Give findings and blockers an owner
Route ready recommendations and reports needing input or review to the team responsible for the page. Keep the actual blocker, original evidence and report beside the issue.
LandingBoost + VelocityWebsite improvements
Turn landing-page insights into work your team can finish.
Bring LandingBoost recommendations and page changes into Velocity, with evidence, ownership and a clear next step for every improvement.
Illustrative workflow
- 1
Find an improvement
A new LandingBoost scan produces a ready recommendation for a page you mapped to Velocity.
- 2
Track the next step
Its callback creates an issue with the evidence, report link, acceptance checks and your chosen team, project and defaults.
- 3
Implement and verify
Your configured native worker checks the current page, implements a ready finding and links its result. After a successful production deployment, explicitly verify it using your scan allowance.
What your team gets
Put your configured agents to work
Queue ready findings for a native Claude Code or Codex worker in the approved repository. Inspect actual checks, linked commits and proposed changes on the issue; repeated findings preserve one fix.
Know when a page changes
Opt into review issues for changes on your own pages or watched competitor pages. Compare the before and after text, then decide whether a response is needed.
Make it work for your workspace
A workspace owner or admin connects a LandingBoost account key and maps exact page URLs. Webhooks require a current LandingBoost Pro, Lifetime or Agency plan. Monitoring events also require an enabled watch in LandingBoost.
Choose the workspace and follow its integration setup. Your existing issue ownership, priorities and workspace permissions stay part of the workflow.
Questions, answered
What does the LandingBoost integration help Velocity users do?
It turns ready landing-page recommendations into assigned, prioritized work with the original evidence and report. Optional monitoring review tasks keep page changes visible to the team that owns the website.
Does connecting Velocity spend scan credits?
Connection verification, saved-report reads, webhook notifications and connectivity tests use no new scan credits. New scans run in LandingBoost and use its current allowance.
Which events can create issues?
A scan.completed event can create work from a ready, unlocked recommendation. Entitled diagnoses needing input or review create human review issues when included. Own-page and competitor change events create review issues only when selected. Tests and locked reports create no work; review tasks queue no automatic code fix.
Can I check the result after deployment?
Enable verification for the mapped page, then select its completed native fix and linked successful Vercel production deployment. Verification consumes scan allowance once per fix, records actual comparable scores and remaining work, and does not automatically complete the issue or start another fix.
Will every page change automatically edit my website?
No. A monitoring change is evidence for review, not a recommendation to undo a change or copy a competitor. Your team chooses the response. Agent execution requires a configured native worker, approved GitHub repository and your delivery controls. The worker does not deploy the site automatically.
Bring LandingBoost into your Velocity workflow.
Connect the tools your team uses to the work your team tracks.