LandingBoost

LandingBoost

Catch what stops sign-ups on your landing page

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Last updated on Aug 11, 2026
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About LandingBoost

LandingBoost is a landing page checker for bootstrapped SaaS founders. Paste a URL and it opens your key pages on a 390 px phone and a desktop in a real browser, the way a first-time visitor sees them. It marks what stops sign-ups, measured the same way on every site: a cookie banner covering the main button, a pricing plan with nothing to tap, two prices for the same plan, text running off a phone screen, broken links and visible errors, and slow loads on a phone (Lighthouse). For the spots that matter most (the line under your headline, the main button and the pricing line) it writes new wording from your page's own text. A rewrite that adds a price, a name or a promise your pages don't make is dropped. Each report also shows what ChatGPT and Perplexity answer to a few buyer questions and which products they name. After you publish a change, LandingBoost checks the page again, and it keeps watching your pages every day. Pro and Lifetime also watch your competitors' headline, main button and prices. No score, no code to install, and it never changes your site. Hand any fix to Claude Code, Cursor or Lovable, or connect Claude, Cursor or Codex over MCP (https://landingboost.app/mcp). Free: 1 scan a month (2 pages). One report: $9 once. Pro: $12 a month for the first site, less for each extra site. Lifetime: $149 once, limited seats.

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A clearer report — plus monthly page monitoring

We rebuilt the LandingBoost report around one question: what should you fix first? What’s new: • A cleaner path from your score to the First Edit • One implementation kit with the exact rewrite and paste-ready prompt • A simpler breakdown explaining each score• Scan-specific reference pages with fewer distracting upgrade prompts • Optional cold-visitor feedback moved out of the main flow Launch Pack now includes monthly monitoring for up to 3 landing pages. LandingBoost rescans them every 30 days and emails you only when a meaningful regression is confirmed. Fix the page now — then make sure future updates don’t quietly hurt it.

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tapzo

Has a lot of potential to save hours identifying key ways to improve landing pages

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i have the lifetime version and i use it all the time, its really good

gold98166

Tested it on my own landing page (PolyMiniWar) — genuinely useful. The 4-axis breakdown (clarity/relevance/trust/action) with page-specific observations is way sharper than the usual "add meta tags" audit tools. It actually caught that my trust proof wasn't near the CTA, which is a real miss on my end 😅 The "one edit" focus instead of 50 todos is a smart call too. Nice work

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nckbrz
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A five-fix review sounds like a helpful way to avoid drowning founders in a giant audit. I’d like to see the findings prioritized by expected conversion impact and effort so teams know what to tackle first.