Free ad to page match checker
How to use it
- Paste the headline and description of your ad.
- Paste the headline, subhead and button text from the first screen of the page the ad sends people to.
- Fix the three gaps at the top, then check again.
Real ads and pages behind the rules

Put the time to sign up in the ad

Put the time to start in the hero

Lead your ad with free

Write an ad for each local search

Add a deadline to your search ad

Answer a how to search with an ad
Questions
What is an ad to page match checker
A free tool that puts your ad next to the first screen of your landing page and checks if they say the same thing. It runs 10 rules, and each rule comes from a real ad or page in our library.
How does it score my ad and page
It runs 10 rules in your browser: the offer, the headline words, the button, the number, what starting takes, the deadline, the next step for people still learning, the description words, one button and plain words. Each rule has a weight. A pass earns its points, a near miss earns half, and the score is the share of points earned.
Why do ads get clicks but no sales
Most often the page breaks the promise the ad made. It opens with a new offer, drops the number or the date, or asks for a different next step. The answer on why ads get clicks but no conversions walks through the fixes.
Where do the rules come from
From real ads and pages in the library, including the Mercury search ad and the Mercury homepage that both say 10 minutes, the HubSpot ad that leads with free and the Deel ad written for one state. Every fix links to the example that shows the rule.
Does it work for Black Friday ads
Yes. Paste the sale ad and the sale page. The deadline and offer rules catch the most common gaps. The Black Friday landing page answer has the rest of the checks.
Is it free
Yes, free and no signup. Nothing is fetched. There is no login and nothing is saved. Everything runs in your browser.
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