Every headline, CTA and empty state, tested.
Copy is the cheapest thing to change and the least tested. Scopeout writes variants in your voice, ships them behind flags and promotes what converts.
Words that earn their place
Headlines, buttons, error messages, onboarding steps, pricing labels. Each one a test, each result recorded.
Variants in your voice
Research reads your existing copy and guidelines and writes variants that sound like you, not like a template.
Connect a data source and your first report builds itself in about a minute.
Test at the moment it matters
The CTA on pricing, the empty state on day one, the error on step 2, each tested where users see it.
Promote and record
Winners promote past your bar. The outcome library becomes your house style, backed by numbers.
Built for copy work
Copy on real screens
Variants are drawn on your design system, sized to the real space.
Microcopy audits
Every screen’s copy scored for clarity and consistency, worst first.
Writers approve in place
Content designers review and edit variants on the block before a test starts.
Guidelines that learn
Winning patterns feed back into the guidelines the next variant is written from.
Start from a prompt.
“Write three variants of the pricing page CTA in our voice and set up a test.”
Run this when my batch opens →“Rewrite the error messages on the address form so users know what to do.”
Run this when my batch opens →Questions, answered.
How does it learn our voice?
From your existing product copy, guidelines in Notion or Confluence, and what your writers edit.
Can writers edit before a test?
Yes. Every variant is editable on the canvas and needs approval if you set it so.
Is copy testing worth it?
Copy tests are the cheapest to run and often the fastest to win, so they keep the loop moving between bigger changes.
Stop running the business. Start directing it.
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