// Agent category
CRO, sales, pricing, campaign landing pages, and prioritized growth actions
Review the on-page signals that help visitors understand an offer and take the next step. These tools inspect detectable CTAs, forms, value propositions, pricing, trust content, and sales-page structure, then organize improvement hypotheses. They do not measure conversion rates, user behavior, pipeline performance, or revenue; validate recommendations with analytics, research, and controlled tests.
7 agents
Review crawl-visible CTA, trust, heading, form, and navigation signals
Prioritize crawl-based conversion questions by signal and review effort
Review crawl-captured pricing, signup, question, outcome, customer-evidence, contact, and comparison wording
Review captured pricing-page routes, USD patterns, plan terms, offer phrases, CTAs, FAQs, and selected presentation cues
Heuristic on-page review for paid-campaign landing pages
Assess website messaging, positioning, and growth-readiness signals
Prioritized fix queue based on detected website issues
Each tool applies a focused set of rules to content and elements detected on crawled public pages. Depending on the tool, the report can cover CTAs, forms, trust content, pricing presentation, paid landing-page signals, and suggested fix priorities.
They can identify plausible page-level friction and suggest changes to investigate, but they cannot predict or prove conversion lift from a crawl. Use analytics, session research, customer feedback, and properly designed experiments to decide whether a change works.
The CRO Agent emphasizes detectable page mechanics and test ideas, while the Sales Agent reviews the structure and persuasion of sales content, including value framing and objection handling. Neither observes visitor behavior or connects to your CRM.