Lift the claim out of the self-description
The source mixed product facts into sentences like “one-stop solution”. The first screen now carries one claim naming who it is for and what it does, with everything else moved behind it.
Landing-page copy becomes one clear hierarchy: claim, evidence, limits, and call to action, with filler removed. We invent no testimonials, case figures, or logo walls, and promise no conversion or revenue gain.
We split the page into claim, evidence, limits, and action, and mark the sentences with nothing behind them.
SAMPLE OUTPUT
This is the complete output for the page copy in the demo above: a hierarchy score, itemised reasoning, evidence and terms you need to supply, and the restructured sections. It is a demonstration, not a customer case.
The source mixed product facts into sentences like “one-stop solution”. The first screen now carries one claim naming who it is for and what it does, with everything else moved behind it.
“Industry-leading” and “trusted by customers” cannot be checked. They become checkable capabilities and limits - cross-library search, inherited permissions, text documents only, a 14-day trial - each flagged where you need to confirm details.
“Contact us any time” told the visitor nothing about the next step. It becomes the trial itself, with the activation route and payment terms left for you to fill in.
# First screen: the claim A document knowledge base for teams of 20 to 200: search across the collaboration docs and local files you already have, using the permissions you already configured. ### Evidence - Cross-library search: collaboration docs and local files. TODO: list the platforms covered. - Permissions carry over: the same access rights you already manage, with nothing rebuilt. - Scope: text documents only; scans and images are not indexed yet. - How to check: a 14-day trial. TODO: confirm whether a card is required. - Testimonials and case figures: [missing] - the source offers no real ones and we do not write them. ### Call to action Try before deciding: a 14-day trial is available. TODO: state the activation route and whether a card is needed. **Note**: every line above comes from the source; nothing absent from the source was added. No performance claim, no invented logo wall, and no press mention. **Removed**: “one-stop solution”, “empowers digital transformation”, “fuels business growth”, “industry-leading”, “trusted by customers”, and “road to success” - none carried anything checkable.
WHAT RESTRUCTURING DOES
Visitors need what you offer, for whom, and what changes. Evidence follows it instead of mixing into it.
Every claim should be followed by something checkable. Where the source has none, we mark the gap rather than padding it with adjectives.
“Contact us” usually lacks “and then what”. Name what arrives, how long it takes, or what the visitor must bring. Clarity, not click rate, is the goal here.
WHY IT IS WORTH DOING
Visitors give a landing page moments. If the opening says nothing concrete, what follows is never read.
“Industry leading” and “trusted by customers” read strong and check as nothing. Figures, conditions, and limits check.
An empty case-study slot costs the visitor one reference. A fabricated case costs the whole page its credibility once checked.
Note: how a landing page performs depends on traffic, audience, pricing, and the product itself, and no copy tool can predict that. This site restructures hierarchy and wording. It promises no conversion rate, revenue, or campaign outcome.
REWRITE DEMO
We are committed to providing enterprises with a one-stop solution that empowers digital transformation and fuels business growth. Industry-leading technology trusted by customers. The product: a document knowledge base for teams of 20 to 200, with cross-library search, permissions inherited from your existing configuration, a 14-day trial, and text documents only for now. Contact us any time and start your road to success.
# First screen: the claim A document knowledge base for teams of 20 to 200: search across the collaboration docs and local files you already have, using the permissions you already configured. ### Evidence - Cross-library search: collaboration docs and local files. TODO: list the platforms covered. - Permissions carry over: the same access rights you already manage, with nothing rebuilt. - Scope: text documents only; scans and images are not indexed yet. - How to check: a 14-day trial. TODO: confirm whether a card is required. - Testimonials and case figures: [missing] - the source offers no real ones and we do not write them. ### Call to action Try before deciding: a 14-day trial is available. TODO: state the activation route and whether a card is needed. **Note**: every line above comes from the source; nothing absent from the source was added. No performance claim, no invented logo wall, and no press mention. **Removed**: “one-stop solution”, “empowers digital transformation”, “fuels business growth”, “industry-leading”, “trusted by customers”, and “road to success” - none carried anything checkable.
Demo sample: slogans pulled apart into four layers, with the missing testimonial and unfilled terms shown openly. Paste your page copy to get your version (sign-in required; one credit per run).
WHY YOU CAN TRUST IT
Customer quotes, case figures, press mentions, and partner logos you did not supply never appear. We leave the slot and say what real material it needs.
Nothing about significant gains or guaranteed results. Conditions and limits are writable; outcomes are not ours to promise.
Whether you were featured anywhere, and by whom, is a checkable fact. Without it, nothing goes on the page.
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FAQ
No. Only real customers can supply those. Where one is missing we leave the slot and describe the material needed, not the sentence.
No. A page can only be clear; the outcome depends on product, traffic, and price. We make no performance promises of any kind.
We mark the gap rather than padding it with adjectives, and tell you what kind of evidence belongs in that slot.
One credit per run, usually done in seconds, returning the copy, the reasoning, and claims to verify.
No. Credits never expire - whatever you do not use carries over to the next cycle instead of resetting.
Not yet. Each run processes one document and consumes one credit; there is no bulk upload or API today. Email us with your use case and we will assess it.
Not intentionally. Text is used for this single AI request only. See the Privacy Policy.
Product landing pages, campaign pages, SaaS homepages, feature pages, whitepaper download pages - anything that has to tell a stranger what you sell and why to believe it.
SIMPLE PRICING
For an occasional publishing cadence, with a focused monthly credit allocation.
For frequent publishers who iterate on content continuously.
Our largest monthly credit allocation, for the heaviest continuous usage.
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