Homepage: before and after

Som · 16 October 2026 · for Vinny, then the designer. Only sections that change. Unchanged sections are left out.

Before is the live homepage. After is the proposed text. Keyword notes sit under each pair.

Title tag

Before

Hypertune - Ultimate PC Optimization for Gaming & Esports

After

Game Optimizer for Higher FPS | Hypertune (41 characters)

Why. Leads with game optimizer (US 250 a month). PC optimization for gaming moves to the gaming guide so the two pages don't compete. Drops the em dash.

Meta description

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Achieve higher FPS, cleaner performance, and minimal latency. Hypertune offers remote system tuning, BIOS tweaks, GPU overclocking - trusted by top-tier gamers. (160 characters)

After

Hypertune is a game optimizer and FPS booster for Windows PCs. It tunes your CPU, GPU, memory and network for up to 60% higher FPS in your games. (145 characters)

Why. Adds game optimizer and FPS booster (US 1,600). The current line is too long and describes Expert Tuning, not the app. Drops trusted by.

H1

Before

Boost your gaming performance with one click.

After

One-click game optimizer for higher FPS

Why. Puts the primary keyword in the H1 and keeps one click from the current line.

Hero, new first line

Before

No line like this. The hero starts on the current H1.

After

Hypertune is a game optimizer and FPS booster for Windows PCs.

Why. Both homepage keywords in the first paragraph, and the platform stated once.

Introducing Hypertune, CPU card

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The card doesn't say what CPU Overclocking does. Trusted by Riot, EAC, BattlEye, Valve, and more.

After

Finds a faster stable speed for your Intel or AMD processor, and stress-tests it on your hardware before applying it. Hypertune never touches game files, code or directories.

Why. The card left readers guessing. Wording from the what-hypertune-changes page. The trusted-by line stays as it is, for Austin.

Stats strip

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Users see up to 60% gains

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Users see up to 60% higher FPS

Why. Says what the 60% measures, same figure as the meta description.

Stats strip

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Debloat your whole system

After

Debloat Windows

Why. Uses the app's feature name. The line under it stays.

Packed with features, heading

Before

Hypertune is useful for everyone.

After

Everything you need for PC optimization, in one app.

Why. Targets pc optimization (US 250). The homepage already ranks about 8th for it.

Optimization tab

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Optimization helps you optimize your system to run at its best performance.

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The Optimize screen puts CPU Overclocking, GPU Overclocking, Memory and Network Optimization side by side, each with its own switch.

Why. The old line repeated the tab name. The new one names the panels on the screenshot.

Game Hub tab

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Label: Game Profiles. Game Profiles allows you to create a profile for your favorite games, allowing you to customize your system to your specific needs.

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Label: Game Hub. Game Hub has a profile for each supported game, including Valorant, Counter-Strike 2, Fortnite, Marvel Rivals, Rust and Rainbow Six Siege X. Switch on the games you play.

Why. Game Hub is the name on the technology page and in Austin's feature list. The app sidebar still says Game Profiles, so he needs to pick one.

Customization tab

Before

Customization allows you to customize your system to your specific needs.

After

This is where Windows Debloating lives. Switch Windows settings like Bing Search in Start Menu or Sticky Keys on or off one at a time, and update apps like Steam from the same screen.

Why. Names the feature and two labels from the screenshot. The Steam line needs Austin to confirm.

Yearly price

Before

$59.99 /year, with a SAVE 50% badge

After

$69.99 /year, shown against $119.88

Why. Austin's price from 16 October. At $69.99 the SAVE 50% badge is about 41% off, so the badge and offer bar need a new line from him.

Link to the technology page

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Find out more

After

See how Hypertune optimizes your PC for gaming

Why. The link text now carries the technology page's keyword.

FAQ, six questions added after the nine already live

Before

The live FAQ doesn't say what Hypertune is, how to download it, the price, whether it's safe, whether it works on your PC, or how to cancel.

After

What is Hypertune? How do I download Hypertune? How much does Hypertune cost? Is Hypertune safe? Will Hypertune work on my PC? How do I cancel Hypertune? Full answers are in the notes file for the designer.

Why. These match searches people already make: hypertune price, is hypertune safe, is hypertune legit. A few overlap live answers, so one of each pair should be cut.

For Austin to confirm