Homepage / Lander
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saas · Sep 8, 2026
Fewer than 1% of the 1,463 multi-step SaaS funnels we have measured showed fewer conversion tactics than we found here.
2 pages walked · measured by Roentgen 1.27.0
Every figure on this page was read off the live site by Roentgen 1.27.0 on 2026-09-08, a script that reads page structure, computed CSS and matched text. No AI judgment, nothing estimated, and a capture’s numbers stay as read.
Detection coverage, not a verdict. A low count means we did not detect those patterns, not that the funnel is weak.
justsayyesto.me shows 1 of the 11 tactics that apply to a SaaS funnel, and we did not see the other 10.
Proven on the page · 1
GOOD TO KNOW Quick questions Can they still say no? Is this only for dating? Why send a li
Not seen on any step reached · 10
Absence is a measurement, not a recommendation: we do not know why a tactic is missing, whether it belongs here, or whether adding it would change anything. Where a walk stopped early, a tactic living deeper would also read as not detected.
We walked 2 pages. Homepage / Lander runs the most named tactics (2), and Pricing runs none.
Their headline: “Ask them out without writing the awkward text”
Their description: “Create a playful invite link where ‘No’ runs away, ‘Yes’ wins, and their reply lands in your inbox. No signup.”
JustSayYesToMe - A playful way to ask someone out
Create a playful invite link where ‘No’ runs away, ‘Yes’ wins, and their reply lands in your inbox. No signup.
Ask them out without writing the awkward text
For the moment when you don't know what to text
Three steps, about a minute
Not sure what to ask? Steal one.
This is what they open
Little touches that make them smile
Quick questions
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Fill a couple of fields+2 more, not shown
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structural bands identified on this funnel, cropped from its own capture
1 could not be measured, not counted either way
90% of measurable text passes WCAG AA. 4+ runs fail.
worst: “steal a line” at 2.69:1 (13px, #ee5b36 on #efe4cc). needs 4.5:1
Raise text/background contrast to ≥4.5:1 (≥3:1 for large text), especially on CTAs and body copy.
What this measuresSmallest sampled text is 11px, below the 13px floor this check uses.
Keep body copy ≥15-16px; reserve sub-13px for fine print only.
What this measures35 of 47 interactive targets are under 44×44px on mobile.
smallest: “Terms” at 39×19px
Give tappable controls a ≥44×44px hit area. the touch minimum.
What this measures8 paragraphs run past ~95 characters per line.
Cap measure at ~60-75ch for comfortable reading.
What this measuresNo same-page “skip to content” link was found. Keyboard users tab through the whole nav on every page.
Add a first-in-DOM <a href="#main"> that is visible on focus.
What this measuresNo <header> landmark. screen-reader users cannot jump between regions.
Wrap the page in <header>, <main> and <footer> (or matching ARIA roles).
What this measuresMobile viewport · Language declared · Image alt text · Render-blocking resources
At least 0.1 MB across 7 measurable resources, but 8 cross-origin resources did not expose a size. The true weight cannot be determined from the page.
Their primary colour is #ee5b36, on a #fffcf4 background with text in #1c1611.
Body copy in their text role, on a surface card.
We also ran these layers on the pages we captured and found nothing to show: Elements, Playbook match (2 of 9 layers). That is a measurement of this funnel, not a recommendation, and a layer we never ran is not listed.
Measured ranges for the parts of a page, from the funnels we have x-rayed.
Navigation barsHero sectionsFootersWhy we walk the whole funnel
The same measurements, in formats a build agent can read.