Free tool
Inbound Path Check
Enter a company website. We follow the path a buyer with money would take to reach you, and show you where it leaks.
You get every route a buyer can take, the form and pricing each one hits, the stack behind it, and a written read of what to fix first.
Next step
Get the full audit of your inbound flow
This scan reads your site from the outside. The audit covers the part that decides whether a lead survives: where a submission goes, who it routes to, how fast anyone replies, what your CRM records, and what happens after hours. Tell us what you are running and we will come back with a written audit of your inbound flow.
How the check works
What you give it
Any public company website: your own, a competitor's, or a prospect's.
What it reads
The homepage, then the conversion routes it links to: demo or contact forms, pricing, and booking pages. It counts form fields, checks whether pricing is public or behind a form, and detects the stack behind the forms, such as HubSpot, Marketo, Chili Piper or Calendly.
What you get
The path a buyer takes to reach a person, with findings marked by severity. It does not give a score out of 100, because only the public front end is visible, and a precise number on a partial view would be made up.
What it cannot see
What happens after a form is sent: who owns the lead, how routing works, and how fast a person replies. The Inbound Response Test measures the reply time.
Cost
Free. The findings need no signup; a longer written read is sent by email if you ask for it.