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Rank 22 of 29 · clearer than 21% of the index, 14% of data · Reviewed 2026-10-10

Jargonindex

jargonindex.com  ·  data
60
GRADE C

What their homepage claims

“What do you actually sell?”

What that means

A public index that rates how clearly companies explain what they sell.

Verdict

The page explains a meta-product (a clarity-rating index) but does not clearly state a concrete product category in the headline; it does present measurable elements and a clear CTA, but overall clarity could be higher.

What to fix first

Ranked by what each change is worth on the composite — the gap to the next rung of the ladder times the dimension’s weight. Computed from the scores, not written by the model; the model’s sentence under each is the action.

  1. 1Clarity quick win 20 → 35+4.5

    Replace the headline with a concrete product noun or product category in plain words.

  2. 2Jargon-free quick win 65 → 80+3

    remove non-informative abstractions and clearly name the product category.

  3. 3Call to action quick win 80 → 95+2.3

    Add a direct sign-up or try-now CTA tied to a specific feature or product.

All three together: 60 → 70. Every dimension one rung up: 72 (grade B). Ceiling is 95.

A plainer headline

Theirs
“What do you actually sell?”
Index’s suggestion
“The Jargon Index rates how clearly companies explain what they sell”

Built only from facts already on the page — not the company’s words. Shown so the gap between what was written and what could have been written is concrete rather than a number.

Where the score comes from

Five dimensions on one ladder — 5 · 20 · 35 · 50 · 65 · 80 · 95 — weighted clarity 30%, specificity 20%, jargon 20%, proof 15%, call to action 15%. For each: the rung the page matched, the words that drove it, and what would reach the next rung. Full rubric →

Clarity30% 20

The page lacks a concrete product noun in the main message; it asks a question rather than stating a product category.

What do you actually sell?

Next rungReplace the headline with a concrete product noun or product category in plain words.

Specificity20% 95

The page includes a measurable outcome: the process of rating lives on the homepage with a time claim.

Free. Scored live from the homepage in about 30 seconds
Jargon-free20% 65

Uses abstract terms and domain buzzwords around the concept of clarity and indexing, which adds jargon relative to a plain description.

Scored from the page as a whole; no single line was cited.

Next rungremove non-informative abstractions and clearly name the product category.

Proof15% 65

The page lists company names and some metrics, but no single, verifiable customer metric anchors the entire page.

They provide payments processing and related financial services to help businesses monetize transactions.

Next rungInclude a clear, verifiable metric or named example tied to the page’s claim, visible on the page.

Call to action15% 80

There is a clear action to engage (Rate a company now), aligned with the page’s purpose.

Rate a company now

Next rungAdd a direct sign-up or try-now CTA tied to a specific feature or product.

Evidence

What do you actually sell?Shows the headline but not a concrete product category.
Rate a company nowDirect CTA aligned with the page’s action.
They provide a scalable Postgres-based backend for apps and agents, including authentication, storage, serverless functions, and an AI gateway.Example of concrete product-related description that is present in the page.
What the scorer was given first 1,500 characters of the homepage text — check the quotes yourself
The Jargon Index — A public index of how clearly companies explain what they sell.
Sectors ai 1 commerce 1 data 6 design 1 devtools 6 fintech 2 infrastructure 5 marketing 1 productivity 2 security 1
What do
you actually
sell?
We strike out every word on a homepage that carries no information.
What is left is the product. Most companies have very little left.
Rate a company now
Rate it
Free. Scored live from the homepage in about 30 seconds, then added to the index.
26 Rated
68.5 Mean
1 Below 50
The index — ranked by clarity Struck text carries no information
01
Neon
data · neon.tech
“Neon — Postgres backends for apps and agents”
They provide a scalable Postgres-based backend for apps and agents, including authentication, storage, serverless functions, and an AI gateway.
clar 95
spec 95
jarg 95
proo 65
cta 80
88
GRADE A
02
Clerk
devtools · clerk.com
“Clerk | Authentication and User Management”
Clerk provides authentication and user management for apps.
spec 65
jarg 65
76
GRADE B
03
Sentry
devtools · sentry.io
“Application Performance Monitoring & Error Tracking Software | Sentry -->”
Sentry provides application performance monitoring and error tracking software.
04
Shopify
commerce · shopify.com
“Shopify: The All-in-One Commerce Platform for Businesses - Shopify”
Shopify provides tools to build and manage online and in-person stores, including payments, shipping, and cross-channel selling.
clar 50
proo

How this compares

21%of the index scores lower
-7vs index mean (67)
-7vs data mean (67)
-10vs median (70)
100%of headline words survive
4×independently scored

Strongest: Specificity 95. Weakest: Clarity 20. The 4 passes agreed within 18 points.

Nothing struck

No word in the headline itself was judged empty, yet jargon-free scores 65: the scorer found generic phrasing further down the page. Uses abstract terms and domain buzzwords around the concept of clarity and indexing, which adds jargon relative to a plain description.

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Provenance

Scored from the live homepage on 2026-10-10 by gpt-5-nano, 4 independent passes, median taken. Page snapshot b37c5015575a. Rubric 5abbca9a (current; what it says). No person reviewed or edited this score. If the rubric and the score disagree, the rubric wins and the page is re-scored — not hand-corrected. Re-scored when the homepage text changes.