Analyses — how it works

What an analysis is

An analysis is Levri's read of a single page. It opens the page, reads the copy, looks at the layout, and scores it against the things that matter for conversion (clarity, hierarchy, friction, trust, cognitive load).

The output is a CRO score from 0 to 100 plus a ranked list of specific issues found on the page, each with an experiment suggestion you could ship to fix it.

How to run your first analysis

1. 01
   Click + New

   Top right of the Analyses page (or from the dashboard's + New menu). Opens the create flow.
2. 02
   Paste a page URL

   Any public URL works. Start with the page you care about most: a homepage, a pricing page, or a checkout. The analyser reads what visitors actually see.
3. 03
   Wait about 60 seconds

   Levri loads the page, takes a screenshot, and runs the audit. You can leave the tab and come back.
4. 04
   Read the top three issues

   The issues are ranked by expected impact. The top one is where to start. Each opens a card explaining what the issue is, why it costs conversions, and how to fix it.

Reading the CRO score

The score is a 0–100 composite of five pillars. Each pillar measures a different way a page can lose visitors:

• Clarity. Is it instantly obvious what this page is for and what to do next?
• Hierarchy. Does the eye land on the right thing first?
• Friction. How many fields, clicks, or decisions stand between the visitor and the goal?
• Trust. Are there enough signals (proof, security, brand cues) for the visitor to commit?
• Cognitive load. Is the page asking the visitor to think too hard?

How the list is organised

The Analyses page groups things in three layers:

• Site (one row per domain). Shows the latest score, total issues, and a trend arrow.
• Page (nested under each site). Each unique URL you have scanned. Click to expand and see runs.
• Run (nested under each page). Every time you analysed that URL, with its score and date.

Click any row to drill into the full report. The site banner at the top (when you have selected a single site) gives a snapshot of the most recent run plus the trend over the last five runs.

When to re-run

Re-run an analysis when you have shipped a meaningful change to the page (new headline, new hero, new CTA, new layout) and want to see if the score moved. A fresh run gives you a like-for-like comparison against the previous one.

There is no harm in running too often beyond using a credit. Re-running on a page that has not changed will give you a near-identical score.

Deleting analyses

Common new-user questions

• Why is my score different from the live page? The score reflects the snapshot Levri took at the time of the run. If the page has changed since, the score may be stale. Re-run it.
• Some issues show "inferred". This means Levri could not detect the exact element on the page (it was hidden behind auth, scripts, or a paywall) and is making a confident guess from the surrounding context. The recommendation still applies.
• What is the difference between an analysis and a funnel? An analysis scores one page in isolation. A funnel scores a sequence of pages (landing → pricing → checkout) and tells you where visitors drop off between them.
• Can I scan pages behind a login? Not directly. Use the screenshot upload flow for pages that need auth or are otherwise blocked from public access.