Analytics

Count visits, signups, and what people do in the product.

Experiments

Show a different version to some people and see which wins.

Feature Flags

Turn a feature on for some users before everyone gets it.

Session & Heatmaps

Watch real visits when the numbers alone don't explain it.

Ask Users

Surveys, interviews, and tests to hear why they bounced.

User Feedback

Collect feature requests and bug reports in one place.

Landing Pages

Build a page meant to sell one thing, fast.

Pop-ups & Capture

Catch an email or offer before someone leaves.

Onboarding

Help new users reach the first useful moment.

Demos & Booking

Book a call or let someone click through a product tour.

Personalisation

Change the page or offer based on who showed up.

Copy

Write clearer headlines, emails, and CTAs.

Forms & Payments

Take details or money without building checkout yourself.

Pricing

Check what to charge and how paywalls perform.

Email & Chat

Follow up after the visit — email, push, or live chat.

Links & Attribution

Short links and proof of which channel brought the sale.

Speed

Find what's making the page feel slow.

Spy on Competitors

See what others run — stack, traffic, and keywords.

Prioritisation

Decide what to build or fix next.

Patterns & Learning

Steal proven layouts and learn how conversion work is done.

Questions

What is a conversion tool?

A conversion tool helps more visitors take the next step: sign up, try the product, or pay. Examples are analytics, A/B testing, onboarding tours, forms and checkout. Each tool on this list solves one part of that problem.

Who is Conversion Tools for?

It is for product managers, growth leads, solo builders and hackers. Use it when people visit your site or app but do not sign up, try or pay.

How is the list organised?

The list is sorted by the job you need to do, not by vendor. It has 20 categories and 158 tools. Each category starts with one line that tells you when to use it.

Where do I start when visitors do not convert?

Measure first. Use an Analytics tool to find the step where people leave. Then use Session & Heatmaps or Ask Users to learn why. Test each fix with an Experiments tool before you roll it out.

Can AI assistants read this list?

Yes. The full list is also available as plain Markdown at conversions.tools/llms.txt, with every category, tool and description.