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AG1 by Athletic Greens landing page teardown

The page at drinkag1.com has been the destination of a AG1 by Athletic Greens Facebook ad for 67 days. We captured it and scored it 71/100 on the 8-point CRO checklist below.

Offer on the page: AG1 is the simple Daily Health Drink designed to support women's foundational health, so you can show up strong, energized, and ready to take on today. And tomorrow.

drinkag1.com landing page
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CRO stands for Conversion Rate Optimization: turning more of the visitors you already have into customers. This score (0 to 100) rates how well a landing page is built to convert, across 8 factors like offer, headline, speed, trust, and mobile. Read the full explainer →

71/ 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 page excels at social proof (60,000+ verified 5-star reviews prominently displayed) and trust-building (clinical studies, NSF certification, 90-day guarantee, detailed ingredient benefits). The headline "Seize Every Decade" is compelling and aligns well with the ad's life-stage messaging. However, the page suffers from poor mobile optimization (text is cramped, layout doesn't adapt well) and critically slow load times (PageSpeed 41/100 = 4/10). The offer is clear but somewhat buried beneath lifestyle messaging. The CTA "Try AG1 Now" is prominent and action-oriented, though the page includes multiple competing CTAs ("Shop Bundle," "Learn About AGZ") that dilute focus.

What this page does right. Steal these.

  • Social proof9/10
  • Trust signals8/10
  • Headline8/10
  • Message match8/10
  • Offer clarity7/10

Where it leaks conversions

  • Page speed4/10
  • Mobile experience4/10

Full breakdown

Call to action

6/10

Primary CTA is prominent and action-oriented, but multiple competing CTAs dilute conversion focus.

What works
  • Primary 'Try AG1 Now' button is bright green, large, and positioned early in the page flow
  • CTA uses action verb 'Try' which lowers commitment perception
  • Button includes arrow icon suggesting forward motion
What hurts
  • Multiple competing CTAs present: 'Shop Bundle,' 'Learn About AGZ,' 'Get Your AG1' at top, and email signup
  • Secondary CTAs are styled similarly to primary, creating confusion about priority
  • No clear indication of where the primary CTA leads (product page, checkout, etc.)

Page speed

4/10

PageSpeed score of 41/100 indicates significant performance issues that will harm user experience and conversion rates.

What hurts
  • PageSpeed score of 41/100 is well below acceptable thresholds (target is 75+)
  • Slow load time will increase bounce rate, particularly on mobile devices
  • Multiple high-resolution images and video content likely contributing to poor performance

Trust signals

8/10

Strong trust signals throughout: clinical studies, certifications, guarantees, customer testimonials, and detailed ingredient information.

What works
  • NSF Certified for Sport® badge and clinical study claims with specific methodologies detailed in footer
  • 90-day money back guarantee prominently displayed with checkmark
  • Multiple customer testimonials with specific details (names, dates, 'Firefighter & AG1 Drinker Since 2022')
What hurts
  • FDA disclaimer in small text at bottom may raise questions about regulatory status
  • Some claims use asterisks for disclaimers, suggesting regulatory caution

Mobile experience

4/10

Mobile experience is significantly compromised with cramped text, poor spacing, and layout issues that don't adapt well to smaller screens.

What works
  • Primary CTA button appears to be touch-friendly in size
  • Navigation menu is accessible via hamburger icon
What hurts
  • Body text is very small and densely packed with minimal line spacing, making reading difficult on mobile
  • Hero image takes up excessive vertical space on mobile, pushing content far down the page
  • Multi-column layouts (like the 'Replaces Your Daily' section) don't stack properly for mobile viewing

Headline

8/10

Strong, memorable headline that directly addresses the ad's life-stage positioning and resonates with the target audience.

What works
  • 'Seize Every Decade' is emotionally compelling and speaks to women across life stages
  • Headline is large, prominent, and positioned immediately after hero image
  • Aligns perfectly with ad messaging about 'every life stage'
What hurts
  • Headline is somewhat abstract and doesn't immediately communicate the product category (supplement/drink)

Social proof

9/10

Extensive social proof throughout: 60,000+ verified 5-star reviews at top, multiple customer testimonials with names and dates, and expert credentials.

What works
  • 60,000+ verified 5-star reviews with star rating displayed prominently under hero image
  • Multiple full customer testimonials with photos, names, and dates (Rachel Brozovich, Khalit G., others)
  • Expert credentials and clinical study citations throughout (Magtein®, Ashwagandha, Saffron with specific benefits)

Message match

8/10

Page messaging aligns well with ad positioning on foundational nutrition and life-stage support, though page emphasizes women's health more specifically.

What works
  • Ad mentions 'every life stage' and page delivers with sections on different life stages and their needs
  • Ad's 'foundational nutrition' claim matches page's 'builds foundational health' messaging
  • Page reinforces daily routine positioning matching ad's 'daily' language
What hurts
  • Page is heavily women-focused while ad is more gender-neutral, creating slight messaging divergence
  • Ad says 'Learn more' but page is a full product pitch rather than educational content

Offer clarity

7/10

The core offer is clearly stated but requires reading past lifestyle messaging to understand the product benefit.

What works
  • 90-day money back guarantee explicitly listed with checkmark
  • Four key benefit claims listed with icons (Energy Support, Gut Health, Clinically Studied, NSF Certified)
  • Product described as 'simple Daily Health Drink' with specific target audience (women)
What hurts
  • Multiple product variants mentioned (AG1, AGZ) creating confusion about which product is being sold
  • Offer details scattered across multiple sections rather than consolidated
  • No pricing information visible on the page

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Captured from the public page at drinkag1.com; ad data from the public Meta Ad Library. Funnelens is not affiliated with AG1 by Athletic Greens or Meta. See data sources.