Help centre

How can we help?

Clear answers for building, publishing, and optimising your conversion rate with Crow.

Getting started

Start with a page, then use the data to decide what to improve.

01

Create your first page

Go to Pages → New Page. Choose a template or start blank, then add, edit, and arrange the blocks that make sense for the page.

02

Publish it live

Click Publish from the editor or the Pages list. Your page goes live instantly at slug.yourcrow.com. Add a custom domain in Page Settings if you're on a paid plan.

03

Run a CRO audit

Paste a URL into the Analyse tab. Crow returns a scored list of issues, ranked so you can decide what to tackle first. Use the suggestions as a starting point, not a black box.

04

Track your visitors

Published pages track views, sessions, and conversions. Use Analytics to compare pages and see what changed after an update.

Platform features

How Crow's main tools work together.

Visual Page Builder

Core

18+ blocks for heroes, features, testimonials, pricing, FAQs, forms, media, CTAs, and social proof. Edit inline and rearrange them by drag.

One-click publish

Core

Every page gets a unique slug.yourcrow.com URL instantly. Add a custom domain on paid plans.

AI CRO analysis

AI

Paste any URL and get a scored, priority-ranked list of conversion issues with specific fix recommendations.

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Analytics

Analytics

Cookieless page-view and conversion tracking is built in. You can also add GA4 or GTM in Page Settings.

CMS integrations

Integrations

Connect WordPress, Contentful, Webflow, or Shopify. Pull pages in, apply fixes, push them back.

A/B experiments

Pro

Set up split tests on a page element, then use the conversion data to decide which version stays.

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Reports

Pro

Create branded CRO reports and map report data to the 30-slide YourCrow Marketing Plan structure.

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Help articles

Guides for the jobs you will do in Crow.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about the product, billing, and setup.

Related reading

Methodology and practical CRO advice from the blog.

Still have a question?

Email us at support@yourcrow.com — we read and reply to every message.