Paste a link. In under five minutes you see what stops your visitors and what to change first, with a before and after for each change.
No card · Result in under 5 minutes · Desktop and mobile
Badge takes the first look
Seen before the product
No reviews near the price
212 exist, none visible here
Add to bag is hard to see
1.6 : 1 contrast on sand
Returns folded away
Closed by default
Badge takes the first look
Seen before the product
No reviews near the price
212 exist, none visible here
Add to bag is hard to see
1.6 : 1 contrast on sand
Returns folded away
Closed by default
64
of 100
CRO score
A good page with a buried buy button
Reachable 81 after the top 5 changes
Key findings
5 on this pageThe discount badge takes the first look
Seen before the product and the price.
Add to bag is hard to see
Third in visual weight on the page.
Delivery and returns folded away
Free returns is the best reassurance here.
No reviews next to the price
Nothing says that others bought it.
Size guide only on desktop
The most common return reason for tees.
Before and after, for each change
3 of the 5 changesNow
After
Now
After
Sample report. KYMA is a demo store.
01 What you get
Not a score and generic advice. Every finding points at the specific element on your page.
Opportunity
Each with a before and after example and the effect to expect. Number one is the change to make first.
Predicted attention for the first three seconds, and what pulls it away from your button.
Every section with a screenshot: what works, what blocks, what is missing.
In one report, so you see what is visible on one device and hidden on the other.
What you sell, to whom and how you compete, so each page is judged inside your business.
Built on known method
Findings are written against published research, not taste.
Baymard
E-commerce UX
Nielsen Norman
Usability
CXL
Conversion research
40 levers
Marketing neuroscience
02 What EyeCaptain is
You give it the link of a page. It opens it in a real browser, reads it the way a CRO consultant would, and writes down what stops your visitors from buying, booking or signing up, and what to change first. Below, one real report, step by step.
01
On desktop and on mobile, the first screen and the whole page. Before it judges anything, it reads the rest of your site to learn what you sell, to whom and what makes you different.
It found these on its own, from the site.
02
An attention model shows what visitors look at in the first three seconds. On KYMA the face and the discount badge win, and Add to bag comes ninth.
03
It measures every button, line of copy and trust signal, and judges them inside your business. Every finding points at one spot on the page, with the measurement and the reason it costs you.
The discount badge takes the first look
Seen before the product and the price.
Add to bag is hard to see
Third in visual weight on the page.
Delivery and returns folded away
Free returns is the best reassurance here.
04
Five to seven changes, starting with the one that moves the goal most. Each with a before and after on your own page, so your designer or developer knows exactly what to do.
Make Add to bag the darkest thing on the page
Demo sites, each with its own sample report
03 Audits
Each audit answers one question about your page. Pick the one that matters now; they all live in the same workspace.
Page level
01 / 05Why aren't visitors pressing the button?
What you get
Sample finding
Add to bag is third in visual weight. Make it the darkest thing on the page.
Attention
02 / 05What does a visitor see in the first 3 seconds?
What you get
From the sample
The eye goes badge, face, title. Add to bag comes ninth.
Copy
03 / 05Can anyone tell what you sell in 5 seconds?
Now
The best solution for modern businesses
Suggested
Invoices in two minutes, not a Friday afternoon
What you get
From the sample
"The best solution for modern businesses" says neither what it does nor for whom.
Technical
04 / 05Are you losing sales before the page even loads?
LCP
3.8 s
Needs work
CLS
0.04
Good
Errors
3
Needs work
What you get
From the sample
The hero image loads in 3.8 s on mobile. The target is under 2.5 s.
Competitors
05 / 05What are your competitors doing better?
What you get
From the sample
The competitor shows stars under the title. Yours are at the bottom of the page.
04 How it works
The whole site, not one page, to learn what you sell and to whom.
Sells: organic cotton basics
On desktop and mobile: buttons, forms, copy, trust signals, what pulls attention.
In under five minutes, with the changes in the order to make them.
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05 Revenue calculator
Put in your own numbers. The traffic stays the same; what changes is how many buy and how much they spend.
Extra revenue per year
+$56,765
From the same traffic. +$4,730 a month.
Today
$21,600/mo
With the fixes
$26,330/mo
An estimate from your inputs, not a promise of results.
06 For agencies
An audit at every onboarding and monthly reports that go out under your own logo.
07 Questions
Yes. Run one free CRO audit without signing up, or create a free account with 30 credits, enough for two CRO audits, no card.
E-commerce, lead generation, SaaS, booking and information sites. The audit adapts to the model: a product page is not judged by the same criteria as a booking page.
A score and a diagnosis, an attention map for the first three seconds, a zone-by-zone walkthrough with screenshots, and five to seven ranked changes with a before and after example. Desktop and mobile in the same report.
Each audit costs credits, and the cost is shown before you start. Subscription credits renew with your billing cycle; pay as you go credits last 12 months, and a first purchase gets 50% more.
One free audit, no card. If it does not tell you something you did not know, you will know that in five minutes.
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