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Replithttps://replit.com/

Your landing page’s weakest score is Trust.

How Replit ranks

  1. 1.Replit82
  2. 2.Cursor75
  3. 3.Factory68
  4. 4.Windsurf66
  5. 5.Devin (Cognition)62
  6. 6.Opacity31
Fix Trust
82Growth scoreupdated

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Trust74Information hierarchy80

Trust

74Fair

Proof that the product is real, competent, and safe to try.

Replit
Devin (Cognition)
Trust read
ReplitCustomer logo wall featuring Microsoft, PayPal, SoFi, Stripe, Zillow, Plaid, Adobe, and Atlassian
OpacityNo visible trust signal identified.
CursorDetailed 'Cursor Desktop' product UI showing the 'Plan Mission Control' agent workflow and Cursor CLI output
Devin (Cognition)Customer logo wall featuring Citi, Goldman Sachs, Mercedes Benz, U.S. Army, Cisco, and Wayfair
WindsurfDetailed product screenshot of the Sessions board with 'Running', 'Waiting for review', and 'Done' columns
FactoryNo visible trust signal identified.

Information hierarchy

80Strong

Does the design help or inhibit what the page is trying to say?

Information hierarchy annotations on the desktop capture1234
  1. Nav link row — Nine equal-weight exits sit above the prompt box, leaking attention before the one action the page wants.
  2. Submit arrow button — The pale peach arrow inside the prompt reads as disabled, hiding the affordance that completes the primary action.
  3. Agent nav pill — The only saturated orange fill in the fold is a nav link, so the brand's action color points away from the conversion surface.
  4. Five mode chips — Five same-weight chips beneath the input add a choice step before typing, diluting the single-prompt invitation.

Graded against Lazyweb’s growth rubrics.