Clarity, forms, speed, mobile, accessibility and errors on every page you choose.
Competitor intelligence
The same checks on up to three rivals, plus AI web research on who else competes.
Revenue opportunities
Problems ranked by impact, priced in pounds when you add GA4 or Stripe data.
Risk detection
Missing security protections, broken files and pages that fail.
Growth plan
One prioritised plan with the evidence for each step, ready to turn into tasks.
Monitoring
Daily or weekly re-checks that alert you when something gets worse.
The 30-day methodology
Baseline. Fix. Fix. Confirm.
Most growth advice is a list of guesses. The diagnostic changes one thing at a time and measures each change against a fixed baseline, so you know what actually worked.
Days 1–7
Baseline
Add the Pulse tag and connect your funnel data. We measure without changing anything.
You get: the baseline report
Days 8–14
Fix the biggest leak
Pulse ranks where visitors struggle and asks them why. We change one thing and measure it.
You get: fix one, measured
Days 15–21
Fix the next one
Customer answers and expert reviews explain the next leak. We test the fix or extend the first.
You get: fix two, measured
Days 22–30
Confirm it holds
Nothing changes while we confirm the wins hold against the baseline.
You get: the signed dossier
Baseline first
Nothing changes in week one. Every result is measured against it.
One change at a time
So you know exactly which fix moved the number.
Three kinds of evidence
What visitors do, what customers say and what experts see.
Confirm before celebrating
The last week holds still to prove the win lasts.
The dossier
Everything you learned, signed and shareable.
At day 30 you get one document your team, board or investors can read in ten minutes.
Executive summaryWhat held the business back, in three sentences.
BaselineTraffic, conversion and revenue before anything changed.
Ranked barriersEvery problem found, with the evidence behind it.
Fixes and resultsWhat we changed, and the measured effect of each.
Competitor positionWhere rivals are ahead and where you now lead.
Next actionsThe next three changes, in order of value.
Every finding becomes a step, highest value first.
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Tasks for your team
Send any step to your task list with the evidence attached.
03
Check before you spend
Ask vetted experts or real customers before a big change.
04
Monitor the result
Re-checks and your data show whether it worked.
Success stories
What the method finds and fixes.
Online booking service
The phone field that cost a third of bookings
Booking completion9%13%
Problem
Steady paid traffic, but only 9% of people who started a booking finished it.
Evidence
Pulse showed 41% of abandoned bookings stopped at the phone field. Visitors said they didn’t want sales calls; two UX experts agreed the field looked required without a reason.
Action
Made the phone number optional and explained it was only for appointment reminders.
Result
Completion rose from 9% to 13% over two weeks against the baseline, with the same traffic. Confirmed in week four.
Subscription software
A slow phone page and a hidden price
Trial sign-ups2.1%3.0%
Problem
Most visitors arrived on phones from social ads, but trial sign-ups lagged desktop by half.
Evidence
The investigation found the main content took 4.8s to appear on phones; two competitors showed prices on the homepage and loaded in under 2s.
Action
Compressed the hero image, deferred the chat widget and added a short pricing line above the fold.
Result
Phone sign-ups rose from 2.1% to 3.0% against the baseline. The pricing line was kept; the next fix targeted onboarding.
Online shop
Surprise delivery fees at checkout
Checkout completion38%46%
Problem
Plenty of baskets, but most people left on the last checkout step.
Evidence
Exit answers named the delivery fee. Web research showed rivals listed fees up front, and one offered free delivery over £40.
Action
Showed the delivery fee on product pages and tested a free-delivery threshold.
Result
Checkout completion rose from 38% to 46% against the baseline, and average order value went up with the threshold.
Illustrative examples showing the method. They are not customer results.
Pricing
Investigations and the diagnostic are in every plan.
Free during early access. Experts are pay as you go when you want a second opinion.
No. Investigations read your public pages. Add the Pulse tag or upload data for more context.
How do you look at competitors?
Only their public pages, as any visitor would. We never log in, submit forms or collect personal data.
Where do the revenue numbers come from?
From the data you add, such as a GA4 or Stripe export. Without data, opportunities are ranked but not priced.
Does this prove what caused a drop?
No. It shows where people struggle and what changed. The 30-day diagnostic measures each fix against a baseline.
Can I survey or test with my own customers?
Yes. Surveys, interviews and customer tests live in Human review & testing, alongside specialist setup and evidence reviews. Share a link with your customers and attach the resulting report to a dossier.