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Page Sheriff
Free landing page audit with a score and top fixes
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Free landing page audit with a score and top fixes
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Paste any public landing page URL and get a free conversion audit with no sign-up: a score out of 100, six sub-scores (clarity of offer, headline, call to action, trust and social proof, objection handling, SEO basics) and the top fixes to start with. Optional one-time PDF reports at $4.99, $7.99 and $9.99. No subscription. Built for founders, indie hackers, small teams and freelancers who want an outside check before spending more on traffic.





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Hi Product Hunt š I'm Ronald, the maker of Page Sheriff at BizSaloon. English is my second language, so ask me to clarify anything.
Why I built it: before spending money on traffic, most founders I know want a quick outside opinion on their landing page, and a consultant is overkill for that.
What it does:
⢠Paste any public landing page or sales page URL. No sign-up, no email.
⢠You get a conversion score out of 100 and six sub-scores: clarity of offer, headline, call to action, trust and social proof, objection handling, and SEO basics.
⢠You get the top fixes to start with, each tied to evidence found on your page ("Found on your page: ā¦").
What's different: the same checklist runs every time, so you can fix something and re-run it. Findings are checked against the page's actual text, and ones the page doesn't support are dropped instead of padded.
Pricing: the free audit is the main thing. If you want more detail, there are three one-time PDF reports: $4.99, $7.99 and $9.99. No subscription.
Honest limits: it's brand new. It's an automated review of one public page, not a human consultant, and a better score doesn't guarantee more sales. Password-protected and bot-protected pages can't be analyzed, and very JavaScript-heavy pages may give a partial capture (the report says so).
Who it's for: founders, indie hackers, small teams and freelancers checking a landing page before buying more traffic.
What I'd love to hear: run it on your own page and tell me which finding felt wrong, generic, or genuinely useful. I'm here all day to answer.