Leak Ledgerpaid traffic page rescue

You paid for the click.
We stop it leaking.

Send us the exact page your ads land on. We measure where the buy button and the proof actually sit, then rebuild the first screen so both are there before anyone has to scroll. Live in 24 hours, fixed price.

Proof is not the problem for most of these brands. Jocko Fuel's own product page carries "Based on 575 reviews", it just sits 6,030px down a page with an 844px fold. The work is moving what already exists, not inventing it.

Get started see the fold diagram ↓

This is the whole argument

one picture, three real pages

Every phone stops rendering visible content at the same place: the fold. Below is where the buy action on three audited pages actually sits, measured at 390×844, drawn to one shared scale. The dashed line is the fold. The dot is the buy button. The gap between them is paid traffic that already arrived and still has to scroll to spend money.

FOLD · 844px, every phone, every ad, every click

Jocko Fuel

ADD TO CART at y=1,400px, 556px below the fold. Reviews exist at y=6,030px.

Transparent Labs

Add To Cart at y=926px, only 82px below the fold. Proof already clears it at y=653px.

Naked Nutrition

Add To Cart at y=919px, 75px below the fold. Trust line already sits at y=10px.

visible without scrollingrequires a scrollwhere the buy button actually is

Three pages, measured

not opinion, pixels

Independent teardowns of three real DTC pages, built to show the method before asking anyone to trust it: render the page at the width a paid click actually arrives on, measure where the buy button and the proof really sit, then rebuild the first screen around the promise that bought the click.

Jocko Fuel · Combat Tested 3.0

teardown 001

ADD TO CART sits at y=1,400px on a 390×844 screen, already past the 844px fold. The page's own proof, "Based on 575 reviews," is another 4,630px further down: a 5,186px gap between the fold and the first thing that could close the sale.

fold 844px · buy 1,400px · proof 6,030px

Transparent Labs · Growth

teardown 002

This one is close. Proof clears the fold at y=653px with room to spare, but ADD TO CART sits at y=926px against an 844px fold, an 82px miss. Eight form fields still stand between browsing and buying.

fold 844px · buy 926px · 8 fields

Naked Nutrition · Grass Fed Whey Isolate

teardown 003

Proof lands almost immediately: a trust line reading "Since 2014, Trusted by 1M+ Customers" renders at y=10px. But eleven visible fields and two duplicate Add To Cart buttons sit between that trust line and the actual buy action at y=919px.

proof 10px · buy 919px · 11 fields
Independent analyses of public pages. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or commissioned by any of the three brands. Every number was measured by rendering the live public page at 390×844. We have zero clients and three teardowns. That is the whole track record, stated plainly rather than padded with logos that would not be true.

How it works

four steps, nothing hidden
01

You send the page and the ad

The exact product or landing page URL your paid traffic lands on, and the ad or creative that sends people there. That is the whole brief.

02

We measure the first screen

Where the buy button actually sits, where your proof actually sits, and whether the promise in your ad survives the click, on the real device width your traffic uses. Same method as the diagram and the three teardowns above.

03

We rebuild it and ship it

One page, live, from the moment We have your assets. Fixed price, agreed before we start. Nothing added mid-build.

04

You run it against the old page

Same traffic, same ads. If the new page does not beat the old one on conversion rate after 30 days at equal traffic, We rebuild it again, free.

What it costs

stated here, not behind a call
$750
one page, rebuilt, live in 24 hours from the moment We have your assets. First three clients only.

Live in 24 hours or you don't pay. Unconditional. Fully in our control, so it is not a marketing line, it is the deal.

If it doesn't win, We rebuild it again for free. If the new page doesn't beat the old one on conversion rate after 30 days at equal traffic, We rebuild it again at no charge. Conditional on the test actually running and the ads staying put while it does.

No revenue promise. We don't guarantee revenue, ROAS, ranking, or a percentage lift. We don't control your offer, your price, your creative, or your market. We control what happens on the page, and that's what the guarantee above covers.

After the first three: $2,500, delivered in 72 hours, same two guarantees. The price moves because the same turnaround does not hold past a handful of pages running at once.
I'm taking three of these right now, at the launch price, in exchange for the right to use the result as a case study. After the third, the price moves up.

Who this is for

and who it isn't, on purpose

This is for you if

  • You're a DTC or Shopify brand actually spending on Meta or Google ads right now
  • Roughly $2M to $50M in revenue, enough traffic for the numbers to matter
  • You can point to one specific page your ads land on and name what's wrong with it, or suspect something is
  • You can get me assets, brand guidelines, or store access within a day of paying
  • You want one page fixed, not a strategy conversation about it

This isn't for you if

  • You don't have paid traffic yet. Fix acquisition first, a rebuilt page has nothing to convert
  • You need a full site rebuild, a new brand, or SEO and ranking work
  • You want ads managed, email or Klaviyo flows built, or a login and account system added
  • You need a guaranteed revenue or conversion-rate lift. We guarantee the page ships and the test is fair, not the outcome of your market
  • You need someone reachable in US business hours in real time

We ran our own tools on this page

the score is below, not a claim about it

The same 16-rule gate that scores every client rebuild before it ships (scripts/qa.mjs, run against scripts/extract.mjs's measurements) was pointed at this page. Nobody else selling conversion work publishes this number for their own site. Here it is.

100/100
Automated score, 0 hard failures, publishable per the same bar every client deliverable has to clear.
01–02Buy action above the fold, 390 & 430 widePASS
03–04Proof above the fold, mobile & desktopPASS
05Exactly one H1PASS
08Zero first-party console errorsPASS
10CTA reachable without scroll, every viewportPASS
12Loads under 5 secondsPASS
15Touch targets ≥ 44×44pxPASS
16Accessibility, axe-corePASS
Full 16-rule output, re-runnable by anyone with this repo: node scripts/extract.mjs <url> _sitecheck && node scripts/qa.mjs data/audits/_sitecheck/extract.json. Five items stay outside any script's reach by design, real product imagery, a live checkout click-through, keyboard-nav traversal, an analytics baseline, and a human visual pass, and none of those apply to a page with no product and no checkout.

Talk to us directly

one path, no form

No form on this page. A form asking for your name and email is a data-collection flow We haven't built consent handling for, so it doesn't exist here. Two ways to reach me instead:

✉ abhishek@valuestackproductions.com in {{LINKEDIN_URL}}