Punch in your funnel numbers and I'll tell you what's working, where the money's leaking, and exactly what I'd fix first. Same straight talk I give my students.
Scored and coached by Allie Bjerk — The Offer Queen
Your numbers
Pull these from your funnel, ad account, and email tool for one launch or one week. The more you fill in, the sharper my feedback gets.
Traffic & Sales
People who hit your sales page
People who reached checkout
Bought your main offer
Added the order bump
Took the one-time offer
The Money
All revenue from this funnel
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Are you running paid ads?Scores ROAS, cost per customer, and ad CTR
Spent on ads this period
$
From your ad platform
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Do you have email sequences live?Scores your nurture & abandoned cart emails
Avg open rate
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Avg click rate
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Cart recovery emails
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Cart recovery emails
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Your Page & Ads (optional, powers the live review)
Add these and I'll read your actual page and ad copy and coach them line by line.
The public URL your buyers land on
Public at facebook.com/ads/library — pick your country, set "All ads," search your Page name
Paste the first line or headline of your main ad
Paste the body copy of your main ad so I can check the hook and message-match
Pop in your Sales Page Visitors, Tiny Offer Purchases, and Total Revenue and I'll score it for you.
0%Offer Score
Grade
💬What your numbers are telling me
Reading the whole funnel together, the way I would at office hours.
🔥What I'd fix first
The highest-impact moves, in the order I'd tackle them.
🔮The Funnel Leak Finder
Where people slip away between landing and finishing the cart.
👀Your page, with the Allie eye
A read on your actual sales page copy.
📢Your ads, with the Allie eye
A read on your hook and whether it matches your page.
📊KPI Breakdown
Every metric, scored against the Tiny Offer benchmark.
So what do you do with this?
The Tiny Offer® Report Card · Built on the Tiny Offer Lab methodology by Allie Bjerk
These benchmarks are field-tested targets, not guarantees. Your numbers depend on your traffic, offer, and market. Use them as a compass, not a verdict.