Question 1

What is Would I Buy?

Accepted Answer

Would I Buy? is a conversion review tool that analyses any public webpage and shows you where your page is clear, credible, persuasive, or losing visitors — so you know exactly what to fix.

Question 2

How does the analysis work?

Accepted Answer

We render your page in a real browser, capture desktop and mobile views, extract the content, and evaluate it through the lens of a skeptical buyer matched to your page type. You get a scored report across nine conversion signals with clear findings.

Question 3

What types of pages can I analyse?

Accepted Answer

Any publicly accessible web page — landing pages, product pages, homepages, signup flows, ecommerce product detail pages, and more. The page must be reachable via a public URL.

Question 4

How long does an analysis take?

Accepted Answer

Typically around 2 minutes. The system renders your page in a real browser, captures screenshots, extracts content, and runs the full multi-stage analysis.

Question 5

What do the 9 conversion signals cover?

Accepted Answer

Each report scores: Instant appeal, Clarity, Information architecture, Credibility, Message consistency, Motivation, Friction, CTA strength, and Mobile UX — the signals that most consistently determine whether a visitor converts or leaves.

Question 6

Do I need a subscription to get started?

Accepted Answer

No. Get 1 free scan on sign up, then pay $4.95 per report whenever you need one. Subscribe if you want volume and rescans at a lower per-report cost.

Question 7

Can I cancel at any time?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Cancel from your billing dashboard — your access continues until the end of your current billing period.

Question 8

What data do you store?

Accepted Answer

We store the analysis report (scores, findings, screenshots) associated with your account. We do not store raw page HTML beyond the analysis window. Your reports are private by default — only you can see them.

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