The average B2B homepage scores 60/100.
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Free 8-Dimension Homepage Analysis for B2B SaaS

Scored against behavioral psychology research from Kahneman, Cialdini, Gartner/CEB, and the Baymard Institute. Results in minutes.

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66 OF 100
5-Sec Verdict
68
Story Arc
62
Mirror Test
58
Status Quo Tax
45
Safety Net
82
Proof Stack
78
Logo Test
64
The Close
71

8 dimensions. Color-coded. Delivered in minutes.

Most B2B SaaS homepages underperform.
Here's the data.

60.5
Average SignalScore across 50+ B2B SaaS companies studied. Most homepages cluster in the 51-70 range with clear gaps in specific dimensions.
2026 Benchmark Study
41.5
The Status Quo Tax: the weakest dimension. 80% scored below 50. Only 1 company above 70. Almost nobody is making buyers feel the cost of doing nothing.
Lowest of all 8 dimensions
32-72
The full score range. Even well-funded SaaS brands with large marketing teams are failing on dimensions they don't measure.
Score range across all companies studied
$3M

That's how much additional annual revenue a mid-market SaaS company leaves on the table from a single percentage point improvement in homepage conversion. At 20,000 monthly visitors and a $25K ACV, the math is straightforward. The fix starts with knowing your score.

Your competitors aren't losing deals because their product is better. They're winning because their homepage communicates better.

Real B2B SaaS Homepages Analyzed

Real scores. Published teardowns. See where they fall short. Read the teardowns →

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8 dimensions. 0 guesswork.

Every dimension maps to peer-reviewed behavioral economics, sales psychology, or conversion science. No vibes. No best practices from blog posts.

40-60%

of B2B deals end in no decision. Not a competitor win. Buyer paralysis.

Gartner / CEB Research
2x

Losses are felt twice as strongly as equivalent gains. Loss framing is the most powerful lever in buyer psychology.

Kahneman & Tversky, Prospect Theory
5 sec

That's how long a buyer takes to form their first impression. If your value prop isn't clear, nothing below the fold matters.

BJ Fogg, Stanford Web Credibility Research
1

The 5-Second Verdict

Can a first-time visitor understand what you do and why it matters in 5 seconds?

BJ Fogg, Stanford
2

The Story Arc

Does your page tell a story? Or throw disconnected claims at the visitor?

Nielsen Norman Group
3

The Mirror Test

Are you speaking to the buyer's job-to-be-done? Or just listing features?

Clayton Christensen, HBS
4

The Status Quo Tax

Does the page make doing nothing feel dangerous? Or let the status quo win?

Kahneman & Tversky
5

The Safety Net

Are you actively removing reasons not to buy? Guarantees, proof, low-friction trials?

Gartner / CEB
6

The Proof Stack

Is your proof specific and strategic? Or generic logos and vague testimonials?

Robert Cialdini
7

The Logo Test

Can a buyer comparing you to alternatives see why you're different?

Ries & Trout
8

The Close

Are your CTAs, forms, and pathways optimized? Or is the buyer left to figure it out?

Baymard Institute
Who built this

Built by someone who's done it

SignalScore's methodology comes from 25 years of building, scaling, and advising B2B companies - not from a marketing textbook.

3X
CEO
$850M+
Enterprise Value Created
$120M
Most Recent Exit

Chad Bockius has led GTM at companies like Bazaarvoice, Socialware and CarStory - raising $78M+ in venture capital and driving real revenue outcomes. The same principles behind those results power every SignalScore dimension.

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