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Your agent reads your home and pricing pages for one promise, one price and one next step, then drafts three headlines in your buyers’ words.

Run it
You, to your agentRead our home and pricing pages: one promise, one price, one next step?Draft three headlines in our buyers’ words, then show me visit-to-signup by source, in try mode.
Your home page asks for 3 things before the demo; the review keeps 1
PagePromisePriceNext stepAsks too much
https://leaseline.app/mixedmissingthree buttonsa demo form with 7 fields, a newsletter box, a pricing link in the footer
https://leaseline.app/pricingone$149 a monthone buttona call to talk to sales
Convert visitors
import { $ } from 'startup-builder'

const review = await $.try.Domain.benchmark(
  { hostname: 'leaseline.app', fields: ['pages'] },
)
const headlines = await $.try.Content.draft({
  kind: 'doc',
  brief: 'Three home-page headlines for Leaseline, from the words property managers used in replies: renewals, late rent, the spreadsheet',
})
await $.try.Metric.query({
  metric: 'visit-to-signup',
  shape: 'trend',
  breakdown: 'source',
  window: '7d',
})
console.log(review)
  1. Domain.benchmark Your home and pricing pages, read for one promise, one price and one next step.
  2. Content.draft Three headlines you choose from.
  3. Metric.query Signups per 100 visits, by source.
Page review and 3 headline drafts · about 10¢
First run
Your site analytics, once.
Connect once

What you get

leaseline.app, the home pagePage review · Oct 26
Page
leaseline.app, the home page
Promise
Today “rent, leases, maintenance and more”; the draft says “Every renewal notice, 60 days out, for every owner”
Price
Not on the page today; the draft shows $149 a month per portfolio, the design-partner price beside it
Next step
Three buttons today; the draft keeps one: Open the demo
Asks too much
A demo form with 7 fields, a newsletter box and a pricing link in the footer
Visit to signup
4 per 100 from directories, 1 per 100 from search

Jobs inside it

JobWhat it returnsPrice
Page reviewYour home and pricing pages read for one promise, one price and one next step, with each extra ask flaggedAbout 5¢ per 100 pages
Headline draftsThree home-page headlines built from the words your buyers used in replies and callsAbout 3¢ a draft
One price, one next stepYour pricing page rewritten to one plan, its price and one button, with the design-partner price beside itAbout 3¢ a draft
A demo with no signupA sample account a visitor opens in one click, filled with your own example dataFree
Visit-to-signup by sourceVisits and signups from each source every week, with the pages they landed onFree
Signup alertA task the week visit-to-signup falls under the line you setFree

Plays that use it

Reference

5 calls and 6 fields, each call priced before it runs
CallWhat it doesPathPrice
Domain.benchmarkReads your home and pricing pages for one promise, one price and one next step.POST /domains/benchmarkAbout 5¢ per 100 pages
Content.draftDrafts a page, post, email or kit in your voice, for your approval.POST /content/draftAbout 3¢ a draft
Content.publishPuts an approved page live on your site and pushes it to the search engines.POST /content/{content}/publishFree
Metric.queryReads a number by page, term, source or Play.POST /metrics/queryFree
Metric.watchOpens a task the day a number crosses your line.POST /metrics/{metric}/watchFree
FieldWhat it says
PageThe page read: your home page or your pricing page.
PromiseThe one thing the page says it does, in the words your buyers used.
PriceThe one price the page shows, and whether a visitor finds it without scrolling.
Next stepThe one button the page asks a visitor to press.
Asks too muchEach extra field, link or choice that stands between a visitor and the next step.
Visit to signupSignups per 100 visits, by source, for the last seven days.

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