SaaSVerify: Instant Conversion Audit & Trust Check for Early-Stage Founders

Your signup flow contradicts itself, and I think that's your zero. Every button says "Start Free Trial, no card required." Then the modal that opens says "Choose a plan. You'll be taken to checkout, then come straight back to create your account." So someone clicks a no-card trial and gets sent to a payment page before they have an account. A tradesman who's already suspicious of software sees a checkout screen and closes the tab. That one mismatch could account for all 4500 of those pageviews going nowhere. Second thing, and I say this kindly because it'll cost you trust. Your homepage says "thousands of tradespeople have already ditched the paperwork," and you've told us here you have zero signups. Someone who signs up and finds themselves alone in there will feel it, and asking for Trustpilot reviews before anyone's used the product compounds it. You've got a genuinely better story anyway, 23 years in the trade, built it yourself at night because you lived the problem. That's what makes a tradesman trust you, not invented numbers. And find out where those 4500 views came from. If it's founder communities and social, those aren't your buyers, and traffic from the wrong crowd converts at zero no matter how good the product is. Where's the traffic actually coming from?

Your signup flow contradicts itself, and I think that's your zero. Every button says "Start Free Trial, no card required." Then the modal that opens says "Choose a plan. You'll be taken to checkout, then come straight back to create your account." So someone clicks a no-card trial and gets sent to a payment page before they have an account. A tradesman who's already suspicious of software sees a checkout screen and closes the tab. That one mismatch could account for all 4500 of those pageviews going nowhere. Second thing, and I say this kindly because it'll cost you trust. Your homepage says "thousands of tradespeople have already ditched the paperwork," and you've told us here you have zero signups. Someone who signs up and finds themselves alone in there will feel it, and asking for Trustpilot reviews before anyone's used the product compounds it. You've got a genuinely better story anyway, 23 years in the trade, built it yourself at night because you lived the problem. That's what makes a tradesman trust you, not invented numbers. And find out where those 4500 views came from. If it's founder communities and social, those aren't your buyers, and traffic from the wrong crowd converts at zero no matter how good the product is. Where's the traffic actually coming from?