Body text size
type:Smallest sampled text is 9px, below the 13px floor this check uses.
FixKeep body copy ≥15-16px; reserve sub-13px for fine print only.
saas · Sep 22, 2026
We found more conversion tactics here than on 23% of the 1,350 multi-step SaaS funnels we have measured.
4 conversion tactics detected
2 pages walked · measured by Roentgen 1.27.0
Measured by Roentgen 1.27.0 on 2026-09-22. 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 34% of them.
Walk 58 links on the entry page, 52 walkable. 1 matched a funnel step; we captured 2 pages in all, this one included.
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+ 1 more with evidence
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this funnel’s coverage score across measured re-scans
measuredextracted directly from the live page. a fact, not an opinionsee their whole funnel without clicking through it. scored step by step
measuredextracted directly from the live page. a fact, not an opinionthe entry page’s own title, headline, buttons and prices — quoted, never paraphrased
measuredextracted directly from the live page. a fact, not an opinionSearchSpot: Your Personal Travel Planner & Booking Concierge
Get personalized travel recommendations for flights, hotels, restaurants, attractions, hidden gems or any other spot. Organize your entire trip and book the full itinerary in one click.
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For every great trip, there's someone who planned it.
Plan with someone in your corner
You were never meant to plan alone.
When you're the one holding it all together
You know who you are
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structural bands identified on this funnel, cropped from its own capture
measuredextracted directly from the live page. a fact, not an opinion
conversion tactics we could prove are present, with the on-page text that evidences each
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applicable tactics we checked for and did not see on any step we reached
measuredextracted directly from the live page. a fact, not an opinionAbsence 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.
contrast, mobile, typography, accessibility, weight — each with what would fix it
measuredextracted directly from the live page. a fact, not an opinion5 of 13 measured checks need work1 could not be measured — not counted either way
92% of measurable text passes WCAG AA. 4+ runs fail. 42% of text was unmeasurable (over images/gradients). not counted either way.
worst: “SearchSpot AI” at 1:1 (14px, #ffffff on #ffffff). needs 4.5:1
FixRaise text/background contrast to ≥4.5:1 (≥3:1 for large text), especially on CTAs and body copy.
Smallest sampled text is 9px, below the 13px floor this check uses.
FixKeep body copy ≥15-16px; reserve sub-13px for fine print only.
9 stylesheets/scripts in <head> block first paint.
FixDefer non-critical JS (defer/async) and inline only critical CSS.
27 images are shipped at more than 2x the width shown.
“banner.2qoithd4erq8a.webp” is 2752px wide, displayed at 120px
FixServe responsive sizes (srcset/sizes) matching the rendered width.
253 of 308 interactive targets are under 44×44px on mobile.
smallest: “Fazier badge” at 87×28px
FixGive tappable controls a ≥44×44px hit area. the touch minimum.
8 paragraphs run past ~95 characters per line.
FixCap measure at ~60-75ch for comfortable reading.
type:2 form fields rely on placeholder text as the only label.
FixBack placeholders with a real <label>. placeholder text vanishes on input.
a11y:1 control has an aria-label that does not contain its visible text, so voice-control users cannot activate it by saying what they see.
FixMake the accessible name start with the visible label text.
a11y:No <main> landmark. screen-reader users cannot jump between regions.
FixWrap the page in <header>, <main> and <footer> (or matching ARIA roles).
structure:8 elements look clickable but cannot be reached by keyboard.
FixUse <button>/<a>, or add role + tabindex="0" and a key handler.
structure:At least 2.0 MB across 68 measurable resources, but 53 cross-origin resources did not expose a size. The true weight cannot be determined from the page.
weight:palette by on-page usage · type rendered live
measuredextracted directly from the live page. a fact, not an opinionBody copy in their text role, on a surface card.
Body copy set at their measured paragraph size. This is how their product reads to a first-time visitor. same family, same scale, same weight.
layers we ran on this funnel that came back empty
measuredextracted directly from the live page. a fact, not an opinionElements — the atomic pieces — price anchors, ratings, guarantees — with their verbatim on-page text
Playbook match — which funnel play this page runs — measured, evidence-quoted
We ran these passes on the pages we captured and found nothing to show. That is a measurement of this funnel, not a recommendation — and it is a different statement from a layer we never ran, which does not appear here at all.