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A month of traffic, and what Lissoss does with it.

Below is a synthetic month on a small marketing site — bounces, buyers, returning visitors, and a pricing card that looks clickable but isn't. Everything you see ran through Lissoss's real pipeline: real session building, real clustering math, real components. Only the traffic and the AI write-ups are canned — on your site, Claude writes them from your actual sessions, nightly.

Step 1

Every session counted, classified, and compared

Cheap math runs on all sessions automatically — this is the free tier of the pipeline.

Visitors · last 7 days
190
Engaged
50
26.3% engagement rate
Frustrated sessions
48
rage or dead clicks
Avg time on site
38s
Step 2

The Issue Inbox: your top problems, clustered nightly

The math finds the clusters and counts the damage; one AI call writes the story and the fix for all of them.

high28 sessions · /pricing

The Enterprise card looks clickable — and isn't

Visitors comparing plans keep clicking the Enterprise card expecting a detail page or a contact form. It's styled exactly like the two clickable cards next to it, so the burst of rapid clicks reads as a broken page — and most of these sessions end right there, on pricing.

One fix

Make the Enterprise card a real link to /contact (or add a “Talk to us” button inside it) so it does what its styling promises.

high68 sessions · /features

The funnel leaks between features and contact

Most visitors who reach the features page never take the next step — the funnel's biggest drop is right here, after interest is already won. They read, they open FAQs, and the path to contact simply never gets taken.

One fix

Close the features page with one unmissable next step — a single “Start free trial” block after the last feature.

high22 sessions · /pricing

Engaged visitors leave from pricing without deciding

Sessions with real intent — several pages, minutes on site — keep ending on /pricing. They compare plans, hesitate, and go. Nothing on the page helps an undecided visitor take a smaller next step than “buy”.

One fix

Add a low-commitment escape hatch on /pricing: “Not sure? See it live” linking to the demo, next to the plan cards.

Step 3

Mark a fix, and Lissoss checks whether it worked

Before/after rates around the moment you shipped — a verdict in your own numbers, not a feeling.

medium/pricing · fixed 6 days ago

“Compare plans” did nothing on mobile

Mobile visitors tapped the compare button and nothing opened — the comparison table only rendered on desktop widths.

Your fix: Shipped the mobile comparison stack

✓ Fix verified — down 85% since your fix (21 → 3 sessions over 6d)
Step 4

Click any session, get the story

The narration below is what a customer sees for one real visitor — written in plain language, with one specific fix and an AI-curated journey diagram.

Visitor from 🇩🇪 Berlin· via awwwards.com · Desktop · 2nd visit· 2 pages · 34s · 2 rage clicks
Recap
At a glance
  • HappyArrived from awwwards, went straight to pricing and studied plans for 30+ seconds.
  • WrongRage-clicked the Enterprise card twice, got nothing, and left from pricing.
What happened
This visitor came from awwwards.com — a design gallery — landed on the homepage and moved to pricing within 9 seconds. They read the plans for about 21 seconds, then clicked the Enterprise card repeatedly in two quick bursts. The card isn't interactive, so nothing happened, and they left the site about 20 seconds later without trying anything else.
Why they left
The Enterprise card is styled like its clickable neighbors, so the visitor read the dead clicks as the site being broken — right at the moment they were evaluating the most expensive plan. Second visit with the same dead end.
One fix
Make the Enterprise card on /pricing a real link to /contact — same hover state as the Starter and Pro cards, so it does what its styling promises.
Journey diagramAI-curated · 8 steps
From awwwards.com
design-gallery referral, 2nd visit
/
left after 9s
Clicked Pricing in the nav
direct route, knew what they wanted
/pricing
read plans for 21s
Rage-clicked Enterprise card
two bursts, card is not interactive
Fix here
Make the Enterprise card clickable
link it to /contact
Paused on /pricing
14s without further interaction
Left from /pricing
evaluating buyer lost at the decision moment

This, nightly, on your real visitors.

One snippet to install. Cheap math on every session, AI only where it earns its keep, and a verdict on every fix you ship.