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CTA generator
Describe what you are offering and to whom. An AI model writes eight button labels and five lines to sit beside one.
The rule it follows
A label says what happens when it is pressed. "See the price list" and "Book a fitting call" tell the visitor what they are agreeing to. "Get started today" tells them nothing, which is why it is on every site.
The model is told to avoid false urgency, exclamation marks, and the word "free" unless you said the thing is free.
Where the copy on this site came from
Our own main button says "Start with your website", because that is the first thing that happens: you type an address. The test is to ask what the next screen is, and name it.
Using the results
Pick the label that names the next step most exactly, and make sure the next screen delivers it. A button that says "See pricing" and opens a form asking for an email breaks the promise it just made. Put one main button on a page; a second, quieter one is fine for people who are not ready.
The writing tools share an allowance of 12 runs a day per visitor.
Questions
- What is a CTA?
- A call to action: the button or link that asks the visitor to take the next step, and the words on and around it.
- How many words should a button have?
- Two to five. Enough to name the action, short enough to read at a glance.
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Updated 14 November 2026.