Paste your URL. Get a Brand Health Score across 5 dimensions — logo clarity, color consistency, typography, visual hierarchy, and cross-page consistency.
Real scores. Brutal honesty.
notion.so
Productivity SaaS
"Strong presence. Minor font inconsistency across blog vs product pages — a quick fix."
etsy shop
Handmade / E-commerce
"7 shades of blue. Logo unreadable at mobile size. Customers read this as 'hobbyist.'"
local restaurant
Food & Beverage
"Homepage and menu page look like two different businesses. CTA buried below fold."
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Logo clarity, color consistency, typography, visual hierarchy, cross-page consistency — each 0–100.
Not "improve your design." Exactly which issues hurt your brand and the steps to fix them.
Weighted into a single Brand Health Score.
How many shades of your primary color are you actually using? More than 3 is a brand problem.
Do your font choices reinforce your brand personality — or undermine it?
Is your logo readable at mobile size? Present on every page? In the right format?
Do users know where to look? Is the CTA obvious? Are headings pulling their weight?
Does your homepage look like your pricing page? Or do they look like two different companies?
Logo clarity (readable at small sizes?), color consistency (same palette across pages?), typography (fonts match your brand?), visual hierarchy (is the CTA obvious?), and cross-page consistency (do all pages look related?).
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Weighted average: Color Consistency (25%), Typography (20%), Logo Clarity (20%), Visual Hierarchy (20%), Cross-page Consistency (15%).
A low score is the most useful result — it tells you exactly what to fix. Or generate a clean brand identity with BrandSnap AI in 60 seconds, using your detected brand DNA as a starting point.
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