The job
Before launch there is no traffic to learn from, so the first version of a page is a guess. Simenity gives that guess a read: which audiences the page attracts, how each responds, and what they object to, while changes are still cheap.
One simulation reads every combination at once.
Pages, multiplied by audiences. 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
Test the page before it's public
Preview and staging links work, so nothing has to be live.
- Audiences
Find who it attracts first
We detect the audiences the page already speaks to, which is often not the one you planned for.
- Result
Fix the gaps before day one
A ranked list of fixes, then a re-run to confirm each one worked.
A pre-launch page over three runs
The page was tested on a preview link before launch, fixed once per run, and re-run against the same three audiences.
What the team took from it
- The planned audience, developers, read it at 1.4%. Operations leads read it at 2.3%.+0.9 pts
- Top objection on run 1: no pricing, so it read like a waitlist.Run 1
- Two fixes lifted the best audience by 1.1 points before a single paid click.+1.1 pts
An example from a sample workspace. Every figure is a simulated range, not a measured result.
What you bring
- A preview or staging link
- A guess at who it is for, or none
- One or two networks you plan to start on
What you get back
- The audiences the page really attracts
- The objections each one raises
- A tested page before the first paid click
Where most startups start
Start with one simulation. Move to Pro when you are testing a page every few weeks.
Pay as you go
$29.99per simulation
Prices in USD
1 simulation$29.99 each
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