I’ve been roasting landing pages on IH for the last 48 hours to train my AI, RoastMyLanding.
One thing I’ve noticed: Founders are terrified of being direct.
I just roasted a travel budget tool. High utility, but it looked like a hobby blog because of a massive 7-link navigation bar and a tiny headline. They were "whispering" their value when they should have been shouting it.
The Lesson: If you want people to pay, you have to look like a tool, not an article.
Another founder (@bjorndbuilder) actually implemented my feedback on Licensetrim.com, adding social proof to kill "trust-killers." Seeing the "Before & After" is why I'm building this.
I’m doing a few more manual roasts in the comments today. Drop your URL if you can handle the truth.
Or get the AI's 10-point diagnosis instantly: https://roastmylanding.vercel.app/