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Score and iterate your page on LEANSpark. Go deeper on the method.

Run your page on LEANSpark

  • Score it — the Landing Page Assessment reads your live page and scores all seven dimensions, gates each one, and names what to fix first. This is the scorecard the whole loop runs on.
  • Draft from context — generate a starting page from your canvas, voice profile, interviews, proof, and design system, so the copy begins from validated evidence rather than a blank page — and wears your actual brand.
  • Put it on the clock — stage a Landing Page Conversion Test with a structured goal (target rate, visitor floor, time window). Recording the page starts the check clock; every three days the system asks for real numbers and scores them against the goal.
  • The context engine — your Voice Profile and Library (interviews, proof, past content) are the same ones that power your content. One source of truth, two surfaces.
  • Pull it anywhere — via the MCP, any AI assistant can read your voice, offer, competitive landscape, segments, interviews, and design system — and write back: file the page into an experiment, report its real metrics, even stage the next experiment for your review.

Where the line falls. LEANSpark feeds the page validated context, scores it, runs the check schedule, and keeps the verdict honest — that’s the shipped part. What stays yours is the deciding: you write the brief, you start the experiment, you make the kill / iterate / scale call. The agent proposes. The founder decides.

Go deeper on the method

  • The Content Pipeline (No. 8 in this series) — the companion to this playbook: it fills Rooms 1 and 2 off the same context engine that converts in Room 3.
  • Running Lean and The AI-Native Founder’s Playbook (No. 1) — where positioning, segments, and proof come from in the first place.
  • How to Talk to Customers (No. 3) and How to Sell Before You Build (No. 5) — the discovery and the offer that give the page its language and its proof.

The page at a glance

StageWhat you’re doing
BriefFive questions, answered from evidence. One falsifiable promise, one CTA.
EvidenceBrand buys a few points; validated context buys the rest. Receipts, not adjectives.
ScoreSeven dimensions out of 100, a gate on each. Fix the weakest first.
MeasureFive metrics, in order. Qualified signup is the only one that counts.
ExperimentA goal the page can fail: target rate, visitor floor, time window. The clock starts when the page is recorded.
LoopOne variable per cycle. Plan, do, check, act. Kill, iterate, or scale — you make the call.