Glinter shows where clarity, trust, or momentum breaks, without charts, jargon, or vague advice.
Glinter follows the path a visitor takes, and shows where momentum breaks.
Glinter shows what’s unclear or confusing in the first seconds.
See where interest drops and momentum breaks.
Surface friction and doubt that stops follow-through.
Identify trust gaps and hesitation points.
Find where explanation replaces persuasion.
See how structure, clarity, and intent misalign.
Clear insight. Clear priorities. A starting point you can use.
A plain-language breakdown of what’s blocking action — and where.
The few fixes that matter most, in the order they’ll help the most.
A rewritten version of your page you can actually work from.
I immediately saw issues on the page that I’d completely missed, even after working on it for months.
This was the first time a site analysis actually told me what to fix, not just what was wrong.
Once I read the breakdown, I couldn’t unsee the problems anymore.
Because decisions aren’t driven by isolated elements, they’re shaped by how signals work together, in sequence.
Glinter analyzes how clarity, trust, motivation, and friction interact, not whether they exist in isolation.
Glinter evaluates elements in the sequence visitors encounter them, not as static page components.
The engine reflects how experienced CRO practitioners diagnose live pages, not generic best practices.
Findings are produced within the page’s structure, intent, and audience, not from abstract rules.
Yes, by showing you what’s stopping people from taking action.
Most sites don’t fail because of design. They fail because key signals, clarity, trust, value, and momentum, aren’t landing in the right order. Glinter identifies where those breakdowns happen so you can fix the things that actually affect decisions.
Glinter analyzes how your page communicates, persuades, and asks for action, step by step, from a visitor’s point of view. It evaluates whether the right signals are present and whether they appear at the moment people need them to decide.
You’ll get:
A clear breakdown of what’s blocking action and why
A short, prioritized list of fixes that matter most
A rewritten version of your page copy you can use as a starting point
The goal is to give you direction you can act on immediately.
No.
The output is written in plain language and focuses on decisions, not metrics. You don’t need analytics, CRO knowledge, or tooling experience to understand what it’s showing you.
You decide.
You can apply the changes yourself, hand the output to a designer or developer, or use it to guide deeper optimization work. Glinter’s role is to show you what to fix first so you’re not guessing.
You can run an initial analysis to see how Glinter works and review the results.
During beta, usage may be limited to keep the system reliable. If there’s ever a cost involved, you’ll see that clearly before continuing.
It explained why people weren’t clicking in a way that finally made sense.
The rewritten copy alone was worth it as a starting point.
It felt like having a CRO expert walk through the page with me.