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Lissos reads every visit to your site, groups what went wrong into one inbox, writes the story and one fix for each problem — and checks your own numbers after you ship it.

No card. One snippet. Sample data until yours arrives.

Issue InboxOvernight run
HighFrustration · /pricing

The Enterprise card looks clickable — and isn't

One fix · Link it to /contact.

28 sessions

Rates from fewer than five sessions are dimmed, partial timings say so, and a missing goal is never presented as a conversion.

SessionsEvery visit with its timeline and outcome — converted, lost, frustrated, bounced, engaged; filter it, export it.
Frustrated
Engaged
Bounced
Lost
Funnels2–6 steps — page, path or click — with each channel's own completion and its biggest drop.
100%
46%
31%
7%
BehaviorThe visitor flow, the most-clicked elements and the top frustrations — what people actually do.
Enterprise card · /pricing28 sessions
Hero illustration · /19 sessions
Compare plans · /pricing, mobile−85% since the fix
PagesLanding and exit pages with exit rate, median time and scroll — coverage stated.
/pricing58%
/features44%
/promo68%
/31%
Traffic sourcesChannels, top sources and campaigns — each with what its visitors did next.
awwwards.com42%Direct25%google.com15%
AudienceDevices, where they visit from, the busiest days and hours, new against returning.
MonSun

Everything a visit leaves behind, read for you overnight: the week in three lines, the funnel, the problems worth your time — each already explained.

The week in three lines — and the one thing to do about it.

This morning, before stand-up
The week on acme.example

Pricing is where this week's buyers got lost.

One thing to doLink the Enterprise card to /contact. It's the most expensive problem in the inbox.
Open the issue

Only what moved since last time, never the noise around it.

Almost all of it on /pricing
Visitors167+12%
Frustrated47+24%

Problems, ranked by what they cost.

Overnight · one AI call
1/pricingThe Enterprise card looks clickable — and isn't28
2/featuresThe funnel leaks between features and contact55
3/People click the homepage hero expecting a video19

Engaged until it's converted.

Engaged23.4%
Conversion funnelEngaged · no goal
100%
46%
31%
7%

Your traffic, minus you.

Hidden count always shown
Local developmentlocalhost and LAN — dropped automatically
“Not me”your own visits, excluded everywhere
Staging hostspreview domains, excluded by name

Three things every visit answers. Lissos reads all three for every visit, every night — and says which one matters this week.

acme.example
Where they came from42% of this month's visits came from awwwards.com.Every source and campaign, with what its visitors did next. Sample data.
Where they got lost28 sessions rage-clicked the Enterprise card on /pricing.Rage clicks, dead clicks and stalls, clustered every night. Sample data.
/pricingevery visit that reaches it42% go on58% leave
Where they left/pricing loses 58% of the visits that reach it.The exit page, the moment before it, and why. Sample data.

Each night the math groups the friction — rage and dead clicks, drop-offs, funnel leaks, landing bounces, JavaScript errors — and one AI call names every cluster, tells its story and writes one fix for it.

Overnight · one AI call · sample data

Inbox3 tonight
HighFrustration

One fix · Link the Enterprise card to /contact.

Where they came from, the happy path, the wrong path, why they left, and one fix — with a flow that marks the friction. Stored once; regenerated only when you ask.

awwwards.com/
/pricing
Left
Why they leftVisitor from Berlin

“Rage-clicked the Enterprise card twice, got nothing, and left from pricing.”

One fix · Link it to /contact

Marking an issue fixed stamps the date. Every triage after it compares the affected-session rate before and after — normalised for traffic — and says what happened. Sample data, /pricing.

Before · 6 days21 of 260 sessions · 8.1%
Fixed
After · 6 days3 of 244 sessions · 1.2%
−0%affected-session rate, before against after
Improvedthe verdict — or unchanged, worse, too early to say
6 daysto a verdict, on this traffic

Trial$014 daysEverything in Growth. No card.
  • The Issue Inbox, nightly
  • Fix verification
  • Session narration
Sessions / month
50,000
AI actions / month
200
Sites
1
Start free
Starter$49/ monthThe analyst, for one site.
  • The weekly digest
  • Session narration
  • Page Studio and Experiments
  • Ask AI and the MCP server
Sessions / month
10,000
AI actions / month
150
Sites
1
Choose Starter
Growth$149/ monthThe whole loop, every night.
  • Everything in Starter
  • The Issue Inbox, nightly
  • Fix verification
  • Alerts on new issues
Sessions / month
50,000
AI actions / month
750
Sites
3
Choose Growth
Scale$399/ monthFor teams with many sites.
  • Everything in Growth
  • Ten sites
  • Four times the AI actions
Sessions / month
250,000
AI actions / month
3,000
Sites
10
Choose Scale

An AI action is one generation: a narration, a triage run, a digest, a page review, an answer from Ask AI. The nightly run uses about 60 a month. Viewing what's already written is always free. You see actions, never dollars.

No. Lissos installs PostHog's snippet for you — one line — and mirrors the events into your workspace. Bring your own project key, or use ours.

Those show what visitors did. Lissos tells you why they left, what to change, and whether the change worked.

Nothing extra — your plan includes them. You see a count, never a dollar figure.

Yes. Claude Code, Cursor and any MCP client can ask Lissos which page needs work and pull the brief.

Yes. Ask AI sits on every page of the app and answers from your own sessions, issues and numbers. Each answer uses one AI action.

It proposes them. Experiments turns your data into ranked test ideas — the expected lift, the effort and a content plan — for you to run with your own tools.

Your workspace turns read-only: the dashboards and everything Lissos wrote stay, and new AI pauses until you choose a plan.

No card. One snippet. Sample data until yours arrives.