Want to check a landing page before launch without a paid crawler, a design review spreadsheet, or a sign-up wall?
This howtoany guide shows how to score the public URL you are about to promote with MyWebsiteScore: paste the address, read conversion and UX findings, then fix what would waste traffic before you turn ads on.
What to verify before you send traffic
A useful pre-launch check maps to how visitors decide, not a vanity badge. MyWebsiteScore looks at:
- Conversion friction — unclear offers, weak calls to action, and extra steps that cost a lead
- UX clarity — confusing layouts and messaging that make people bounce in the first seconds
- Speed and technical health — slow loads that feel worse when someone arrives from an ad or email
- Trust signals — credibility gaps that make new visitors hesitate
- SEO visibility — titles, structure, and search signals if the page will also get organic visits
- Priority fixes — issues ranked by business impact so you know what to ship before launch day
You are scoring a website people can open in a browser, not hardware. Use the real public landing URL.
Steps
- Use the public landing page URL visitors will hit — the production or staging URL you plan to send traffic to, not a local preview or a logged-in app screen.
- Open MyWebsiteScore and paste that URL into the Website URL field.
- Click Analyze your website. The report appears in a few seconds with no account required.
- Open the conversion, UX, and speed sections and note friction in the offer, unclear messaging, trust gaps, and load issues that would waste paid clicks.
- Ship the highest-priority fixes before launch, then run the same URL again to confirm the score moved.
Tips for a cleaner pre-launch check
- Score the exact URL in your ads, emails, and social posts — not only the homepage if traffic lands elsewhere.
- Recheck after you change the hero, pricing block, form, or theme — those edits often move conversion and speed scores.
- Want the broader audit workflow? See how to run a free website audit. Checking SEO alone? See how to check your website SEO score. Chasing load time? See how to check your website speed online. Shipping to phones? See how to check if your website is mobile-friendly.
When you want a number you can act on before launch day, audit your landing page on MyWebsiteScore and start with the first three fixes that would burn paid traffic.