GrowthLayer is a revenue-leak detector and prioritization engine that shows how much money your landing page is likely leaving on the table and tells you the fastest way to recover it. GrowthLayer is a decision system for founders. You give it a landing page URL and a bit of business context. It tells you: Where your page is most likely suppressing conversions How much revenue that’s plausibly costing you Which fixes are worth doing first What copy to change right now
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Hi, I’m Atticus — founder of GrowthLayer.app
I built this because I kept burning weeks fixing the wrong things on my own landing pages.
Every CRO tool or audit I tried failed the same three ways:
It misunderstood what my product actually was
It couldn’t quantify upside without analytics
It told me what was “bad UX” but not what was worth money
So I built GrowthLayer as a decision system, not a CRO tool.
You give it a landing page URL and basic business context.
It tells you:
Where your page is most likely killing conversions
How much revenue that’s plausibly costing you
Which fixes are worth doing first
What copy to change right now
No GA4.
No Mixpanel.
No event setup.
You just input:
Rough monthly sessions (even a guess)
Your current CVR (or a benchmark range)
Your ARPA or AOV
And it shows you:
What “bad → decent” performance is worth per month
What “decent → good” is worth
Whether this page is even worth fixing at all
The part that actually matters is prioritization.
Instead of:
“We should improve the headline.”
“We should add testimonials.”
“The CTA might be weak.”
You get:
“These 3 elements are suppressing conversions the most.
Fixing this one is likely worth more than fixing the other five combined.
Here’s why, using your own page as evidence.”
It also forces correct business context up front so it doesn’t do dumb things like analyzing a job-seeker SaaS as an SMB HR tool.
And it gives you paste-ready copy:
Headlines
Subheads
CTAs
Trust blocks
Proof blocks
All justified by what your page currently says and what your buyer actually cares about.
This isn’t a silver bullet.
It won’t replace real experiments.
It will stop you from guessing which page changes are worth your limited time and money.
If you’re a founder or indie builder shipping lots of landing pages, I’d love your feedback — especially what feels unclear, wrong, or over-promised.
I’ll be in the comments all day.