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An hour a week is the first promise under the hero
PM · High impact · Direct evidence
The first of three cards under the hero opens in bold with 'An hour a week is all you need' and goes on 'to track dozens of competitors and surface key, deal-winning insights.' Further down, the homepage says that with AI Daily Summaries 'what used to take days now takes about an hour a week.'
Evidence:An hour a week is all you need · Seen on www.kompyte.com, first of three cards under the homepage hero · Captured · Direct evidence
Plans are sized by companies tracked and user licenses
Marketing · High impact · Direct evidence
The plans page names three plans, Essentials, Professional and Unlimited. Essentials lists '10 Companies Tracked' and '25 User Licenses', Professional 20 and 100, and Unlimited lists unlimited companies tracked and user licenses with Single Sign On (SSO). The plan columns show no price.
Evidence:10 Companies Tracked · Seen on www.kompyte.com/plans, plan columns under the plans page headline, Essentials first · Captured · Direct evidence
The top bar holds three menu labels and a login link
UX · Medium impact · Direct evidence
Beside the Kompyte logo, with 'by Semrush' under it, the bar reads 'PLANS', 'RESOURCES' with a down arrow and 'KOMPYTE GPT', with 'LOGIN' alone at the right end.
Evidence:KOMPYTE GPT · Seen on www.kompyte.com, top navigation bar · Captured · Direct evidence
The ROI calculator ends on one total and a Request a Breakdown button
Design · High impact · Direct evidence
The plans page calculator starts from 15 sales reps and 20 competitors, shows 'Research Savings' of $184,000 and 'Prevented Losses' of $614,709, and adds them into 'Total ROI: $798,709' above an orange 'Request a Breakdown' button.
Evidence:Total ROI: $798,709 · Seen on www.kompyte.com/plans, ROI calculator on the plans page · Captured · Direct evidence
UX score by dimension
UX score 70 (needs work), medium confidence
5 of 6 dimensions observed
Read from the capture. It is a different number from the scores on the Summary Card below: the Overall score, 71, is the analysts’ consensus, and 68 is the UX analyst’s own score.
Visual hierarchy75 Needs work
Navigation clarity68 Needs work
Content quality72 Needs work
CTA effectiveness55 Needs work
Trust signals78 Needs work
Performance perceptionNot observed
The Summary Card
The Overall score, four analysts’ scores and three findings, on one card a team can forward.
An hour a week is the first promise under the hero
Plans are sized by companies tracked and user licenses
The top bar holds three menu labels and a login link
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Public sample notes.
This sample covers pages that were publicly visible on . No account, private data or share link is involved. It carries observations only. The underlying run does produce recommendations, but they are written for someone deciding how to compete with the product, which is not what a public page about that product should say.
Why did UX and Marketing score Kompyte lower than Design?
UX and Marketing each returned 68, while PM returned 72 and Design 74. The UX and Marketing findings published here are the top bar and the plan sizes, and they do not explain the gap on their own.
Which sources does Kompyte's homepage say it tracks?
A list under the customer logos names Websites, Reviews, Content, Social, Ads and Job postings. The text below it credits 'AI Daily Summaries' for work that 'used to take days'.
How many questions does Kompyte's plans page FAQ hold?
Fourteen, under 'Need clarification?', from 'What is Kompyte and why do I need it?' to 'What types of payments do you accept?'. They include 'Am I locked into a long-term contract?' and 'What is your pricing based on?'.
Which customer logos sit under 'Trusted by' on Kompyte's homepage?
Five: influitive, Podium, LegalZoom, Anyline and BetMGM, on the purple band below the G2 award line.
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