Website conversion analysis without complicated marketing terms

BASE Auditor does not only list technical mistakes. It checks whether a page helps a person make a decision: understand the offer, trust it, keep reading, avoid confusion and take action.

What we check

Offer clarity
Trust and proof
Path to request
Page readability
Readiness for ads
Commercial terms

When conversion analysis is needed

  • + Users open the page but do not reach the form or purchase step.
  • + You suspect the issue is the page, not the traffic source.
  • + The team argues whether design, text, trust or buttons matter most.
  • + You need a quick review before ads, redesign or a new launch.

How BASE Auditor looks at conversion

  • + It evaluates the first screen and whether the core promise is visible.
  • + It checks the path to action: buttons, forms, contacts and next-step clarity.
  • + It looks for trust, terms, FAQ, cases, social proof and process.
  • + It shows coverage and confidence so you know how complete the scan was.

The conversion analysis result

  • + An overall score and a plain explanation of what it means.
  • + Six separate area scores instead of one abstract number.
  • + Fix priorities: what to do first, what to plan separately and what has low effect.
  • + A report that can be shared with a team without extra explanation.

How it works

First the URL,
then the report

You provide a page, short business context and the page goal. BASE Auditor reads the page, finds useful internal URLs, saves evidence and explains the report in plain language.

FAQ

Is this a CRO audit?

It is a fast automated conversion review. It does not replace a full CRO process with analytics, session recordings and A/B tests, but it shows obvious losses.

Can I check the website again after changes?

Yes. Run a new audit after meaningful updates and compare the overall score and weak areas.

Ready to check

Run the audit
and find weak spots

The service will show what can prevent requests on the page and give a short action plan without complicated marketing terms.