For websites that should bring in enquiries
See where your website loses enquiries, and what to fix next.
Conversion IQ reads your pages the way a customer would, watches what real visitors do, and gives you a short list of fixes in order of impact. Then it makes the changes worth making, measures them, and tells you what happened in plain English.
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IllustrativeHeadline
The headline talks about the business. Visitors arrive asking whether you can fix their boiler today.
Try“Boiler broken? Same-day repairs across Northfield.”
Mobile
On phones, the only call to action sits below the point where most visitors stop scrolling.
Checklist · Missing
No phone number in the first screen. It appears once, in the footer.
Ranked by likely impact. Each one checked against the live page.
- live business websites running it
- 129
- page visits recorded
- 118,085
- enquiries tracked
- 1,127
- pages audited
- 1,977
In the 30 days to 14 October 2026.1
The problem
Analytics tells you what happened. It rarely tells you what to change.
Most small teams know their website could do better. What they lack is a clear answer to the next question: which page, which part of it, and what instead?
Most visitors never see most of your page.
Across the 129 websites we track, the median visit on a phone ends 29% of the way down the page.2 Whatever sits below that point (the reviews, the form, often the phone number) is not reaching most of the people it was written for.
A third of enquiries never touch a form.
32% of the enquiries we tracked were phone taps or email clicks.2 Count only form submissions and you undercount what your site produces, then judge every change against the wrong number.
Generic advice does not know your page.
A checklist from a blog post cannot tell you that your headline describes the business instead of the problem, or that your quote form loses people at the phone-number field. That takes reading your actual page and watching your actual visitors.
How it works
One loop, every month: review, watch, change, report.
You can stop at the first step and act on the review yourself. Or let Conversion IQ carry the loop for you.
Review
Every important page, read the way a customer reads it.
Conversion IQ opens each page on a phone and a desktop, measures how quickly it loads, and reads the headline, calls to action and proof. It scores clarity, trust and call-to-action strength, and rewrites the weak lines.
Each checklist item is marked In place or Missing only after it has been checked against the live page, with the evidence quoted. You are not acting on a guess.
Conversion checklist
Homepage · checked on the live page
A clear call to action in the first screen
In placeFound “Book a free survey” in the header and the hero.
Reviews or ratings near the first call to action
MissingRead the whole page. The only reviews are in the footer carousel.
A phone number visitors can tap without scrolling
MissingOn a 390px phone screen the number first appears 4 screens down.
Loads quickly on a phone
In placeLargest content painted in 1.9s on mobile (Google’s good threshold is 2.5s).
Clarity
72/100
Trust
45/100
Call to action
42/100
Watch
What real visitors do, not what a tool assumes.
One line of script records how far people scroll, what they click (including things that look clickable and are not), where they give up on your forms, and every enquiry: a form sent, a phone number tapped, an email address clicked.
Connect Google Analytics and Search Console and you also see which channels and searches bring the visitors who enquire.
What the script saw on 129 websites2
Real data · the 30 days to 14 October 2026
How far down the page visitors get
Median visit, as a share of the page’s height
How 1,127 enquiries arrived
Phone taps and email clicks are counted, not just forms
- Form sent 769
- Phone tapped 246
- Email clicked 112
Change
The fixes worth making, made for you and measured.
Auto-pilot makes the changes: a clearer headline, your own call-to-action button repeated where phone visitors can reach it, a line of reassurance where people hesitate.
Where a page has enough traffic, each change is tested against the original and kept only if it wins. On quieter pages it is applied with one visitor in ten still seeing the original, so the effect is measured either way. Anything that does worse is taken down.
Changes on your site
Grow · homepage
Headline
Testing · half of visitors- Before
- Quality heating solutions since 1998
- After
- Boiler broken? Same-day repairs across Northfield.
Kept only if it wins with enough visitors to be sure.
Call button on phones
Live · measuredYour own “Book a visit” button, repeated in the first screen on phones. 1 in 10 visitors still see the original, so the difference can be measured.
Reassurance line under the button
RemovedDid worse than the original, so it was taken down.
Report
One page a month, in plain English.
The monthly Growth Report says how many enquiries the website produced, where they came from, what changed, and what to do next. Each next step is marked: automatic, yours, or your web team’s.
It arrives by email. Nobody has to log in to a dashboard to find out how the month went.
Growth Report · September
Sample dataThe month in short
You had 38 enquiries from the website in September, up from 31 in August. Most came from people searching Google for boiler repairs, and 14 phoned or emailed rather than filling in the form.
We repeated your “Book a visit” button in the first screen on phones, where most of your visitors never scroll far enough to see it.
Next moves
- Test a headline about same-day repairsAutomatic
- Make the phone number optional on the quote formYour web team
- Ask your last ten customers for a Google reviewYou
Why it is different
Not another dashboard to interpret.
Each of these tools is good at its job. Conversion IQ exists for the gap between them: knowing what to change, doing it, and checking it worked.
| Capability | Web analytics | Heatmap tools | A one-off audit | Conversion IQ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shows what visitors do on the page | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| Says what to change, page by page | No | Partly | Yes | Yes |
| Counts phone and email enquiries | With setup | No | No | Yes |
| Checks each finding on your live page | No | No | Varies | Yes |
| Makes the change for you | No | No | No | Paid plans |
| Measures whether the change worked | No | No | No | Yes |
| Explains the month in plain English | No | No | Once | Monthly |
General categories; individual products differ. For named tools, see our comparisons.
Who it is for
Built for websites whose job is to start a conversation.
Conversion IQ was built at Webtec, a web agency, and runs on its clients’ sites. It is at its best where success means someone getting in touch.
- Service businessesTrades, clinics, consultancies and local firms, where the website’s job is a call, a quote request or a booking. This is the kind of site Conversion IQ was built on.
- AgenciesA monthly report for every client that shows what changed and what it did, without anyone assembling it by hand.
- SaaSDemo requests and sign-up forms count as enquiries, so you can see which pages and sources produce them.
- Online storesProduct pages, mobile reach and speed. We will be straight about the limits: Conversion IQ does not read your orders.
Setup
One line of code. Any website.
Paste one script tag into your site and Conversion IQ starts recording. There is no plugin to maintain and nothing to rebuild.
<script async
src="https://conversioniq-app.com/ciq.js?site=YOUR_KEY">
</script>- WordPress
- Shopify
- Squarespace
- Wix
- Webflow
- Hand-built sites
Connect if you use them
- Google Analytics 4
- Traffic and channels over time, so a change in enquiries can be told apart from a change in visitors.
- Google Search Console
- The searches that bring people in, with position and click-through, so you can see where search and page do not match.
- Google PageSpeed
- Built in. Core Web Vitals for every audited page, on mobile and desktop.
Pricing
Start free. Pay when it is working for you.
When your site starts sending data, you get 45 days of full Professional access with Auto-pilot switched on. After that you stay on Free unless you choose a plan.
Free
Try it on your own site
$0
- 1 site, 1 page
- Conversion score and benchmark
- See what is costing you conversions
Starter
One site, on auto-pilot
$149 / month
- 1 site, up to 5 pages
- Auto-pilot finds and fixes
- Conversion checklist
Professional
Most chosenThe plan most sites choose
$349 / month
- 1 site, up to 20 pages
- Everything in Starter, plus:
- Site Health monitoring
Scale
For multiple sites
$699 / month
- Up to 3 sites, 100 pages each
- Everything in Professional, plus:
- Visitor intelligence (company-level)
No card needed. Upgrade from your dashboard when you are ready.
What do I get from the free review?
How is this different from Google Analytics?
Will the script slow my website down?
Will it change my website without asking?
My site does not get much traffic. Is it still worth it?
Does it work on my platform?
What does it record about my visitors?
Can I cancel?
- 1.Websites that sent data through the Conversion IQ script in the 30 days to 14 October 2026, excluding our own. Visits are page visits; enquiries are forms sent, phone numbers tapped and email addresses clicked.
- 2.Same websites and period: 40,318 phone visits; median furthest point reached, as a share of page height. Enquiries: 769 forms, 246 phone taps, 112 email clicks.
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