What you get for $535, and what still needs a person
Landing page audit vs a CRO agency
“Landing page audit” and “CRO agency” get used as if they were the same job. They are not. One looks at the page from the outside and tells you what is broken. The other sits in your accounts, watches real visitors, and runs tests. Funnel Mage is the first kind, on purpose, at a fraction of the second.
Side by side
| Funnel Mage | Person-led review | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $65 to $535 | From $1,285 |
| Time | Minutes | Days to weeks |
| Sales call | None | Usually |
| Retainer | None | Common |
| Live pages | Yes, checked twice | Yes |
| Ad account | No | Yes |
| Logged-in analytics | No | Yes |
| Test purchase | No | Yes |
| Image and brand judgement | No | Yes |
The automated report is honest about the gaps. Missing ad-account numbers, missing analytics logins, and “we would need a person to look at this image” show up as open questions, not padding. When you want those answered, that is the $1,285 tier, and a Funnel Mage report is the brief for it: you never pay for the same diagnosis twice.
If you only need to know why the page your ads land on is not converting, start with the Ad-Waste Work-up at $325: landing page, message, and speed. Add search visibility or competitors if those are the leak.
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