Quick Diagnosis
Start here: confirm the source, read the score band, then inspect the top priority issue.
Free Local Mode
Paste HTML, upload an .html file, or load the sample. No data leaves your browser.
Fastest first run: Load sample, choose Analyze locally, inspect priorities, then copy or export the report if useful.
Local MVP
Client-side only. No data upload.
Planned later
URL fetching is intentionally not active in this local MVP.
Analyze HTML
Local mode works with pasted or uploaded HTML. URL fetching is intentionally disabled.
New here? Load sample is a short starter page. Load demo HTML is a fuller mixed-link walkthrough with affiliate, redirect, shortener and internal CTA examples.
The field expands as you paste. Very long HTML remains scrollable inside the editor.
Browser-based local analysis only. Very large HTML should be reduced before analysis (max 500000 characters).
Coming later - local mode uses pasted or uploaded HTML.
No file selected.
Uploaded files are read locally by your browser. They are not transmitted.
No backend, no analytics, no tracking, no external API calls.
First-Pass Local HTML Report
Run a local analysis to generate an indicative first-pass report.
No report yet
For a quick walkthrough: choose Load sample, select Analyze locally, then review the top priority issue and manual backlog items.
For your own page: paste HTML or upload an .html file. No data leaves your browser.
Overall Friction Score
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Score band
Indicative local HTML score. Use the band to prioritize manual review, not as a revenue, compliance or ranking guarantee.
Manual Review Backlog
Prioritized review items with evidence, suggested fixes and why each issue matters.
Score Breakdown
Use this to understand which observable HTML signal groups influenced the indicative score.
Audited Links
Review each detected link classification and destination path manually.
Main Friction Findings
A practical summary of the most relevant visible friction signals found in the supplied HTML.
Recommended Actions
Summary Metrics
Affiliate Link Signals
Tracking / Redirect Signals
Offer CTA Signals
Commercial Intent Signals
Export / Copy
After analysis, copy a short summary or download the full report JSON or Markdown.
How to use this free local mode
Use this when you have an affiliate article, review or comparison page and want a quick local friction check.
Your HTML is processed locally in your browser. It is not uploaded, stored or sent to Open Utility Lab.
Steps
- Open the affiliate article or page you want to audit.
- Copy the page HTML or save it as an .html file.
- Paste the HTML here or upload the file.
- Run the local analysis and review the friction report.
Getting the HTML
Chrome / Edge / Firefox: Right click on the page, choose View Page Source, copy all, then paste here.
Alternative: Save Page As, choose Web Page, HTML only, then upload the .html file.
What the score means
The score is indicative, based only on observable HTML signals. It is not a revenue prediction, compliance certification or ranking guarantee.
Prioritize opaque tracking, shorteners, unclear CTAs, weak monetization paths and internal commercial CTAs when planning manual review.
What this detects
- Affiliate-looking links
- CTA signals
- Weak tracking links
- Commercial intent signals
- Basic metadata and heading structure
- Possible friction points
What this does not detect yet
- Live crawling or URL fetching
- JavaScript-rendered destination verification unless included in the provided HTML
- Legal compliance certification
- Revenue estimates
- Ranking guarantees
Product context
Affiliate Friction Auditor is designed for people who publish or review monetized content and want a fast first-pass check before deeper manual work.
Local MVP
Manual HTML mode
No data storage
Best for
- Affiliate publishers
- SEO consultants
- Content operators
- Agencies
- Site buyers
Example use cases
- Check whether an affiliate review has visible CTA signals.
- Detect affiliate-looking links and weak tracking links.
- Review whether commercial intent and monetized links are aligned.
- Spot pages where buying intent exists but monetization signals are weak.
- Export a JSON report for later comparison or manual review.
See the affiliate review audit example for a practical first-pass scenario, sample findings and manual review prompts.
Current product status
Current status: Local MVP. This version is intentionally simple: it analyzes only HTML supplied by the user and keeps all processing inside the browser.
- Client-side only
- Manual HTML mode
- URL fetching planned later
- No data storage
Trust and privacy
No account, no backend, no analytics, no tracking, no server-side storage. The HTML you provide is analyzed locally in your browser.
- No backend
- No data upload
- No third-party analysis
- User content stays in the browser
Built for feedback
This is an early public demo. Feedback from affiliate publishers, SEO consultants, agencies, and site buyers is useful.
Send Affiliate Friction Auditor feedback by email
Email: abadbatallajoan [at] gmail [dot] com
Works best with real monetized review or comparison pages.
What feedback helps?
- false positives / false negatives
- missing affiliate platforms or tracking patterns
- unclear scoring or action backlog items
- real review/comparison pages where the output was useful or weak
Test it with one of your own review or comparison pages.
What comes next
- Optional URL analysis helper
- Stronger destination-page checks
- Better report export
- Batch review
- Paid full reports may be explored later
Limitations
- This local mode only analyzes the HTML provided by the user.
- It cannot fetch live URLs yet.
- It may miss content rendered dynamically by JavaScript unless the supplied HTML includes it.
- The report is an indicative audit, not a guarantee of revenue or compliance.