Pricing

Start free. Pay per report when one earns it.

No seat to buy, no procurement cycle, no credits to decode. A €49 audit is trivially rational against the cost of the campaign it protects — and the first check is free, so you can judge the value before you pay for it.

Free check

€0 Conversion Friction Check

The fast first pass most teams skip. Enter a URL and see where buyers may lose confidence — no signup needed to read it.

  • One public URL — production, pre-launch, or staging
  • Likely buyers inferred from the page
  • Top friction points and what to fix first
  • No tags, no code, no traffic required

Teams & agencies

Let's talk for repeat use across sites

For agencies running audits across clients, and teams that want a living buyer library instead of one-off reports.

  • A reusable ICP / persona library that sharpens over time
  • Recurring checks on the pages that carry your conversion
  • Multiple products and markets under one roof
  • Consistent rubric across runs, assets, and before/after fixes

What "pay per report" means

You buy a report, not a subscription. A Buyer Perspective Audit runs a full panel over one page or journey and returns the complete findings. When you ship a fix, you can re-run it at a discount to see whether the friction actually cleared — the natural second purchase, never a commitment.

Why there's no subscription yet

We'd rather earn recurrence than assume it. The thing worth subscribing to is a living buyer library that gets sharper every time you use it — and we're building that with early teams before we put a monthly price on it. Until then, you pay for reports that earn their keep.

Judge it before you pay for it

Run the free check first

One URL, minutes, no signup to see the result. If the free finding is useful, the full audit is €49.

Free conversion friction check. No signup needed to see your report.

The honest boundary

Every report is a fast, directional first pass built for human judgment — simulated buyer perspectives, clearly labelled, linked to evidence. It doesn't replace research with real buyers or statistical testing; it replaces guessing, cheaply, before you spend.