LeakyCTA by Revyfix
CTA analyzer

Are your buttons leaking clicks?

Paste a page URL. We find every call-to-action on it, score each one, and show you stronger alternatives.

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01 — How it works

We read your actual buttons

Enter a page URL and we scan its HTML for buttons and calls-to-action, then score each one on the things that drive clicks: a strong action verb, short length, a clear benefit, and no generic filler.

02 — The principles

What makes a CTA convert

The best calls-to-action start with a verb ("Get", "Start", "Claim"), stay short (2-4 words), name a benefit ("free", "today"), and frame it from the shopper's side ("Get my…"). Small wording changes routinely move click-through by double digits.

FAQ

Questions

How does the scan work?

We read your page, find its buttons and calls-to-action, and score each on proven best practices. No manual input.

Why didn't it find my CTAs?

Some stores render buttons with JavaScript after the page loads, which a quick scan can't see. Try a product or collection URL — those usually have clear buttons in the HTML.

Is it free?

Yes — scan any public page with no signup. The template pack is free by email.

Guides

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Add to cart button best practices that lift clicks
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'Buy Now' vs 'Add to Cart': which converts better?
When to use Buy Now, when to use Add to Cart, and why offering both can lift conversions for ecommerce stores.
How to write a call-to-action (the formula)
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