Marklens: a landing page for the Exam Mistake Analyzer idea

Find out exactly where your exam marks slip away

People asking for a fix say they know the material but can't see where the marks go. The headline promises exactly that missing answer, and reuses their idea of marks slipping away. It speaks to the confusion, not to effort, because they already study hard.

Words it borrows from real posts:

• “marks slip away”
• “thinking questions”
• “bomb exams”
• “genuinely don't know why”

1. Navigation: It gives quick jumps to how it works, features, pricing and FAQ, and keeps the main button visible for anyone already convinced.
2. Hero: It names the subjects and exams, states the promise, and shows a sample breakdown of lost marks by cause, so the idea is clear before any reading.
3. Problem: It repeats what people said, like studying hard, still bombing exams and not knowing why, so readers recognise themselves before any solution appears.
4. How it works: Three plain steps show the work is small: photograph a marked exam, see each lost mark's cause, drill the biggest habit.
5. Features: Each feature turns a vague complaint into something concrete, including help with the thinking questions where people said their marks vanished.
6. Who it's for: It describes who this is for, students whose class tests beat their exams, and says honestly who it won't help yet.
7. Comparison: People said more study hasn't worked, so this sets the idea against more practice papers and a tutor on the one point that matters: diagnosis.
8. Pricing: It frames the cost against tutoring and offers one exam free, so the test asks little before showing value.
9. FAQ: It answers the likely worries in advance: how marks get tagged, privacy of exam photos, subjects covered, cost and messy handwriting.
10. Final call to action: It restates the core shift, fix where marks go rather than study more, and repeats the same free first step.
11. Footer: One line restates what Marklens does and for whom, so the page ends on the same promise it started with.

• Free: Free
• Pro: $10 a month

The free plan covers one exam with its breakdown, enough to see if the diagnosis rings true. Pro at $10 a month adds unlimited exams, patterns and drills. The page sets that against tutor hourly rates, and holiday pausing fits a student's year.

The button says Log my first exam free. After the click: Marklens is almost ready

"Log my first exam free" names the real first action and removes the cost worry. Because Ghostlaunch built this page to test the idea, the click opens a dialog saying Marklens is almost ready. It measures intent without asking for any exams or payment.

Brand colour #24307A, the “sturdy” font pair, a light theme.

A deep navy feels calm and serious, like school material, which suits students stressed about exams. A sturdy font pair and light theme keep long explanations and mark breakdowns easy to read, much like a marked paper.