Inspect the first screen
Catch intrusive overlays, weak trust signals, hidden calls to action, and layout shifts before visitors engage.
High bounce rate
High bounce rate? Find out why people leave.
Scan your site free to catch the slow loads, intrusive popups, mobile bugs, dead ends, and trust gaps that make visitors leave before they act.
Analytics tells you that people bounced. Mimetic shows what on the page made them leave and writes the fix for you.
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EXAMPLE FINDING
High impact
A full-screen popup blocks the page before visitors can see it
Two seconds after landing, a signup popup covers the entire page. On mobile, its close control sits against the screen edge, so many visitors leave without seeing what they came for.
Sessions at risk
3,900/mo
Revenue at risk
$2–6k/mo
Conversion after fix
↑ +0.8%
Fix available · ready to ship
A high bounce rate is a symptom. Find the page-level cause.
Bounce rate can rise because the page is slow, the mobile layout blocks the next action, the promise does not match the destination, or tracking is counting the session incorrectly. A useful bounce-rate audit tests the experience behind the metric instead of prescribing a generic benchmark.
Test the real mobile path
Find controls, forms, and navigation that work on desktop but fail or disappear on a phone.
Validate the measurement
Flag duplicate or missing analytics events that can make a healthy page look broken, or hide a real problem.
Frequently asked questions
What causes a high bounce rate?
Common causes include slow rendering, message mismatch, intrusive popups, mobile usability problems, dead-end navigation, weak trust signals, and incorrect engagement tracking. The right fix depends on the page-level cause.
What is a good bounce rate?
There is no universal good rate. It varies by channel, page intent, device, and measurement setup. Diagnose whether visitors complete the page’s intended action before comparing the number with a generic benchmark.