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Does my page support what my ad promises?
Compare explicit ad promises with literal page evidence and identify items that need owner review.
Does my page support what my ad promises?
Choose manual input or explicitly inspect one public page. Raw HTML findings cannot verify form delivery, actual indexing or visual behavior.
How to use this tool
Bring: Ad headline and body, offer, product or service and location where relevant, plus pasted landing-page text or HTML and a reference URL.
- Enter the actual ad wording and dedicated offer, product and location details.
- Supply page text or HTML. URL inspection is optional and stays unavailable until hosting security prerequisites are verified.
- Review detected phrases, possible mismatches, not-detected evidence and human checks. Literal phrase matching is limited.
- Record owner corrections separately, keeping the original observation visible. Review the highest justified priorities before changing the ad or page.
Hypothetical example — fictional inputs, not a forecast
A fictional ad promises “Boiler service” in “Example Town” for “$80.” Supplied page text says “Boiler service in Example Town — $90.”
The shared service and location phrases can be detected. The price difference is a possible mismatch to review, not proof that two unrelated numbers describe the same offer.
Use these figures only to understand the method. Replace them with your own consistent inputs.
Read the result in context
Use the evidence to compare meaning, terms and visitor next steps yourself. Exact text agreement alone cannot establish an accurate or effective landing page.
Assumptions and limitations
- Literal phrase and qualifier checks do not understand every synonym, context or legal term.
- Supplied text cannot establish redirects; source links do not prove working checkout or contact delivery.
- The preserved URL-fetch policy may reject tagged query-bearing destinations. Do not silently remove tracking parameters.
Your information
Pasted source is processed in your browser. If URL inspection is available and you explicitly choose it, the public URL is sent to the site’s scan endpoint. Do not paste private pages, credentials or personal data. Copy and print are explicit actions; drafts do not update your website. These statements describe the tool code. Other website scripts have their own privacy practices; review the website privacy policy before entering sensitive business information.
Questions before you start
Does a detected phrase prove the promise is fulfilled?
No. Read its context, exclusions and actual page experience. The tool supports review rather than semantic certification.
Can I correct a finding?
Yes. Owner review notes stay separate from the original evidence, preserving what the tool actually observed.