What Hypertxt changed

• Replaced the "$1 test article" call-to-action with a "Start 3-day free trial" button in the header and hero section.
• Updated the footer announcement from "$1 test article available" to "3-day free trial available."
• Changed the closing section text to encourage users to try the tool for free for 3 days instead of testing one article for $1.

Hypertxt is moving from a paid "test article" model to a time-based free trial. This lowers the barrier for new users to test the full workflow without paying upfront.

• Added a new section featuring six free tools, including a Citation-Ready Content Grader and an AI Search Prompt Generator.
• Updated the main headline to focus on getting brands found in "AI answers" rather than just "search signals."
• Added new navigation links and guides specifically for "AI agents," including a CLI guide and an MCP guide.
• Simplified the language in the workflow section to emphasize "site scanning" and "finding searches you can win."

Hypertxt is using free tools to attract users who are worried about AI search visibility. They are also positioning themselves as a solution for "AI agents," showing they want to be the go-to source for content that AI bots cite.

• Added a new cookie consent banner to the bottom of the site.
• Disclosed the use of non-essential cookies for product analytics.
• Added tracking for affiliate referrals to see which partners drive sales.
• Included "Accept" and "Reject" options for user privacy control.

The site is now using tools to track where their customers come from and how they use the product. This helps them see which marketing partners are sending them the most business.