A 6-persona AI council cross-examines your page, finds the 3 conversion killers, and rebuilds the worst section — same day.
See the damage — $49"A gray-on-white wireframe wearing a SaaS costume — it never says what Driftly is, who it's for, or shows one fact a skeptic could check, and its only 'button' is invisible."
Every finding is grounded in a specific element on the page — and comes with the fix.
Fix: state category + outcome + who it's for in the first 8 words.
Fix: one solid high-contrast CTA with a committal verb; kill the blog escape hatch.
Fix: a value ladder; near-black 56–80px headline; one saturated CTA as the loudest object.
Fix: swap every adjective for a checkable fact + a real product screenshot.
Fix: delete the origin story; make the visitor the subject of every verb.
Self-verdict in progress. The council is reviewing this page right now. Real score posted within 11 minutes of your visit.
We run the product on ourselves. No exemptions.
Verdicts delivered: 1 (Driftly demo). Real founder verdicts appear here after the first 10 shipments.
A single AI hands you one agreeable opinion. The Tribunal runs six specialized personas that debate your page adversarially — each tuned to a different failure mode, drawing on a corpus of 2,180 ranked conversion risks. Apollo judges the craft, Socrates cross-examines every claim, Nemesis prices each flaw. They don't agree with each other, which is the point.
You're covered. If a finding misses the mark, we rework it — unlimited fixes until the verdict holds up. Satisfaction guaranteed, no fine print.
Free tier = no accountability. $49 means the council runs your real URL, not a demo. The price is what makes the verdict serious.
Not on its own. Changing copy and colors while guessing — with no outside read on what's actually driving visitors away — is just hoping something sticks. The verdict replaces the guesswork with a ranked list of what's really costing you signups, so you fix the right thing first.