Observed facts are page-state specific
A price, CTA, policy, or review signal describes this anonymous run. Personalization, markets, variants, consent, and experiments can change it.
Free product-page evidence checker
Check whether a product page makes the purchase path clear.
Review one public product page for its title, price, purchase CTA, variants, stock, reviews, shipping, returns, payment information, trust claims, images, Product schema, and fixed mobile above-the-fold evidence.
No store login Deterministic rules Evidence and confidence
Review a public product page
Enter one direct product-page URL.
Your target and page evidence stay out of analytics
The URL, hostname, product title, prices, extracted copy, evidence text, and selectors are never sent to product analytics. Analytics is limited to lifecycle states, bounded rule IDs and result statuses, classifications, and aggregate counts.
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Observable purchase readiness
See what a shopper can learn and do
The report separates direct facts from pattern-based heuristics and recommendations. It cannot measure sales, visitor intent, product-market fit, checkout completion, or causal lift.
Product and offer
Observe the title, current price, compare-at price, discount relationship, stock state, and variants.
Purchase action
Check the primary CTA label, visible and enabled state, plus observable sticky Add to Cart behavior.
Decision support
Look for reviews, shipping, returns, payment information, and public trust claims without authenticating them.
Product media
Count product-image signals, missing alt text, and whether a gallery pattern is observable.
Product schema
Project Product, Offer, and AggregateRating evidence, with a link to the complete schema checker.
Fixed mobile view
Evaluate the CTA in one reproducible 390 by 844 CSS-pixel profile when browser collection is available.
Use the report responsibly
What this checker can establish
Heuristics need human review
Product ownership, trust language, and decision-support patterns can be ambiguous. Confidence describes evidence quality, not business impact.
Outcomes need experiments
A higher readiness score does not prove that conversion changed. Validate meaningful changes with controlled tests and your own analytics.