Free Landing Page Grader (+ Guide)
A landing page grader that reads any page from its link and grades it part by part, with the fixes in order.
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by Navid Moazzez·Updated Sept 30, 2026·3 min read·Navid.me is reader-supported. When you buy through links on this site, I may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more.This free landing page grader reads any landing page from its link and grades it part by part.
It finds the headline, proof, guarantee, FAQ, buttons, title and meta description by itself. You answer the few checks that need judgement, or your AI does.
Here's what a landing page grader checks, and how to use the grade.
TL;DRKey takeaways
What is a landing page grader?
A landing page grader scores a landing page against a checklist of what a page needs to turn visitors into sign-ups or buyers.
What it checks
The grader checks 6 parts of a landing page:
- The promise: a headline that names the result, and who it's for.
- Proof: testimonials with results, logos or ratings.
- Risk: a guarantee, and answers to the top objections.
- FAQ: the questions people ask before they sign up.
- The next step: buttons that say what happens, more than once down the page.
- Search: the page title and the meta description.
Grade a competitor's page too
The grader reads any public page. Grade 2 or 3 pages you admire next to yours, and see which parts they have that yours doesn't.
Then test it
A grade tells you what's missing. Your numbers tell you what works: change 1 thing, split your visitors, and let the A/B test calculator tell you when the winner is real.
Every check, and why it matters
These are the checks the grader runs on a landing page, in its own words:
- Check
- The headline names the result, not the product
- Why it matters
- "Launch your course in 30 days" says more than "The Course Builder".
- Check
- It's clear who it's for in the first screen
- Why it matters
- People decide in seconds whether it's for them.
- Check
- A headline at the top
- Why it matters
- The first thing people read. Say what they get.
- Check
- Testimonials name a result
- Why it matters
- A number or a before and after, not "Great course!"
- Check
- 3 or more testimonials, or a rating
- Why it matters
- People trust other buyers more than they trust you.
- Check
- Logos or "trusted by"
- Why it matters
- Known names, press, or a count of customers.
- Check
- A guarantee
- Why it matters
- A refund promise, with its days, takes the risk away.
- Check
- The top 3 objections are answered
- Why it matters
- Time, money, and "will it work for me?"
- Check
- An FAQ
- Why it matters
- The questions people ask before they buy.
- Check
- 5 or more questions in the FAQ
- Why it matters
- Enough to cover price, time, refunds and fit.
- Check
- A button that says what happens
- Why it matters
- "Start my free trial" says more than "Submit" or "Get started".
- Check
- More than 1 button down the page
- Why it matters
- People decide at different points on the page.
- Check
- It says what happens after the click
- Why it matters
- Checkout, an email or a call: no surprises.
- Check
- A page title
- Why it matters
- What shows in the browser tab and in Google.
- Check
- A meta description
- Why it matters
- The line under your title in Google, 50 characters or more.
Who is the landing page grader for?
It's for anyone with a landing page that should convert:
- Sales page teardown – people with a sales page
- Pricing page teardown – anyone with a pricing page
- A/B test calculator – people testing the change
- Lead magnet generator – creators whose page gives something away
More tools like these are on my free tools page.
Landing Page Grader FAQs
Questions about the landing page grader? Here's what to know.
A landing page grader scores a landing page against a checklist of what it needs to turn visitors into sign-ups or buyers, and lists the fixes.
A good landing page has a headline that names the result, proof with results, a clear guarantee, answers to the top questions and buttons that say what happens next.
Yes, the landing page grader reads any public page from its link, so you can grade a competitor's page next to yours.
Yes, the landing page grader is free, with no sign-up.
Your answers in the landing page grader stay in your browser. A link is read once to find what's on the page, and the page itself isn't kept.
The landing page grader can't read pages that build themselves in the browser, need a sign-in or block readers. Paste the page source instead: open the page, choose View source, select all and copy.
The landing page grader is for creators, founders and marketers who want to know what their landing page is missing before they send traffic to it.
To fix the words, the headline analyzer scores headlines against real A/B tests, and the A/B test calculator tells you when a change really won. See all my free tools.
I did. I'm Navid Moazzez, and I made the landing page grader as one of my free tools on navid.me.
More about me.
Navid Moazzez
AI business strategist
Navid Moazzez helps creators and founders master AI and build their own AI Operating System (AI OS) to automate their business and life.
Navid.me is reader-supported. When you buy through links on this site, I may earn an affiliate commission. Read the affiliate disclaimer.
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