See why buyers leave.
Before you pay for the traffic.

Buyer Clone is a pre-launch conversion testing tool. You paste a URL and a panel of AI buyer-persona agents moves through your landing page like real customers — showing exactly where each one hesitates, doubts, or drops off, plus a ranked list of fixes to win them back. Results come back in under 10 minutes, with no snippet to install and nothing touching your codebase.

Synthetic user testing uses AI agents modelled on real buyer types to evaluate a page the way humans would — forming a first impression, scrolling with limited attention, questioning claims, and deciding whether to bounce, stall, or convert. It surfaces the same structural friction (unclear copy, missing proof, weak CTAs) as human testing, but in minutes instead of weeks and without recruiting participants.

Synthetic buyers are trained to catch the same structural friction real buyers catch — confusing headlines, missing proof, unhandled objections, weak CTAs. They won't replicate the emotional nuance of a live user interview, but they surface the actionable stuff in 5 minutes instead of 5 weeks. The sweet spot: use Buyer Clone before launch to fix structural issues, then validate with real users once you have traffic.

A full panel of synthetic buyers typically completes in under 10 minutes. You get a prioritised conversion brief — what worked, what caused hesitation, and which changes are most likely to improve performance — with no waiting for participant recruitment or scheduling.

Any URL — landing pages, product pages, pricing pages, signup flows, or campaign pages. Buyer Clone reads the page from the outside, so it works on live pages, staging environments, Framer or Webflow previews, and localhost tunnels via tools like ngrok.

No. Paste a URL and go. There's no snippet, no SDK, no tag manager configuration. Buyer Clone reads your page the same way a real buyer does — from the outside. Nothing touches your codebase.

Buyer Clone auto-discovers likely buyer types from your page content. It reads your copy, identifies the implied audience and offer, and builds personas from that. You can refine them, add your own ICP definitions, or let the auto-discovered ones run first to see what they surface.

You receive a conversion brief: a ranked list of friction points, each with the persona who hit it, the specific page element involved, and a recommended fix. It's written to be handed directly to a copywriter, designer, or developer — not a wall of screenshots that needs interpretation.