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It reads your public pages (home, pricing, features…) and shows what it understood, with the quote behind every line. From that it picks the diagnostic that fits your visitors, tells you why, and builds it. You fix anything that's off.

No. Paste your URL, Methos builds your first diagnostic and you try it yourself, like one of your visitors would. At the end you see their result and the lead brief you'd get. You create a free account to publish it.

One that fits the problem your product solves: a cost calculator (what the problem costs them a year), a scorecard (where they stand and what to fix first) or an audit of their own page. Methos picks one; you can pick another, or describe your own.

Yes, it's your diagnostic. Setup lets you change what it must find out (the must-knows), how deep it goes, what people get, when your product fits and the button on their result. Saving rebuilds it, and conversations in progress finish with the version they started with. Try it yourself first: your own tests never count.

No. Forms collect answers and quizzes give a score. A diagnostic reads a situation: it's a conversation that follows what people tell it, asks a follow-up when an answer is too vague, and tells both sides what it found. It takes 3 to 8 minutes.

They do when they get something worth the time: a real result on their own situation, not a sales pitch. You see how many open it and how many finish, by channel, so you know where it works.

The conversation ends with a preview of their result, and the full result unlocks with their email. Permission for you to contact them is a separate box, unticked.

Their own result: a real reading of their situation, what to do first and, only if it fits them, how your product helps. On a page, by email and as a PDF, in their language.

A lead brief on every person, by email as they come: their fit, their urgency, their main pain and how to open the conversation. Across everyone, insights ranked by how many people said them, with quotes.

Yes, with a webhook: every new lead, with their email, whether you can contact them, their fit and their answers. Connect it to Zapier or Make to add them to HubSpot, Pipedrive or a sheet. Or export a CSV of the people who said you can contact them.

No. It's a diagnostic. If someone reports a bug or asks how to do something, it notes it, tells them it goes to you as they said it, and carries on. It never troubleshoots and never promises a fix.

The page and the conversation work in English and Spanish; people pick theirs, and the conversation follows the language they write in. Their result comes in their language. Your briefs and insights are always in English.

Paste the widget: inline in a page, as a button or as a floating button. Methos tells you when the first visit from your site arrives. You can also share the link, with a tag for each channel.

No. You share it yourself: the widget for your site, the same link with a tag for each channel, and posts and an email for your list ready to copy. The tag is how you see which channel brings people.

Finished conversations. Abandoned ones and your own tests don't count, and there are no overage charges: at your limit, new conversations wait until next month.

You're the controller of what people tell you; Methos processes it for you under GDPR. The providers we use are listed in the privacy policy. We only use a person's email to send their result, unless they tick the box that lets you contact them.

Yes. The conversation says so, honestly. It's presented as a short conversation with you or your product.