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Days running

29 days

Funnel score

79/100

Page speed

64/100

The ad

I tried coffee from the world's best selling pod—and honestly, it tasted like a burnt stick. That’s exactly why I invested in Cometeer. They solved the hardest problem in coffee: protecting flavor. They work with the best roasters in the country, brew each coffee to perfection, and flash-freeze it at peak flavor. So what you taste is smooth, rich, and naturally sweet. No machine. No mess. Just café-quality coffee in seconds—hot, iced, or as a latte. Try it for yourself and get $46 OFF. Offer applies to first-time subscribers.

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Angle: Quality superiority through contrast (competitor criticism + premium solution)Hook: Relatable problem statement with personal experienceFormat: Video testimonial/product demo

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The funnel behind it

Offer: $79 for 32 cups ($2.47/cup) on subscription or $99 one-time ($3.08/cup)

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79/ 100

Funnel score

8-point CRO breakdown

How well the landing page behind the ad is built to convert, scored across 8 factors: offer, copy, speed, trust, mobile, message-match, CTA, and social proof.

This landing page excels at social proof through celebrity endorsement (Steven Bartlett), compelling storytelling, and multiple trust signals (MIT engineers, Stanford research, TSA/entrepreneur approval). The product benefits are clearly articulated through visual demonstrations and specific differentiators (no machine, no plastic, flash-frozen). However, the page suffers from moderate page speed (64), and while the CTA is prominent and repeated, the offer clarity could be stronger—pricing is shown but the "$46 OFF" mentioned in the ad isn't explicitly highlighted on the page. The mobile experience appears solid with good visual hierarchy, though the long-form storytelling may require significant scrolling on smaller screens.

What this funnel does right. Steal these.

Trust signals: Strong trust signals throughout: MIT engineering credentials, Stanford research citations, celebrity investor endorsement, TSA approval, aluminum capsule transparency, and customer testimonials.
Headline: The main headline uses a powerful before-and-after narrative that immediately resonates emotionally with the target audience.
Social proof: Multiple forms of social proof including celebrity endorsement (Steven Bartlett), Stanford University research, customer testimonials, TSA/entrepreneur approvals, and investor credibility.
Call to action: The 'TRY COMETEER →' CTA is prominent, uses action-oriented language, and appears multiple times throughout the page with consistent yellow button styling.
Message match: The page strongly aligns with the ad's core message about superior taste and the before-and-after transformation, though the $46 discount offer isn't as prominently featured.
Mobile experience: The layout appears responsive with good visual hierarchy, though the long-form storytelling requires substantial scrolling on mobile devices.
Offer clarity: Pricing is clearly displayed ($79 subscription, $99 one-time), but the advertised $46 discount isn't prominently featured on the page itself.

Full breakdown

Call to action8/10

The 'TRY COMETEER →' CTA is prominent, uses action-oriented language, and appears multiple times throughout the page with consistent yellow button styling.

Page speed6/10

PageSpeed score of 64 indicates moderate performance; the page loads acceptably but has room for optimization, particularly for image-heavy content.

Trust signals9/10

Strong trust signals throughout: MIT engineering credentials, Stanford research citations, celebrity investor endorsement, TSA approval, aluminum capsule transparency, and customer testimonials.

Mobile experience7/10

The layout appears responsive with good visual hierarchy, though the long-form storytelling requires substantial scrolling on mobile devices.

Headline9/10

The main headline uses a powerful before-and-after narrative that immediately resonates emotionally with the target audience.

Social proof9/10

Multiple forms of social proof including celebrity endorsement (Steven Bartlett), Stanford University research, customer testimonials, TSA/entrepreneur approvals, and investor credibility.

Message match8/10

The page strongly aligns with the ad's core message about superior taste and the before-and-after transformation, though the $46 discount offer isn't as prominently featured.

Offer clarity7/10

Pricing is clearly displayed ($79 subscription, $99 one-time), but the advertised $46 discount isn't prominently featured on the page itself.