For affiliates, product sellers and anyone who has ever opened a blank page and thought “I have no idea how to write this”…
The Pages Making Money In Your Niche Right Now Will Tell You Exactly How They Do It. If You Know How To Read Them.
Page Sniper reads any live sales page and pulls out the structure underneath it: the hook, the section order, the trust signals, where the buttons sit, what the offer actually is. Then it reads the vendor’s own affiliate pages and tells you the one thing they will never put on a sales page, which is where the buyer gets stuck after paying. That is the bonus you offer, and it is why somebody buys through your link instead of the next affiliate’s.
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So you open a competitor’s page. You read it. You feel like you should be learning something. And then you close the tab and open a blank document, and you are exactly where you started.
The problem is that a sales page does not look like a structure when you read it. It looks like words. The thing that makes it convert, the order of the sections, what appears before the first button, how many proof elements sit above the fold, whether the price shows before or after the value stack, is invisible while you are reading the sentences.
That is what Page Sniper reads. Not the words. The skeleton.
What it does, in the order you actually work
Six steps, in the order a real promotion gets planned. You can skip any of them.
Read everything the vendor wrote for affiliates
A launch usually has three pages: the JV page, the JV doc, and the swipes. Collect them and Page Sniper reads all of them together, the way a person would, and tells you what the offer actually is, who it suits and who it does not, the funnel tier by tier with what each one holds back, what the contest really pays, and what an affiliate honestly earns per sale rather than the headline number.
That last part matters. When a vendor says “up to $284.50 per sale”, that is every tier of the funnel added together assuming one buyer takes all of it. Page Sniper says so, works out what the front end alone pays, and tells you how many upsells a buyer would have to take before the headline figure is real.
It ends by handing you the questions those pages never answered, which is what step 2 goes looking for.
Tear down the sales page
The hook, every subhead in order so you can see the argument being built, the structure blocks and where they fall, the trust signals, the CTAs and whether one sits above the fold, the offer, the price points, and an honest read of what the page does well and where it is weak.
Then it names the copywriting framework the page runs on and maps the page to it section by section, so you are borrowing the architecture rather than the words.
Your email angles come out of this step, because they have to be built from the promises and objections the page itself makes, not from the commission.
Read the marketplace numbers
On WarriorPlus, JVZoo and ClickBank offer pages it pulls the stats: sales, conversion, EPC, refund rate. So you can see what you are up against before you commit a week to promoting it, and so the teardown knows the page it just read is a proven winner rather than a guess.
See who else is winning, and who is paying to Optional
The one to skip if you are in a hurry. Run a search, and Page Sniper reads the live results page: organic winners and Sponsored ads, plus the Meta Ad Library and Google Ads Transparency. A page backed by ads that have been running for months is the closest honest signal you can get that it converts. Tear those down too and it shows you what they all share, which is the structural template your page should match.
Find where the buyer gets stuck. This is the one that makes you money.
Everyone else promoting this offer is writing about what it does. This step works out where a buyer stalls after paying and never gets a result: the point where a real person freezes, procrastinates, or decides it is too much work.
It reads the funnel to find it, because what a vendor charges extra for is the work the front end leaves you to do alone. If an upsell sells done-for-you templates, the front end expects the buyer to write them. That is the gap.
Then it hands you five bonus ideas that remove it, each one deliverable by one person, with a rough estimate of the work and the exact objection it kills. Tick the ones you will actually make, add your own in a sentence, and they get written up properly and built into everything below.
Get your promo
A presell brief built from all of it: the angle, the structure, the proof to gather, the objections to answer, and where your bonus goes.
Five emails, five different angles, so you can mail the same list across a launch without repeating yourself. Subject line and preview line for each, written so the preview continues the subject rather than repeating it. One of them is the bottleneck email, and it is the one no other affiliate on that launch will send, because they never worked out where the buyer gets stuck.
Four short video scripts, one per angle, structured for whatever you make videos with: spoken beats with timings, on-screen text kept short, and b-roll limited to things you can actually get. No stock footage, no presenter, no studio.
You can run all of it with your own AI key, or copy any prompt and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini for free. Your choice, and there is nothing locked behind credits you buy from us.
A presell page this workflow produced, live on the web
This is a real presell page for a real offer, built end to end from one Page Sniper run: the teardown gave it the structure, the bottleneck step gave it the three bonuses, and the brief was pasted into Claude to write it. Nothing on it was written from a blank page.
Look at the bonus section in particular. Those three bonuses are not invented. Each one removes a specific place the buyer gets stuck after paying, which is exactly what step 5 goes looking for, and it is the reason somebody buys through that affiliate’s link instead of the next one’s.
Opens right here, without losing your place. You will notice it still carries its “replace before publishing” markers on the screenshots and the legal footer. That is deliberate: the output tells you exactly what only you can supply, rather than quietly shipping placeholder text you might miss.
Who this is for
Affiliates
Who need a presell page and are tired of guessing what goes on it.
Product creators
About to launch into a category that already has winners, who want the angles and structure those winners use before writing a word.
W+, JVZoo & ClickBank sellers
Who want to see what the top offers’ pages are actually doing.
Freelancers & agencies
Who have to produce a page for a niche they do not know yet.
If you have ever bookmarked a competitor’s page thinking “I will study this properly later”, this is that, in about ninety seconds.
One thing worth saying plainly: this is not only an affiliate tool. If you are building a product, the pages already selling in your category will tell you the angles you have missed, the objections you have not answered and the order they make their argument in. Point it at three or four of them and the pattern stops being a guess. The same tool then turns that into your product and your page, and it does not ask you to have built anything first. There is a section on it right below.
It also does the opposite job: it helps you build your own product
Most of what you have read so far is built around promoting somebody else’s offer. It reads the winners, finds the pattern, and hands you a brief.
It also does the opposite job. It is for the moment you look at a page that is clearly making money and think I could build a better version of this.
And you do not need to own a product to use it. There are two ways in, and the second one is the one people miss:
- You already have a tool. Point it at the page that is beating you. It measures your product against it, separates what you would have to build from what you already have and never said, and scores how ready you are today.
- You have nothing yet. Take the I am starting from scratch path. It skips the scoring entirely, reads the winning page, and writes you a full Claude Code build prompt for a better version of it. You go from someone else’s sales page to your own working product without owning a single line of code first.
Either way it finishes the same: an ordered build list, the spec you paste into Claude Code, and your sales page written in the framework already converting on that audience.
Whether you only ever promote other people’s launches or you have thought about building your own, it is all here in the one version. Nothing is held back for an upgrade.
The build side, step by step
Beat a winner, using the research you just did
This is the one to read twice, and it is for people building their own product rather than promoting someone else’s.
Here is the part that makes it different from every other competitor-analysis tool: it does not start cold. Everything the research just worked out about that offer, the funnel tier by tier, where its buyers stall after paying, the questions its own pages never answer, comes with you. So the question stops being “what features am I missing” and becomes “what would a product look like that solved the thing their buyers are stuck on”. That is a gap in the market rather than a gap in a feature list, and their own upsells are the proof it exists.
Point it at a page that already converts, list everything your product does, and it tells you where you fall short. Not vaguely: it separates the things you would have to build from the things you already have and never said, which is most of them.
Then it gives you the winner’s proven angles filtered down to the ones your product can honestly carry, an ordered build list with rough effort against each item, and a readiness score out of 100 for your product as it stands today. And if you have nothing yet, there is an I am starting from scratch path that skips the scoring and goes straight to the spec.
No product yet? Start from scratch and build one
This is the part most people miss, so it is worth being blunt about: you do not need to already have a tool. The gap analysis is optional.
Hit I am starting from scratch and it reads the winning page, works out what the thing actually has to do, and writes the full Claude Code build prompt for a better version of it. Paste that into Claude Code and you are building. No product, no spec, no developer, no blank page.
That is the whole loop: you find a page that is already making money, and you come out the other side with your own product aimed at the same buyers, built around the gaps that page leaves open.
Several winners at once, reduced to one formula
Paste three or four proven pages from the same category and it tears down all of them together, then pulls out what they share: the structure they all use and a composite blueprint built from the overlap.
One page tells you what one seller decided to do. Four pages each doing a thousand sales tell you what that audience actually responds to. Those are different things, and only the second one is safe to build on.
A build spec you paste straight into Claude Code
Works from either starting point: a product you are trying to improve, or nothing at all. It writes the brief: what you are building, the one mechanism it lives or dies on, a v1 feature list with an explicit not building this section, the user’s path through it, a deliberately boring stack, and the first command to run.
It is built around the gaps it just found, so you are not starting from the winner’s marketing copy. It also does something most people skip: it goes through that page’s promises and separates the genuine mechanical features from the presentation, because a sales page is not a specification and building the wrong half is how people lose a month.
Your sales page, written in the framework already converting on that audience
Two outputs, not one. It writes the copy for the product you are about to build, section by section, in the structure the winner is using. And it writes the prompt you paste into Claude to have the page itself built, styled to sit in the same visual world as the page it came from.
It also refuses to fake the parts only you can supply. Testimonials, price and checkout link come back as visible markers with a note telling you not to publish that block until it is real, which is the opposite of how most AI copy tools behave.
Unlimited campaign history
It keeps up to 100 campaigns, so every teardown you have ever run stays searchable instead of being overwritten by the next one.
One run. A working app, a sales page and the emails.
This is not a mock-up. The research in step 1 was pointed at a real offer selling to Amazon KDP authors. The tool scored a product against it, found the gap, and wrote the build spec. That spec went into Claude Code. The two screenshots below are what came back.
A product, its sales page and the email swipes to promote it — all of it inside an hour of starting the research in step 1. Not because anything was rushed, but because none of it was started from a blank page.
Opens right here, without losing your place. Read to the bottom and you will see it still carrying its [TESTIMONIAL] and [PRICE] markers, and a line telling you to delete the testimonial block if launch day arrives without real ones. That is the tool being honest about what it cannot know, not an unfinished page.
Get Page Sniper
One full version. Everything below is included. No upsells, no tiers, no monthly fee.
- Reads the JV page, JV doc and swipes together
- The funnel tier by tier, and what an affiliate really earns
- Unlimited page teardowns, with the framework mapped
- Marketplace stats from W+, JVZoo and ClickBank
- Competitor pull, plus Meta and Google ad intel
- The bottleneck: where the buyer stalls after paying, plus five bonus ideas that remove it
- Your presell brief, five emails and four video scripts
- Beat a winner: gap analysis, build list and a readiness score out of 100
- That scoring inherits everything the research found about the offer
- A build spec you paste straight into Claude Code
- Rewrite a winner’s page around your product
- The full presell page draft, not just the brief
- 100 saved campaigns
- Export and restore your settings and API keys
30 day guarantee
One payment, yours to keep, with updates included. Covered by the 30 day guarantee, which is longer than most launches you would run it on.
The 30 day guarantee
Use it on a real launch. If you are not happy with your purchase within the first 30 days, contact me and I will refund you. No hoops, and you do not have to justify it to me.
Thirty days is deliberately longer than a launch, so you can run this on a real promotion from start to finish and judge it on what it actually did for you rather than on a demo.
Questions people ask
Do I need to already have a product to use the build features?
No. That is the most common misread of it. There are two paths: score a product you already have against a winner, or pick I am starting from scratch and have it write the full Claude Code build prompt for a better version of the page you pointed it at. The second path assumes you own nothing yet. Both end with the same build spec and the same sales page draft.
Do I need an API key?
No. Every prompt can be copied and pasted into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini on a free account. If you would rather it ran inside the extension, add your own key in settings and it will. Either way there are no credits to buy from us.
Is this a scraper that will get me in trouble?
It reads pages you open, the same pages anybody can visit. The competitor list comes from a Google search you ran yourself, and the ad data comes from Meta’s and Google’s own public ad libraries, which exist precisely so that ads can be inspected.
Does it write the copy for me?
It writes the presell brief, drafts the full presell page, and if you are building your own product, rewrites a proven page around it. In every case you are editing, not starting from nothing.
I am not an affiliate. I am building my own product. Is this for me?
Yes. Page Sniper is built around promoting somebody else’s offer, and it also does the opposite job with Beat a winner: it takes a page that is already selling in your category and tells you what your product is missing, what it already has that you are failing to mention, and what to build to get past it. Then it writes your page in the framework that is already working.
What if the page it reads is behind a login or built entirely in JavaScript?
Some pages will not read cleanly. When that happens Page Sniper tells you rather than handing you an empty teardown.
Will I lose my settings when I update the extension?
No, and this is worth knowing because most Chrome tools do lose them. Updating usually means removing and re-adding the extension, which wipes everything it had saved. Page Sniper lets you export your settings to a file first and restore them afterwards, so you are not hunting for your API key again. Your saved campaigns come back too, reopening on the step you left them at.
Is it a monthly fee?
No. One payment, and it is yours.
What if I do not get on with it?
There is a 30 day guarantee, and the refund window is the same 30 days. If you are not happy with your purchase within the first 30 days, contact me and I will refund you. No hoops, and you do not have to justify it to me. Thirty days is deliberately longer than a launch, so you can run this on a real promotion from start to finish and judge it on what it actually did for you rather than on a demo.
How do I get help?
Email [email protected] with your purchase details and we will get you sorted.
The pages beating you are not better written than yours. They are better structured.
That structure is sitting in plain sight on every one of them. You can keep reading competitor pages and hoping something sinks in, or you can read the skeleton in ninety seconds and write from it.
P.S. Page Sniper is a one-time $97 for the full version, with everything included: no upsells, no tiers and no subscription. It is covered by the 30 day guarantee, which is longer than most launches you would run it on. Run it on a real promotion, and if it did not earn its keep, tell me and I will refund you.