saas · Sep 20, 2026

leads.zalize.com

We found more conversion tactics here than on 67% of the 1,350 multi-step SaaS funnels we have measured.

6 conversion tactics detected

3 pages walked · measured by Roentgen 1.27.0

6 conversion tactics detected
3 pages captured
10 UX checks
2 flagged

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How this was measured

Measured by Roentgen 1.27.0 on 2026-09-20. A capture is read once and its measurements freeze there, so the stamp says which ruleset read this one.

This is detection coverage, not a verdict — it counts the conversion tactics we could prove are present, out of the 11 that apply to a saas funnel. A low count means we did not detect those patterns, not that the funnel is weak.

Against all 1,781 multi-step funnels, more conversion tactics than 72% of them.

Walk 33 links on the entry page, 17 walkable. 2 matched a funnel step; we captured 3 pages in all, this one included.

The short version, in 5 parts

Proven on the page
6 conversion tactics detected, each backed by text on the page

Compares itself against alternatives
comparison table: Clay · LeadSleuth
Answers buyer objections
Where does the data come from? Only public sources: Hacker News, Bluesky, and GitHub posts
Offers a free trial or free tier
$0/month

+ 3 more with evidence

See all 6
Not seen
5 of 11 applicable tactics we checked for and did not see

Demo / docs entry
A "book a demo" or documentation / API entry point.
Lead-capture form
An on-page form collecting contact details (email / name / phone) outside a che…
Proof above the fold
Social proof rendered within the first viewport on at least one step.

+ 2 more

See what we looked for
Flagged
3 of 11 build checks flagged, each with a fix

Body text size
Smallest sampled text is 11px, below the 13px floor this check uses.
Oversized images
5 images are shipped at more than 2x the width shown.
Tap-target size (mobile)
105 of 111 interactive targets are under 44×44px on mobile.

See the fixes
Walked
3 pages walked, Homepage / Lander to Use Cases

Step 1
Homepage / Lander
Step 2
Compare
Step 3
Use Cases

Walk it frame by frame
In their words
The headline: Your next customer just posted about the problem.

Promise
Tell LeadSleuth what you sell. Our AI detective watches Hacker News, Bluesky, and GitHub (more sources in eva…
Prices shown
$0 · $49 · $99

Read every quote

Scan

Captured Homepage / Lander — Step 1 · Homepage / Lander1 / 3

What we recorded

Progress

3 scans

this funnel’s coverage score across measured re-scans

measured

1 more tactic detected 5 → 6 across 3 scans since 2026-08-04. The ruleset changed in this window, so part of this may be our detection improving rather than the page changing.

5 tactics 2026-08-04
→
6 tactics 2026-08-15
→
6 tactics 2026-09-20

The funnel, frame by frame

3 steps walked

see their whole funnel without clicking through it. scored step by step

measured

Homepage / Lander

▲ strongest

5 tactics

$0 +3 more

FAQPressFree trialNo cardLogo wall

Compare

4 tactics

$167 +1 more

ComparisonFree trialNo cardPricing tiers

Use Cases

▼ thinnest

2 tactics

Free trialNo card

In their own words

24 quoted

the entry page’s own title, headline, buttons and prices — quoted, never paraphrased

measured

Page title: LeadSleuth — Daily dossiers on people who need you right now
Meta description: Tell LeadSleuth what you sell. Our AI detective watches Hacker News, Bluesky, and GitHub (more sources in evaluation) for buying signals, then hands you a full intelligence report per lead.
Headline: Your next customer just posted about the problem.
Section headings: Backed by public data. Built for indie SaaS teams.An inbox of leads, not a pile of mentionsFour answers per leadIntent signals, not contact listsPricingFAQStop prospecting cold. Start with the ones already asking.Describe what you sell+6 more, not shown
Buttons and links: ProductStart for freeStart free
Prices on the page: $0$49$99$199

Sections

6 identified

structural bands identified on this funnel, cropped from its own capture

measured

Nav section of leads.zalize.com — **Nav**0% down the page

Hero section of leads.zalize.com — **Hero**1% down the page

Logos section of leads.zalize.com — **Logos**19% down the page

Pricing section of leads.zalize.com — **Pricing**64% down the page

FAQ section of leads.zalize.com — **FAQ**75% down the page

Footer section of leads.zalize.com — **Footer**89% down the page

Elements

1 harvested

the atomic pieces — price anchors, ratings, guarantees — with their verbatim on-page text

measured

Price anchor element — **Price anchor**“$49/month”

What we found

6 tactics

conversion tactics we could prove are present, with the on-page text that evidences each

measured

objection2 of 2

Compares itself against alternatives comparison table: Clay · LeadSleuth

Answers buyer objections Where does the data come from? Only public sources: Hacker News, Bluesky, and GitHub posts

proof2 of 4

Shows customer logos or a trusted-by claim logos: A LeadSleuth dossier, Listed on Turbo0, Verified on DANG!

Shows press logos or an as-seen-in claim press: Featured on Wired Business, Featured on Wired Business

offer2 of 2

Offers a free trial or free tier $0/month

Makes the pricing ladder explicit $167/mo, $446/mo, free

What we didn’t find

5 of 11 applicable

applicable tactics we checked for and did not see on any step we reached

measured

What we didn’t see5 of 11 applicable

Demo / docs entry 575 of the 1,683 funnels we checked

Lead-capture form 437 of the 1,683 funnels we checked

Proof above the fold 381 of the 2,420 funnels we checked

Usage / adoption proof 289 of the 2,043 funnels we checked

Scarcity / urgency copy 125 of the 2,417 funnels we checked

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.

How well it’s built

11 run · 3 flagged

contrast, mobile, typography, accessibility, weight — each with what would fix it

measured

3 of 11 measured checks need work

Body text size

type:body-text-size

Smallest sampled text is 11px, below the 13px floor this check uses.

FixKeep body copy ≥15-16px; reserve sub-13px for fine print only.

Oversized images

weight:oversized-images

5 images are shipped at more than 2x the width shown.

“shot-hero-3zK5oC1s.webp” is 2880px wide, displayed at 894px

FixServe responsive sizes (srcset/sizes) matching the rendered width.

Tap-target size (mobile)

mobile:tap-target-size-mobile

105 of 111 interactive targets are under 44×44px on mobile.

smallest: “中文” at 52×28px

FixGive tappable controls a ≥44×44px hit area. the touch minimum.

Worth knowing3

Line length

23 paragraphs run past ~95 characters per line.

FixCap measure at ~60-75ch for comfortable reading.

type:line-length

Landmark regions

No <main> landmark. screen-reader users cannot jump between regions.

FixWrap the page in <header>, <main> and <footer> (or matching ARIA roles).

structure:landmark-regions

Clear5

Text contrast (WCAG AA) · Mobile viewport · Language declared · Image alt text · Page weight

Playbook match

1 matched

which funnel play this page runs — measured, evidence-quoted

derived

MATCH Playbook #3 — Intent-Match Funnelstrategy guide

Comparison surface matches the Intent-Match pattern — measured comparison table plus comparison-intent copy

comparison table p2: comparison table: Clay · LeadSleuthcomparison copy Clay Alternative: Done-For-You Intent Leads vs DIY Enrichment | LeadSleuth

A match means this funnel's measurable surfaces fit the playbook's pattern — the quoted language is what fired the detection. A lever is one playbook mechanism observed on-page. We never claim what a brand's ads or emails do; a crawl can't see them. All funnel designs →

Two different things sit side by side here. The claim and its quoted evidence are measured on this funnel, the same way every other fact on this page is. The playbook itself is written guidance — our strategy library, not a measurement of this site — and it lives behind the links above. Nothing on this page recommends what this brand should do.