Website copy audit tool

Find what’s wrong with your website copy.

Revisi reads the live page, marks the sentences that are unclear, generic, off-brand or difficult to trust, and ranks the edits so you know where to start.

Start with one page. Revisi will not change anything on your website.

Free one-page diagnostic. Suggested rewrites are available in the app.

Actual audit · revisi.ai75/100 page score
Revisi flags “Explore this feature” as a generic CTA. The CTA does not identify which feature the reader will see or what they will get by selecting it. This makes the action less informative than the surrounding product explanation.

Clarity 86/100 ·

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A real Revisi audit of the revisi.ai homepage.
01 / A useful audit

“The copy needs work” is not a diagnosis.

A vague feeling about the copy does not tell you what to change. Is the positioning too abstract? Is the value proposition buried? Does the claim need proof? Is the CTA weak, or does the whole page sound like it was assembled from familiar phrases?

Revisi turns that uncertainty into line-level findings. You see the exact sentence that triggered the issue, why it weakens the page and what kind of edit would improve it.

02 / One finding

See the line. See the problem.

The original sentence stays visible. The explanation gives you a reason to edit.

Illustrative example. The report above is a real audit of Revisi.

Illustrative findingGeneric claimBrand Fit
Original

We deliver innovative solutions that empower organisations to thrive.

FindingThe sentence is polished but commercially empty. It does not identify the service, the audience or the outcome, and a competitor could publish it unchanged.
Rewrite direction

Replace the category language with the work you do, who it is for and what changes as a result.

Illustrative example. Rewrite suggestions are available in the app.
03 / What it checks

More than whether the grammar is correct.

Seven common copy problems, reviewed through five public signals: Brand Fit, Audience Fit, Clarity, Human Voice and Credibility.

Can a new visitor quickly understand what the company does and who it is for?

Does the page explain why the offer matters, or make the reader assemble the value themselves?

Could another company publish the same sentence without changing a word?

Does the page give the reader a reason to believe its claims?

Does the copy still sound like the intended brand, or like several writers and tools have gradually pulled it apart?

Does the page rely on formulaic phrases, inflated adjectives or polished filler?

Is the next step clear, relevant and proportionate to what the reader knows?

04 / How it works

From live page to ranked edit list.

Scan the page
Paste a public URL. Revisi reads the meaningful visible copy and checks the words in context.
Establish the standard
In the app, add a brand voice guide or describe how the brand should sound. Without one, Revisi can begin with an inferred voice, clearly labelled as unconfirmed.
Review the evidence
See the page score, the dimensions that need attention and the exact sentences behind each finding.
Revise and rescan
Make the changes you agree with in your own editor, then scan the live page again to see what improved and what still needs work.
05 / The output

A copy audit you can act on.

Start with the verdict. Follow the finding back to the words. Make the next edit with a reason behind it.

A page-level verdict
Understand the overall condition of the page without mistaking one number for the whole answer.
Line-level findings
See the exact wording that caused each issue instead of searching through the page yourself.
Clear reasoning
Understand whether the problem is clarity, audience fit, voice, trust, specificity or distinctiveness.
Prioritised edits
Start with the changes that matter most rather than rewriting every sentence.
Practical rewrite direction
Review suggested wording alongside the finding, with a limited set of rewrites included in the free diagnostic. You keep the final judgement on every change.
Audit first

A grammar checker asks whether the sentence is correct. Revisi asks whether it belongs.

A sentence can be perfectly grammatical and still fail its job. It can be vague, unconvincing, wrong for the audience or indistinguishable from the competition.

Revisi reviews the copy already published on your website. It diagnoses before it rewrites, and the final decision stays with you.

FAQ

Before you audit

What to expect from your first page review.

A website copy audit tool reviews the written content already published on a site. Revisi checks whether the copy is clear, specific, credible, appropriate for its audience and consistent with the intended brand voice.

No. Revisi can begin with a provisional profile based on the available page copy, labelled “inferred voice, not confirmed”. In the app, adding your own voice guidance or a Markdown brand guide gives the audit a more reliable standard.

The free audit reviews one public page. A Revisi workspace lets you scan and review multiple pages across a website, within your account’s page allowance.

In the app, Revisi provides practical rewrite direction and suggested replacements for flagged lines. The free diagnostic includes a limited set of suggested rewrites. Revisi does not automatically replace or publish the copy.

No. Revisi does not claim to determine whether a person or a model wrote the copy. It identifies patterns that make the writing feel generic, synthetic or unlike the intended brand.

No. It reads the public page and produces a report. Nothing is changed or published.

Audit the page you keep second-guessing.

Paste the URL and see which sentences need attention, what caused each finding and where to start revising.