A website grader that reads your words.

Paste a URL. Klarnio reads your page the way a first-time visitor does, grades the copy and the customer journey out of 100, and quotes the exact sentences that lose them.

Free · No account, just your email · Two to three minutes

What this grader does not check.

  • Page speed
  • SEO
  • Mobile layout
  • Accessibility
  • Security

Free tools already grade those well, and you should run one. Klarnio grades the part none of them read: whether a stranger would act on what your page says.

What it grades

Two scores, both counted from your page.

Our own homepage, graded on 28 September 2026. A low score on our own page is the point.

Marketing copy

42of 100

30 of 65 claims pass all three rules

Visualise

Can a visitor picture it?

Falsify

Could anyone prove it wrong?

Ownable

Could only you say it?

Customer journey

67of 100

The average of 50, 100 and 50

Struggle

Is this about my problem?

3 of 650

Evaluation

Can I trust it?

7 of 7100

Growth

What happens after I say yes?

3 of 650

The copy score weights each claim by where it sits, so it is not the plain share of claims.

A graded page

Three sentences from klarnio.com, graded.

VisualiseFAIL

“You have read enough about it.”

Why: Visualise and Ownable: the original gives the reader nothing to see or do, and the replacement shows the exact output waiting for them in words no competitor can repeat.

After

Paste your URL and read the three sentences on your own homepage a visitor will not act on.

FalsifyFAIL

“Traffic is rarely the problem. The words usually are.”

Why: Falsify and Ownable: “rarely” and “usually” are quantifiers no one can test and every copywriter already uses, while a counted result from your own audits is checkable and belongs to Klarnio alone.

After

Of the [NUMBER] pages audited so far, [NUMBER] lost the reader on the words, not the traffic.

OwnableFAIL

“Fix it, audit it again, see what moved.”

Why: Ownable and Visualise: re-running a scan is something every tool offers, while the two cards side by side, one still empty until you run it, is the specific thing a reader can picture and only Klarnio shows.

After

Re-audit the same page and your old scores stay on screen beside the new ones.

Every quote is verbatim from the page.

Free and paid

The diagnosis is free. You pay for the prescription.

Free, with your email

  • Both scores and the verdict
  • All six evidence cards, quoting your page
  • The single top fix, with its replacement sentence
  • A PDF of the diagnosis

Paid plans

  • The rest of the action plan
  • The fix prompt
  • The interview kit
  • The job statement
See pricing on the homepage →

How a grade is made

Three steps, each one checked against your page.

  1. klarnio.com

    Your website has 30 seconds to say something worth acting on.

    1It opens your page in a real browser

    Like a visitor would, and reads the first screen they see.

  2. Found on the page, by code

    • 25 headings
    • 17 buttons and links
    • 7 prices
    • A form

    2It checks every claim against what is on the page

    Nothing is reported missing unless the page really lacks it.

  3. After

    Of the [NUMBER] pages audited so far

    3It quotes, scores and rewrites

    Where a rewrite needs a fact your page does not give, it leaves a blank instead of inventing one.

Questions

Before you paste a URL.

Is this website grader free?
Yes. One audit, no account, just your email.
How is it different from an SEO or speed grader?
Those check whether a page loads fast and whether Google can read it. Klarnio grades whether a stranger would act on what it says. Run both.
Can I grade a client’s website?
Yes. The report is built to be handed to them.
Does it work on pages that are not in English?
Yes. It writes in the page’s own language.
Will it make up numbers or facts for my page?
No. Where a rewrite needs a fact your page does not give, it leaves a visible blank.

Grade your own page. Three minutes from now you will know which sentences to change first.

Free · No account, just your email · Two to three minutes