GhostClick · Guide

The Browser Extension

Check the page you're already looking at, without leaving it or opening the app.

What You're Trying to Do

Most of the time you spot a problem while you're browsing — reviewing a new collection page, clicking through your own store, or checking where an ad lands. Opening the app, copying the URL and filling in a form is enough friction that you don't bother.

The extension removes that. It sits in a side panel next to whatever page you're on, scores it for free the moment you open it, and gives you the credit-costing reviews one click away when the free score says something is off.

Connecting It Once

The extension doesn't use your browser sign-in. You connect it with a connection code you generate in the app.

1

Install it in Chrome

It lives in the toolbar; click the icon to open the side panel

2

Open Settings → Browser extension

In GhostClick, generate a connection code

3

Copy it once

The code is shown one time only — paste it into the extension's settings

4

Done

The panel now shows your plan, your credits and your audits

Info

GhostClick only stores a one-way hash of the code, never the code itself — which is why it can't be shown to you a second time. You can see when each code was last used and revoke any of them from the same Settings card; a revoked code stops working on its very next request.

The Free Page Check

Open the panel on a page that looks like one of yours and it runs a quick check on its own: the links, images, meta and forms pass, with no browser and no AI. It spends no credit, and the result is a page-health score with a few short reasons for the number.

GhostClick side panel

Page health

78

2 broken links · 4 images without alt text

CRO checklist & AI review1 credit
Roast1 credit
Review part of this pageIncluded

Some limits, so it stays free and quiet:

  • It runs unasked only on hosts GhostClick already associates with you — a connected store, or a site you've audited before. Browsing someone else's site won't start anything; there's a Check this page button if you want it anyway.
  • Sixty free checks a day per account.
  • A result is cached for six hours per page, so flicking between tabs re-uses the score rather than re-running it.

Going Deeper

Under the score is Go deeper — the things that cost a credit, each labelled with what it costs before you click:

  • CRO checklist & AI review — the full page audit, with the findings drawn on a screenshot of the page
  • Roast — the same checklist and the same scores, delivered as a teardown with a verdict
  • Preflight a campaign — see below

Reviewing Part of a Page

Sometimes you don't want the whole page reviewed — you want to know about the hero, or the size selector, or that one badge row. Choose Review part of this page, drag a box around it, and say what you want checked. You get a review of just that crop.

On a paid plan section reviews are included rather than costing a credit, up to thirty a day. On the free plan each one uses a credit.

Info

The first time you draw a box, Chrome asks for permission to capture pages. It's asked once and Chrome remembers the answer — if you decline, the box will draw but nothing comes back, so press Capture again and choose Allow.

Campaign Preflight

Open the panel inside an ad or email tool — Ads Manager, Google Ads, Klaviyo, Mailchimp and similar — and it offers Campaign preflight instead of checking the tool's own admin page.

You capture the creative, GhostClick pulls out the promises it makes, and it sets up a journey that walks the landing page as a visitor arriving from that ad and checks whether the page still backs those claims up. It saves the journey too, so the same check can keep running while the campaign is live — see Traffic source verification.

While It Runs

Every run is owned by the extension's background worker, not the panel. Close the panel, switch tabs, or go and do something else — the run keeps going, the toolbar icon carries a badge while it's working, and you're notified when it finishes. Reopen the panel and your result is where you left it, per tab.

Everything the extension produces is a normal audit in your account, with a normal report at its own URL — so you can open it in the app, share it, or re-run it later.