ClaimReceipt
Pilot outcome belongs above the fold
The buyer needs evidence before a feature tour.
Proof without pretending
See the work behind a launch page.
SiteSorted is a new company, so proof starts with transparent sample runs: what was asked, what the CEO decided, what was built, and what remained unknown.
Sample run.
A launch page should carry its reasoning with it.
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Prompt
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Launch CEO plan
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Research receipts
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Generated draft
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Proof lane
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Saved design
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What was not known
Prompt and CEO plan.
The CEO plan turns a messy founder ask into a launch-specific structure.
Prompt
We are launching an AI workflow product for operations teams. We have pilot usage, a short demo, and a weak current page.
CEO plan
- Lead with pilot proof
- Explain the workflow in three steps
- Keep pricing secondary
- Add a clear demo CTA
Research receipts.
Receipts explain why a section, claim, or conversion path belongs in the page.
Proof before the CTA.
SiteSorted keeps the audit trail visible: what the CEO inferred, what it found, and what should not be claimed yet.
Mobile layout
SEO title
Trust section
CTA path
ReferenceReceipt
Developer platform rhythm
Short hero, proof strip, workflow, then trust.
RiskReceipt
Unsupported market-size language
Removed until the founder has a source.
Generated draft and saved design.
The output stays editable and can be reopened.
Operations teams move faster with proof.
A sample generated hero, proof strip, workflow section, and CTA path.
Pilot proof
Workflow
Demo CTA
Saved design
The draft can be saved, reopened, exported, deleted, or used as the starting point for the next CEO review.
What was not known
Exact pilot numbers, compliance claims, and customer logos need founder confirmation.