What it asks of a page
- Five-second clarity. After five seconds, can a stranger say what this is and who it is for?
- Proof. Is there anything here besides the claim (a number, a screenshot, a name)?
- Trust. Does anything on this page make a visitor hesitate before typing a card number?
- Difference. Against the competitors in your profile, is there a reason to choose this?
- Finish. Does it look built, or thrown together?
What comes back
A ranked read per surface, and findings where a page fails one of the above badly enough to matter. Copy findings carry the rewrite beside the line they are about, so the fix is not homework.
Running it
node cli.cjs audit
node cli.cjs copy # every line of marketing copy, with a rewrite beside it
node cli.cjs launch # one readiness number over nine dimensions, plus the blockers
What it costs
It is page text and screenshots to the model whose key you set, so the bill is your provider’s
and the number depends on the model. A full pass on a small marketing site on a cheap model is
cents. See model keys for how to pick one, and
node cli.cjs models for what each costs.
Two Site review runs over the same page can disagree at the margin, and the product does not pretend otherwise. Anything behavioural it claims is re-driven in a browser before it can reach ship-blocking: how a claim gets confirmed.