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Would AI traffic convert on this page?
One question. One URL. One revenue fix.
The AI buyer page check scores one public page on Answer, Proof and Next step for the buyer question you pick, then gives you one revenue fix and a short guide for the H1, the opening answer and the call to action. It costs $0 per run: no paid AI model is called.
What does the AI buyer page check do?
It answers one question: if an AI answer sends a buyer to this page, does the page convert or bounce? You pick a buyer question, paste a URL and get a verdict, the one change most likely to move it, and a before and after so you can see the lift the rubric expects.
“Conversion readiness is whether a buyer who arrives from an AI answer can find the answer, believe it and take the next step on one page.”
Who is it for?
B2B SaaS founders and marketers who already get, or expect to get, visits from AI assistants and want to know whether the landing page will turn those visits into demos, trials or replies. It works on any public page: a product page, a pricing page, a comparison page or a homepage.
It does not tell you whether AI recommends you. For that, run Eli's free AI citation gap checker.
How is the score calculated?
Three dimensions, each scored 0 to 100 from the page's raw HTML. Ready is 70 or more, Partial is 40 to 69, and a Gap is below 40. The verdict is Ready when the average is at least 70 and no dimension is a Gap. Rubric dated 2026-09-23.
| Dimension | Question it answers | What the tool reads |
|---|---|---|
| Answer | Does the page name the answer to this buyer question at the top? | The H1, the title and meta description, and the first paragraph after the H1, compared with the topic words in your question. |
| Proof | Is there something checkable that makes the answer believable? | Customer counts, ratings or review sites, case studies or testimonials, security or compliance marks, quantified outcomes, awards or track record. |
| Next step | Can a buyer who is convinced take a commercial next step? | Buttons and links such as book a demo, contact sales, start a trial or see pricing, and whether the strongest one sits near the top of the page. |
The one revenue fix is the weakest dimension. The “after this change” numbers re-run the same rubric as if you had followed the guide, capped at 70: they are projections, not measurements.
Illustrative example: a CRM page for “best CRM for B2B SaaS startups”
In this illustrative run, a CRM vendor's product page opened with the H1 “Free CRM Software for Startups & Small Businesses”. It scored Partial 43 on Answer because the H1 never says who the CRM is best for. Proof scored 66 (customer count and reviews found) and Next step 85 (“Contact Sales”). The fix was to change the H1 and open with the answer, which the rubric projects to Answer 70 and an overall Ready verdict.
Questions about the AI buyer page check
What is the AI buyer page check?
The AI buyer page check is a free tool that scores one public page against one buyer question on three things — Answer, Proof and Next step — then returns one revenue fix and a short do-this-on-the-page guide for the H1, the opening answer and the call to action.
Does it ask ChatGPT, Claude or other AI engines?
No. It reads the page's own HTML and applies a fixed rubric dated 2026-09-23. It does not query any AI engine, so it cannot tell you whether an assistant recommends you today. For observed AI answers, competitors and sources, use Eli's free AI citation gap checker.
What does it cost?
Nothing to you and about nothing for Eli to run. Each check is one page fetch plus a fixed rubric, with no paid model call. There is no account and no card.
How is the score calculated?
Answer, Proof and Next step are each scored 0 to 100. A dimension is Ready at 70 or more, Partial from 40 to 69 and a Gap below 40. The overall verdict is Ready when the average is at least 70 and no dimension is a Gap. The rubric is published on this page.
Are the “after this change” scores a guarantee?
No. They are projections from the same rubric, not measurements, and a template rewrite is capped at 70, the Ready line. Changing a page cannot guarantee an AI recommendation, a visit or a conversion. Re-run the check after you ship the change to see the real rubric result.
Does Eli store my URL, question or result?
No. The check runs on request and Eli does not save the URL, the question or the result. The page itself is fetched once, read in memory and discarded.
Which pages can I check?
Any public HTML page on the open web. Pages behind a login, on private networks, or that block automated requests cannot be scored. The tool reads the raw HTML, so a page that only shows its content after JavaScript runs will score low, which is also what a crawler that does not run JavaScript would see.
After the check
Eli drafts the fix, gets it approved and measures again.
This tool shows what to change on one page. Eli is the product that keeps doing that work: it finds the buyer questions, prepares the change, publishes only what you approve, then checks the result.