Nice to have a no-frills tool that just points at the missing facts.
@yarent23908
Return policy is the one people skip most, and often what a buyer checks last before deciding.
Glad it surfaced the gap. No-frills was the whole point: point at the missing fact, do not dress it up.
If a check ever feels too strict for your niche, I want to hear it.
Ran my own product page through it and got a 64, which stung a little but the breakdown was actually useful. The shipping and return check flagged gaps I genuinely forgot to mention.
@kran6vd7
Thanks for running it through, and for being upfront about the 64.
That is the number I would want people to see: not a verdict, but a map of where the gaps are.
The shipping and returns checks were the ones I went back and forth on the most, so I am curious.
Did the flag match what your buyers actually ask about, or did it feel too strict?
That is the kind of feedback I am hoping to get from this launch.