Agentcheck: a landing page for the Agency Results Checker idea

Find out if your SEO agency is actually getting results

The people posting keep asking one thing: is my agency getting results, or am I being strung along? The headline names that worry in their own terms. The word "actually" carries the doubt they feel after months of being told to wait. It promises an answer, not more marketing talk.

Words it borrows from real posts:

• “SEO needs time”
• “Is this normal”
• “£420 a month”

1. Navigation: It lets a cautious owner jump straight to how it works, what they get, the price and the FAQ, and keeps the main button in view.
2. Hero: It states the question, the method and the 48-hour verdict up front. The sample verdict shows what "push back" looks like, using a £420 retainer and 7 months like the posts describe.
3. Problem: It names the pains in owners' words, starting with "SEO needs time" having no end date, so readers see their own situation before any pitch.
4. How it works: It turns the posters' "is this normal?" into three plain steps and stresses view-only access, which answers the fear of handing over accounts.
5. Features: Each point answers a doubt from the posts: a clear call instead of reports, a yardstick for "needs time", neutrality, and help vetting the next hire.
6. Who it's for: It says who the check is for and who it isn't for, so owners on a retainer recognise themselves and in-house marketers self-select out.
7. Comparison: It explains why the obvious options fall short: an agency grading its own work, or a rival whose audit is a pitch.
8. Pricing: It keeps the price simple and one-off, because people already paying a monthly retainer are wary of another recurring cost.
9. FAQ: It answers the objections an owner would raise: cost on top of a retainer, account safety, who reviews, bias, timing and PPC.
10. Final call to action: It restates the three possible verdicts, the price and the refund, so the reader can decide without scrolling back up.
11. Footer: It repeats the one trust point that matters most here: Agentcheck never sells marketing services.

• Agency check: £79 once
• Check + vetting kit: £108 once

£79 is set well below the £420 monthly retainer one person mentioned, so the check costs less than a wasted month. The second plan adds the £29 vetting kit for those asking how to vet anyone they would hire next. Both are one-off, with no subscription.

The button says Get my agency checked. After the click: Agentcheck is almost ready

"Get my agency checked" says what happens in the owner's own terms. The click asks the visitor to commit to the check. The dialog that follows, "Agentcheck is almost ready", tells them the product isn't built yet. Ghostlaunch uses the click to test real interest.

Brand colour #A3182B, the “classic” font pair, a light theme.

A deep red brand colour reads as serious and a little like an auditor's mark, which fits a verdict on whether money is being wasted. The classic font pair and light theme look calm and trustworthy. That suits owners who feel misled by jargon and want a plain second opinion.