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Simulates dozens of visitor types on a landing page to flag why they would not convert, plus tracks AI-engine citations.
WhyIQ sells two related tools under one account. CRO Scanner takes a URL or an uploaded HTML file and runs behavioral simulations, modeled on published visitor-behavior research, across roughly twenty visitor archetypes to point out specific elements likely causing people to leave without converting. AI Radar is a separate tracker that checks whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, and Google's AI answers mention or cite a business for a set of tracked questions. Both tools deliver reports by email within a few minutes and can run before a page is publicly live, since the scanner accepts raw HTML uploads.
First page scan is free; further CRO scans are $2.99 each as non-expiring credits, or $249/month for the 25-page Agency tier. AI Radar is priced separately, starting at $29/month for 30 tracked questions.
Use tool ↗WhyIQ's CRO Scanner is useful specifically because it works on a page before it has real visitors, simulating archetypes instead of waiting for analytics to accumulate; the AI Radar half is a separate, smaller product bolted on for tracking whether AI answer engines cite a business. Both tools are report generators rather than tools that fix anything themselves, so the findings still need to be implemented by hand.
Watch out: The CRO findings are model-simulated visitor behavior, not observed analytics from actual traffic — treat it as a pre-launch checklist, not a replacement for real A/B testing.
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