# PageWisr

> Know what your website is costing you. People decide in seconds and leave without saying why. PageWisr tells you what is costing you customers, and writes the fix.

PageWisr opens a live web page in a real browser, captures it on desktop and
mobile, extracts what is measurably on it, and has a model review it the way
six different readers would — a first-time visitor, a potential customer, a
senior product designer, a UX designer, a founder and a growth lead. It then
returns a written report where every claim is labelled OBSERVED, INFERRED or
UNKNOWN, and every finding is pinned to the element on the page that caused
it.

It is deliberately blunt. The product exists to say why people leave a page,
which sometimes means naming the section its owner spent the longest on. What
it will not do is be vague: every criticism points at something on the page
and arrives with the fix already written, including prompts that can be pasted
straight into a coding agent.

## What it scores

Nine categories, each 0-100 against a fixed professional standard: design,
UX, copy, branding, product clarity, positioning, trust, conversion potential
and product idea. The overall score is a standardised composite. Scores
written by the model and scores left by human reviewers are shown side by
side and are never averaged together.

## Pricing

- Free — Find out what is holding one page back. One scan is one snapshot — no re-runs, no comparison, and nothing watching the page afterwards.
- Pro — $9.99 a month or $99.99 a year. Ship the fixes. We keep checking the page for you. Unlimited websites, unlimited re-scans, every run kept side by side, score history across the whole timeline, and a weekly automatic check on up to five pages that emails you only when one of them breaks.

Anyone can run one full scan of one website free, with no card.

## Pages

- [Home](https://pagewisr.com/): what the product does, how a report is built, and the pricing.
- [Community](https://pagewisr.com/community): every site whose owner chose to be listed, ranked on the same standard, with any two comparable side by side.
- [About](https://pagewisr.com/about): who builds it and the principles the reports are written under.
- [Contact](https://pagewisr.com/contact): sayan@pagewisr.com.

## Legal

- [Privacy](https://pagewisr.com/privacy): what is stored and for how long.
- [Terms](https://pagewisr.com/terms): the terms of service.
- [Refunds](https://pagewisr.com/refunds): no refunds, because every scan spends compute the moment it runs. The free report exists so nobody has to buy blind.

## Common questions

### How does PageWisr analyze my website?

PageWisr opens your page in a real browser and reads it the way six different people would — a first-time visitor, someone about to buy, a product designer, a UX designer, another founder, and someone who does conversion for a living. It only reports what is actually on the page, and every claim is labelled OBSERVED, INFERRED or UNKNOWN. Nothing is invented to fill a section.

### Is the feedback harsh?

Yes. PageWisr is not built to make you feel good about your website — it is built to tell you why people leave it, and that means naming the section you spent the longest on if that section is the problem. What it will not do is be vague, or rude for the sake of it: every criticism points at something on the page and arrives with the fix already written.

### Is PageWisr free?

Free is the whole report, not a preview of one — every category scored, every issue named, the fixes written out, and the implementation prompts that go with them. One website, one scan, no card. What Pro adds is the second scan and the hundredth: unlimited websites, re-run it whenever you ship, every run kept side by side, and a weekly check that watches your pages for you. $9.99 a month or $99.99 a year.

### What does it mean that PageWisr watches my page?

Once you are on Pro, every page you scan is checked again every week without you asking. Most weeks we fetch the page, see that nothing has been edited, and stop there — no scan, no email. When something has changed we run the full analysis, and you only hear from us if the page actually broke or the score moved enough to be real work rather than rounding: a title lost in a deploy, a noindex tag that shipped by accident, a page that stopped loading. It covers up to five pages, and you can pause or stop any of them from the dashboard.

### Can I re-analyze after making changes?

Yes, and it is the point — it is also what Pro is for. Re-submitting produces a score delta per category, including regressions: if a change made something worse, PageWisr says so. The free plan is a single scan, so it gives you the snapshot to work from rather than the loop.

### Can I compare two versions?

Version comparison puts two runs of the same site side by side, shows the movement per category, and lists which specific changes account for the difference. It takes two runs to compare, so it comes with Pro — the free plan stops after the first.

### Can my audit stay private?

Every audit is private by default. Publishing to the community is a deliberate action, and it lists the scorecard rather than the report: your site name, its category, the nine scores and the overall. The written review — the findings, the fixes and the rewrites — stays yours unless you separately choose to share it.

### How is the score calculated?

Nine categories are scored 0–100 against the same fixed standard every time: design, UX, copy, branding, product clarity, positioning, trust, conversion potential and product idea. Your overall score is the plain average of those nine — no weighting, no category counting for more than another — so two sites are always measured the same way. AI scores and community scores are never mixed into one number.

### Can I use the implementation prompts with Claude or Cursor?

Yes. Each recommendation exports as a self-contained prompt with context, task, constraints and acceptance criteria already written — ready to paste into any coding agent.

### How does the community ranking work?

Publish your report and it joins the rankings on the same score everyone else is measured by, becomes eligible for Most Improved, and can pick up reviews from real people — shown next to the AI evaluation, never mixed into it.

## Notes

- Scanning a site never publishes it. Listing in the community is a separate,
  deliberate action, and it publishes scores only — the written report cannot
  be made public by listing.
- Sharing a report is a third, separate action that produces a link.
- Author: Sayan, Founder and developer (@saaayyyaaan).
- Contact: sayan@pagewisr.com