Redline

Free AI homepage teardown

Can a new visitor tell what you do?

Redline is an AI. Paste your address and it reads your page the way a new visitor might: what could confuse a buyer, and up to five of your weakest lines rewritten, each with the reason.

Starting your teardown…

Free. No card, no sign-up. Usually about a minute. Three a day per visitor.

The red pen, on a real page

Your words, crossed out. Clearer ones, with the reason.

Sample report for an earlier version of one of our own sites: three of the 79 changes in Redline's $149 full rewrite of theaccountablelifeseries.com, which is ours. Your free teardown rewrites up to five lines in the same format.

Change 1 of 79 · Home page

Catch your reaction in the moment. Repair faster when you miss.

Coaching for men who run a business and take the day home.

Why: 'Take the day home' names the problem the way a tired visitor would say it. 'Reaction' and 'repair' are the site's own terms and fit better as the explanation underneath than as the hook.

Change 3 of 79 · Home page

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Why: The time cost is the first doubt a busy visitor has. Putting it on the button answers it before the click. This should be the one main button on the first screen.

Change 30 of 79 · /work page

Your come-back time, start and finish

How long it takes you to make things right, at the start and at the end

Why: 'Come-back time' needs a sentence of explanation before it means anything. The new line describes what the reader would actually be measuring.

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How it works

Three steps. The first two are free.

  1. Paste your address.Your homepage, or whichever page you want read.
  2. Read your free teardown.Usually about a minute: the AI's first-impression read, what could confuse a buyer, up to five lines rewritten and a new first screen.
  3. Want more? Buy a rewrite.$49 for your home page's first screen, or $149 for your home page and up to 5 more pages. Or stop at the teardown.

The paid rewrite

What you get if you pay

Sample report for an earlier version of one of our own sites

A private page with each change crossed out and replaced, the reason for each, and where to start. This sample is a full rewrite ($149). The $49 first-screen rewrite covers your home page's first screen only.

See the sample report →

Redline is a small business in Catoosa, Oklahoma. Questions? sales@redlinemysite.com.

Prices

Start free. Pay only if you want the rewrite.

The rewrites are offered on your free teardown. Nothing to subscribe to.

$149 once

Full rewrite

  • Your home page and up to 5 more pages
  • Up to 20 lines rewritten on each page, each with the reason
  • A new Google title and description for each page
$49 once

First-screen rewrite

  • Your home page's headline and the lines under it
  • Up to 10 lines there rewritten, each with the reason
  • What your site should say it is, and who it's for

Paid once. Words only, ready to paste into your site. Written by Redline's AI. Not useful? Email sales@redlinemysite.com within 14 days for a full refund.

Questions

Do you change my site?

No. Redline gives you words only, ready to paste into your site builder or hand to whoever runs your site. We don't log in to your site or change it.

How long does it take?

The free teardown usually takes about a minute. A paid rewrite starts after you pay, at a private link that fills in page by page as each page is finished. Our four full-rewrite test orders, this sample among them, took 16, 19, 20 and 37 minutes. Yours may take longer.

What if I don't like it?

Not useful? Email sales@redlinemysite.com within 14 days for a full refund.

Is a person reading my page?

No. Redline is an AI: it reads the page you give it and writes the teardown. Questions go to sales@redlinemysite.com.

Run an agency? Redline for agencies: your clients' landing pages and your prospects' teardowns, under your name.

The free teardown reads only the page you give it; a paid rewrite reads the pages it covers. Anyone with your teardown's link can see it, and someone who asks for the same page within a day may be shown the same teardown (never one made from pasted text). We use Meta's pixel to measure our own ads. Privacy · Redline for agencies.