Hero headline tester: see your headline in a real hero
Type your headline and subhead to see them in a real hero, on desktop and on a phone. Compare up to three versions and get a plain grade with a question that leads to each fix.
35 characters
Centred, product below
The dashed line marks the fold: the bottom of the first screen.
Click, drop or paste a screenshot. It never leaves your browser.
Variant A
Strong
Clear outcome, plain words, and the subhead says who and how.
- Pass
Short enough to read at a glance
7 words, 35 characters.
- Pass
Names an outcome
Outcome words: “close”, “days”, “not weeks”.
- Pass
Says who it is for
Audience: “teams”, “finance”.
- Pass
Plain words, no hype
No hype or jargon found.
- Pass
Clear, not clever
Direct statement, short words (about 4.0 letters each).
- Pass
Speaks to the reader
“You” words: 2. “We” words: 0.
- Pass
One-sentence subhead
1 sentence, 18 words.
Questions
- What makes a good SaaS hero headline?
- It names the outcome the customer gets, in plain words, in about ten words or fewer. It talks to the reader, not about the company. The subhead then says who it is for and how it works, and the button sits above the fold.
- How long should a SaaS headline be?
- About 4 to 10 words and under 70 characters. That fits on two or three lines on a phone and can be read at a glance. Move any detail to the subhead.
- What is a 5-second test?
- You show the hero to someone for five seconds, then hide it and ask what the product does. If they cannot say, the headline is not clear yet. This tool shows your hero alone for five seconds so you can try it on yourself or a friend.
- Does this hero headline tester use AI?
- No. It uses clear rules you can read, such as word count, a list of outcome words and a list of hype words. Everything runs in your browser, and your screenshot is never uploaded.
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