Looking for an Attention Insight alternative?
Attention Insight does one thing and does it properly: it predicts where a visitor's eye goes in the first seconds, grounded in eye-tracking research rather than guesswork. We run that same check. The difference is that for us it is one finding among many, because where the eye lands is not much use if what it lands on does not say what you sell.
Attention Insight and you x you i, side by side
| Feature | you x you i | Attention Insight |
|---|---|---|
| Conversions More people buying | ||
| Tells you why people are not buying | ||
| Checks your headline says what you sell | ||
| Checks your buttons and calls to action | ||
| Checks your pricing is laid out clearly | ||
| Findability Found in Google and AI search | ||
| Connects to Google Search Console | ||
| Technical health Speed, mobile, accessibility | ||
| Checks how fast your pages load | ||
| Checks people with disabilities can use it | ||
| Trust and brand Trustworthy and on-brand | ||
| Checks your site looks trustworthy | ||
| Predicts where visitors look first | ||
| Clarity A message that lands | ||
| Checks your writing reads clearly | ||
| Always on Runs on every audit | ||
| Scores measured against what real people said, not an opinion | ||
| One audit, no subscription | ||
| Pricing | $5 per audit, no subscription | From $31/mo |
When to choose Attention Insight
Choose Attention Insight when attention is your whole job. If you are a designer iterating on hero images and ad creative all week, a dedicated tool with a monthly plan will serve you better than an audit: you can run variant after variant, compare the maps side by side, and build the habit into your design process. That is a workflow, and we are not one.
When to choose you x you i
Choose us when the heatmap is one answer and you have five other questions. We predict where the eye lands, and then read the headline it lands on, check whether the price is legible, look for anything that would make a stranger trust you, time the page, and scan it for accessibility. One report covers all of it, for $5, once, with no subscription.
What we check that Attention Insight does not
Every one of these is a row in the table above, ticked in our column and blank in theirs.
- Tells you why people are not buying
- Checks your headline says what you sell
- Checks your buttons and calls to action
- Checks your pricing is laid out clearly
- Checks how your pages are laid out
- Checks the Google basics
- Checks AI can read and quote your pages
- Connects to Google Search Console
- Shows which searches moved after your audit
- Links your fixes to your Google traffic
- Shows what AI answers cost you in clicks
- Compares your clicks with last year
- Tracks your score against your Google traffic
- Checks how fast your pages load
- Checks it works on phones
- Checks people with disabilities can use it
- Checks your site looks trustworthy
- Checks your brand is consistent
- Checks your writing reads clearly
- Flags copy that sounds AI-written
- Checks how hard the page is to take in
- Tells you what to fix, in order
- Scores measured against what real people said, not an opinion
- One audit, no subscription
Attention Insight vs you x you i: common questions
Is your attention prediction as good as theirs?
It rests on the same body of eye-tracking research, and it is one module inside a larger report rather than the whole product. If you need to compare twenty design variants a week, buy the specialist. If you need to know what is wrong with your page, the prediction is more useful sitting next to everything else we found.
What is a predicted heatmap actually telling me?
Where a first-time visitor's eye is likely to go before they read anything. It is a prediction from research on how people look at pages, not a recording of your real visitors. Tools like Hotjar record real clicks, and that needs weeks of traffic first.
Do you cover the rest of the page?
That is the point of the audit. Your headline, your buttons, your prices, your trust signals, your writing, your speed, your accessibility and what Google and AI assistants can read, in one report, ranked by what to fix first.
Is there a monthly plan?
No. You pay $5 for an audit when you want one, with no subscription behind it.