Your landing page
is losing money.
FixRoast scans it.reads it.scores it.marks it up.rewrites it.

It captures the rendered page, pulls real Core Web Vitals from the Google PageSpeed Insights API, and parses your live HTML. A model tuned on landing page conversion patterns reads the capture for design, copy, conversion and UX, while deterministic rule checks cover technical SEO, AI readiness, performance and accessibility. One scan, eight categories.

Every issue arrives with the change already written. Copy problems come back as rewritten headlines and CTAs with alternatives, technical ones as markup you can paste, and missing FAQ content as the questions your page should answer plus ready FAQPage JSON-LD. Issues are ranked by what they cost you.

They persist. Each issue is tracked by its underlying rule and page region rather than by its wording, so it keeps its identity across scans even when the description changes. You can comment on it, mark it in progress or fixed, snooze it so the next scan ignores it, or close it permanently.

Only when it can prove it. A rule-based check that previously failed and now passes closes its issue automatically. A finding that merely stops being mentioned is not treated as fixed, because the model rewords itself between runs. Marking something fixed yourself records your judgement and is shown as exactly that.

Yes. FixRoast exposes a Model Context Protocol endpoint, so Cursor, Claude Code and any MCP client can read your issue queue, pull the specifics of an issue, apply the fix and mark it done without you leaving the editor. Authentication is a per-account API key.

Whether assistants like ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews can parse and quote your page. It checks structured data, whether headings are phrased as questions with direct answers beneath them, heading hierarchy, authorship and trust signals, and brand entity consistency, and reports which specific checks failed.

Yes. Core Web Vitals come from the Google PageSpeed Insights API, the same source Lighthouse uses. No simulations or estimates. Note that colour contrast and tap-target size are not checked, because those need a rendered page rather than static HTML.

Yes. Every account gets one free scan, which shows your category scores and a sample of the issues found. A paid plan unlocks the full issue queue with the written fixes, and includes 40 scans a month.