Agent 37YC F26 landing page report.
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Your landing page’s weakest score is Trust.

Fix Trust

Score over time

9080706050E2B 80 on May 10 (Wayback)E2B 80 on May 22 (Wayback)E2B 79 on Jun 4 (Wayback)E2B 79 on Jun 16 (Wayback)E2B 79 on Jul 3 (Wayback)E2B 79 on Jul 18 (Wayback)E2B 80 on Jul 31 (Live)Daytona 80 on May 2 (Wayback)Daytona 80 on May 21 (Wayback)Daytona 76 on Jul 1 (Wayback)Daytona 80 on Jul 15 (Wayback)Daytona 79 on Aug 23 (Wayback)Daytona 79 on Sep 3 (Wayback)Daytona 81 on Sep 21 (Live)Modal 75 on Jun 28 (Wayback)Modal 76 on Jul 11 (Wayback)Modal 77 on Jul 25 (Wayback)Modal 76 on Aug 7 (Wayback)Modal 76 on Aug 24 (Wayback)Modal 75 on Sep 8 (Wayback)Modal 76 on Sep 20 (Live)Morph 55 on Sep 20 (Live)Blaxel 66 on Apr 9 (Wayback)Blaxel 74 on Apr 18 (Wayback)Blaxel 71 on May 9 (Wayback)Blaxel 72 on Jul 4 (Wayback)Blaxel 76 on Aug 11 (Wayback)Blaxel 75 on Sep 20 (Live)Agent 37 74 on Aug 29 (Wayback)Agent 37 75 on Sep 20 (Live)Aug 29Sep 20
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  1. Sep 20, 202675LiveOverall +1 · Value props +4 · Information hierarchy −2Viewing
  2. Aug 29, 202674First tracked report — strongest CTA 86, weakest Trust 62View →

Trust

64Fair

Proof that the product is real, competent, and safe to try.

Agent 37
Daytona
Blaxel
Modal
Trust read
Agent 37"Backed by Y Combinator" badge above the hero headline
E2Bimplicit context E2B may benefit from pre-existing familiarity among its target audience.
DaytonaLogo strip "Agents at these companies use Daytona" with Meta, Cohere, SambaNova, and Writer logos and Case Study links
ModalCustomer logo strip featuring Ramp, Quora, DoorDash, Suno, Cognition, Runway, Substack, PostHog
Morph"one-click VSCode SSH, tmux automation, live previews, and serverless scale-to-zero" feature copy in the Morph Devboxes
Blaxel"Trusted by companies building the next generation of autonomous agents" logo wall with Stripe, Webflow, Framer, Airbyte

Mobile web

68Fair

The phone experience as a first-class citizen.

Mobile web annotations on the mobile capture1234
  1. Oversized hero headline — Barely scaled down from desktop; wraps four lines and shoves the CTA to the bottom third of the fold.
  2. Start free button — Desktop-proportioned width floating in the phone column instead of a thumb-friendly full-bleed tap target.
  3. Header missing hamburger — Only Dashboard survives the collapse; Pricing, Security, and Docs links have no mobile entry point.
  4. Five-line subhead — Body copy at near-desktop size wraps five lines, adding scroll distance before the CTAs.

Information hierarchy

76Fair

Does the design help or inhibit what the page is trying to say?

Information hierarchy annotations on the desktop capture123
  1. Talk to founder button — Secondary CTA nearly matches the primary's size and sits beside it, splitting the click decision.
  2. Dashboard nav button — Styled with the same solid-black weight as "Start free", creating a competing primary in the scan path.
  3. Harness selector tabs — Five equal-weight pills introduce a second decision layer before the demo makes its point.

Value props

82Strong

Title, subtitle, hero — do they sell the product's true value?

Agent 37’s headline sellsHost any agent behind one API.Hermes, OpenClaw, Claude Code, Codex, or your own harness. One API call gives each of your users their own always-on agent sandbox.

Working

  • Six-word headline names the real job
  • Subhead lists concrete supported harnesses
  • Live cURL + 200 OK demo proves the claim

Could improve

  • No emotional hook — pain of DIY hosting unnamed
  • No hard numbers (speed, uptime, scale)
  • "always-on sandbox" benefit left implicit

CTA

86Strong

Copy, size, verb, cost-feel — does the primary CTA earn the click?

Agent 37
Daytona

Problems

  • nav 'Dashboard' matches CTA styling
  • 'no card' proof kept in small caption

Competitors

inferred from product, audience, and value prop