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Manufacthttps://manufact.com/

Your landing page’s weakest score is Information hierarchy.

How Manufact ranks

Fix Information hierarchy

76Growth scoreupdated Sep 22, 2026

category scores

Information hierarchy68 Value props72 Trust76 CTA78 Mobile web84

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Information hierarchy68 Value props72 Trust76 CTA78 Mobile web84

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Sep 22, 202676LiveOverall +3 · Trust +10 · Information hierarchy −8Viewing
Sep 16, 202673Overall +3 · Mobile web +10 · Information hierarchy +8View →
Aug 27, 202670Value props −8 · Mobile web +6View →
Apr 13, 202670First tracked report — strongest CTA 74, weakest Trust 66View →

Information hierarchy

68Fair

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

Information hierarchy annotations on the desktop capture

Six-link top nav — Product, Developers, Enterprise, Company, Pricing and Blog all sit at equal weight above the hero, plus GitHub, Book a demo and Sign in — nine exits competing with 'Start deploying'.
Copy prompt button — Sits at nearly the same size and visual weight beside 'Start deploying', splitting the primary action into a two-way choice.
Live percentage counter — 'Global MCP tool calls on Manufact 0.10583887%' is cryptic at a glance and pulls the eye above the headline without explaining itself.
Cropped logo carousel — Marquee logos are cut off at both edges ('ev', 'S…'), reading as broken rather than a polished trust strip.

Value props

72Fair

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

Manufact’s headline undersellsThe MCP cloudEverything you need to start, scale to millions of tool calls, and get your product on the ChatGPT and Claude marketplaces.

Working

Subhead names a concrete outcome: marketplaces
"Millions of tool calls" signals real scale
YC badge + 10.7k stars build credibility fast

Could improve

Headline is a category label, not a value claim
Assumes visitor already knows MCP
0.10583887% stat is unexplained noise

Trust

76Fair

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

	Trust read
Manufact	"Trusted by teams building on Manufact Cloud" logo wall with Crustdata, PredictLeads, Meilleurtaux and Case study links
Smithery	MCP server cards with usage counts, e.g. "Exa Search — 9.18k uses" and "OneSignal — 22.49k uses"
Glama	90,791 MCP servers · 23,059 MCP connectors · 837,214 MCP tools · Last indexed Sep 22, 2026
Composio	Customer logo strip: HubSpot, wabi, agent.ai, Zoom
Pipedream MCP	Live app directory showing real integration cards (Notion, Google Sheets, Slack, Gmail, Google Drive) backing the "3,000
Gram by Speakeasy	Live AGENT SESSION demo panel showing "Connect billing-api MCP · GRANTED · 401 → OAuth via Okta" and "session cost $1.60

CTA

78Fair

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

Problems

outcome of click is ambiguous
competes with nav 'Book a demo'/'Sign in'
gerund 'deploying' softer than a noun payoff

Mobile web

84Strong

The phone experience as a first-class citizen.

No specific callouts

Manufact's mobile fold is well executed: the nav collapses to a clean logo-plus-hamburger row, leaving the hero card with one message ("The MCP cloud") and one action. The primary CTA "Start deploying" is visible and tappable in the first viewport as a large, thumb-friendly pill, with no cookie banners, chat bubbles, or interstitials in the way. The main costs are the "Copy prompt" secondary control stacked directly beneath the primary button at nearly equal visual weight, splitting the tap decision, and the "Global MCP tool calls on Manufact 0.10584537%" stat line, whose decimal-percentage figure reads as noise above the headline. Demoting "Copy prompt" to a lighter text link is the single change that would most sharpen the fold.