The job
You are measured on cost per result, and the landing page is half of that number. Most teams learn a page is weak after the first week of spend. Simenity moves that week to before launch: the audiences you would target, reading the page, network by network.
One simulation reads every combination at once.
Pages, multiplied by audiences, multiplied by networks. Every pair gets its own read.
How the team runs it
Three steps, the same for every run: a page, the audiences that read it, and the result.
- Page
Paste the landing page
Any public or preview URL. We read it as a plan: headline, offer, proof, form.
- Audiences
Every audience on every network
Audiences built from the targeting each network sells, so a result maps to something you can buy.
- Result
Put spend where it reads best
A click-through range for each audience and network, and the objection holding each one back.
Six audiences, four networks, one pricing page
The page was read by each audience on each network the team planned to buy. Each cell is a predicted click-through; darker reads better.
What the team took from it
- Budget holders on LinkedIn read the page best of any pair.3.4%
- TikTok trails for every audience: the page asks for a demo before it shows the product.0.7–1.6%
- Short-form viewers read it better on Meta than on TikTok, so their budget moves there.2.2% vs 0.9%
An example from a sample workspace. Every figure is a simulated range, not a measured result.
What you bring
- A landing page URL, live or preview
- The networks you plan to buy
- Audiences from your library, or none: we find them
What you get back
- A click-through range for every audience on every network
- The objections behind each weak pair
- A ranked list of fixes, each with what it is worth
Where most performance marketers start
Three pages a month, with pair-level replay to see why one network reads a page differently from another.
Pro
$49.99per month
Prices in USD
3 simulations a month$15.99 each
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