Foundershub

Jun 10, 2026

The biggest problem is the first screen still reads more like an editorial brand than a must-use product, so a cold founder does not instantly get why this is different from G2, Reddit, or asking friends. Make the hero more literal, pick one obvious first action, and surface proof earlier. - say it plainly, something like: 'Founder reviews of startup tools, with verified usage proof and side by side comparisons' - pick one primary CTA in the hero, probably 'Browse founder reviews' or 'Find my startup stack', then demote the others - move the core differentiator up: show one real review card with the verified badge, rubric scores, and founder/company context right in the hero area - add stronger trust signals near the top, like recognizable tools reviewed, reviewer identities, or a clearer explanation of how verification works - polish the landing page to be more unique and less of all text, reads more like a newspaper atm when we have the power of media!