AutumnYC S25 landing page report.
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Your landing page’s weakest score is Mobile web.

Fix Mobile web

Score over time

85807570656055Lago 70 on Jun 24 (Wayback)Lago 76 on Sep 20 (Live)Orb 72 on May 26 (Wayback)Orb 72 on Jun 12 (Wayback)Orb 70 on Jun 26 (Wayback)Orb 72 on Jul 14 (Wayback)Orb 72 on Jul 26 (Wayback)Orb 70 on Aug 28 (Wayback)Orb 74 on Sep 20 (Live)Metronome 70 on May 28 (Wayback)Metronome 70 on Jun 18 (Wayback)Metronome 71 on Jul 16 (Wayback)Metronome 67 on Aug 11 (Wayback)Metronome 70 on Aug 20 (Wayback)Metronome 70 on Sep 9 (Wayback)Metronome 73 on Sep 20 (Live)Schematic 74 on Sep 20 (Live)Stigg 66 on May 9 (Wayback)Stigg 65 on May 19 (Wayback)Stigg 63 on Jul 1 (Wayback)Stigg 70 on Sep 22 (Live)Autumn 59 on Apr 14 (Wayback)Autumn 78 on Sep 22 (Live)Apr 14Sep 22
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  1. Sep 22, 202678LiveOverall +19 · Trust +40 · Information hierarchy +20Viewing
  2. Apr 14, 202659First tracked report — strongest CTA 76, weakest Trust 38View →

Mobile web

72Fair

The phone experience as a first-class citizen.

Mobile web annotations on the mobile capture123
  1. Five-line hero headline — Headline scales down too little and wraps into five tall lines, pushing the CTAs to the fold edge.
  2. Six-line body paragraph — Desktop-length paragraph runs six lines on mobile, crowding the column and delaying the CTA.
  3. CTA row at fold edge — "START FOR FREE" sits at the very bottom of the first viewport and risks falling below the fold on shorter screens.

Information hierarchy

78Fair

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

Information hierarchy annotations on the desktop capture1234
  1. Start for free CTA — Pinned to the bottom strip of the viewport, outside the headline scan path where the eye lands first.
  2. Get a demo button — Sits at near-equal size beside the primary CTA, splitting the single action into two choices.
  3. NEW credit ledger banner — High-contrast outlined pill above the headline pulls first attention toward a blog exit.
  4. Dashboard nav button — Only filled button in the nav, outweighing the fold's conversion CTA for returning-user traffic.

Value props

78Fair

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

Autumn’s headline sellsThe managed billing service for scaling companiesOne layer for billing, ledgering, entitlements and controls. Autumn moves pricing from code into config, so you can iterate on pricing and sell enterprise contracts 10x faster. Built for high-growth AI and usage-based companies.

Working

  • Subhead names mechanism: code into config
  • Hero code snippet demonstrates the product
  • 10x faster claim adds specificity

Could improve

  • Headline is category label, not outcome
  • Best claim buried mid-subhead
  • No emotional hook for billing pain

Trust

78Fair

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

Trust read
AutumnCustomer logo strip (Mintlify, Firecrawl, Poke.com, Mastra, Browser Use, T3.chat) captioned "Powering millions of custom
Lago"Lago helps companies like CoreWeave, Mistral AI and PayPal manage and scale any pricing model"
OrbCustomer logo bar with Neo4j, Vercel, Replit, Supabase, Redis, LaunchDarkly
Metronome"Metronome is now part of Stripe" banner with "a stripe product" badge in the header
SchematicCustomer logo strip with CASE STUDY badges (Pickleheads, BigCommerce, Hannon Hill, Tightknit, Zep, Sema4.ai, Syrto)
Stigg"p99 < 10ms ENTITLEMENT CHECKS / 1M+ events/sec INGESTION RATE" metric strip with live terminal snippet "$ stigg stream

CTA

86Strong

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

Autumn

Problems

  • sits low in desktop fold
  • detached from headline block

Competitors

inferred from product, audience, and value prop