Help in plain language
Your first Raid, step by step.
A Raid is a simulated visitor test. It helps you decide which part of a website or ad to improve first. Its advantage is that you can check different visitor perspectives and repeat the same test after a change, before paying to send real people. It does not make purchases.
Paste a website
Use the page a visitor sees after clicking your ad. A product page, booking page or home page is fine.
Choose the goal
Tell us whether you want people to buy, book, contact you or sign up. Add an image or short video ad if you have one.
Run the test
Pick 250, 1,000 or 2,500 simulated visitors. Read the first fix in your report, make a change, then run a matched Re-Raid.
The page could not be read?
Some websites block automated inspection or load too slowly. Check the address, retry once, or choose “Add page details and continue.” Tell us what the page says and check the report’s evidence labels before acting on it.
The Raid stopped?
Return to your project and press Run test again. Your project setup remains there. If a failed run appears in the history, it is not a completed report. A slow page check can continue with the details you entered.
Can it check a video ad?
Yes, for an MP4 or WebM up to 30 seconds and 50 MB. SignalRaid samples three still frames and checks visible words and imagery. It cannot hear voiceover or inspect motion between frames. Add spoken claims in the ad text fields.
What do the results mean?
The audience counts are modeled scenarios. They show where a change may help, not a predicted conversion rate. After changing your page, compare actual visits, leads or orders to validate the idea.