prior.runKnow beforeyour customers do.
A shopper can get lost at the ad, on the page, or anywhere in your store. Prior.Run goes through all three the way a customer would and shows you what to change.
Sample store · illustrative
01 For marketers
Cold Read →
Know before you spend.
“Something’s brewing” says nothing.
Nine in ten scrolled past.
ChangeLead with the product and the price.
02 For product designers
Dress Rehearsal →
Know before you ship.
“Subscribe & save” hides the one-time price.
The ad promised 12 cans for $24. Nobody can find it.
ChangeShow both prices side by side.
03 For product and ecommerce managers
Night Shift →
Know before it hits your numbers.
The coupon field turns down good codes.
Only on phones, logged out, so nobody on the team saw it.
ChangeFix the field. The next Run confirms it worked.
One shopper. Three places you lose her.
She sees an ad, lands on a page and moves through your store. Each of those belongs to a different team, so each team gets its own check.
Cold Read
Know before you spend.Drop in up to ten ads. Each one comes back run it, fix first or cut, with the one change to make.
See Cold Read →Dress Rehearsal
Know before you ship.Point it at a page, a checkout or a Figma prototype. It clicks through every step and pins what to fix.
See Dress Rehearsal →Night Shift
Know before it hits your numbers.It runs every way a shopper can move through your store and pings you the moment a path breaks.
See Night Shift →Each one picks up where the last left off.
- Before you spend.Cold Read finds the ad worth running.
- Before you ship.Dress Rehearsal makes sure the page keeps the ad's promise.
- After you launch.Night Shift tells you the moment a path breaks.
- When you fix it.Dress Rehearsal checks the fix before it goes live.
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