Good rankings still lose people.
A lightweight script of your own records what visitors actually do — rage clicks, dead clicks, abandoned forms, errors — and RankSage puts that beside each page's content score.
The problem
Analytics tells you a page has a high bounce rate. It cannot tell you whether people left because the writing was thin or because a button did nothing, and those need opposite fixes.
Frustration Report on one screen.
What you see in RankSage.
The frustration report, as it appears in the product.
2 pages flagged · 3 analysed
/pricing
Content score 38
Rage clicks on a disabled control
/docs/api-overview
Content score 44
Form abandoned at step 2
/blog/seo-vs-aeo
Content score 71
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What it measures, and what comes out.
Outcome and evidence at each step, never the recipe. Every number here can be traced to something stored.
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Your own script, your own domain
Around 5KB, no dependencies, encrypted before it leaves the browser, and served from your domain rather than a third party's. It runs alongside your existing analytics rather than replacing it.
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Every event, never sampled
Rare events are where failures hide. Sampling is how a tool misses the one session that would have told you what was broken, so nothing here is sampled.
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The overlap is the insight
A page where visitors visibly struggle and the content scores badly is a different problem from a page that is merely unpopular. That intersection is the report.
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Down to the likely cause
Where failing requests and frustration signals coincide in the same sessions, RankSage links them — turning “the site feels broken” into a named endpoint on a named page, reported as an observed relationship rather than an asserted cause.
What it does not do.
Disqualifying fast is part of the product. These are the edges, written down.
It needs a snippet on your server or edge, or the WordPress plugin. There is no one-line third-party tag, by design.
It records behaviour, not identity. There are no session replays of individual people.
History depth is set by plan, from a week on Free to just over two years on Pro.
The capabilities it joins.
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Questions about Frustration Report, answered.
What it measures, what it needs, and where its edges are.
RankSage records rage clicks, dead clicks, abandoned forms and errors per page and shows them beside that page's content score. Where both signals point at one URL, you have a priority.
No. It runs alongside it. GA4 stays your traffic source of record; this adds the behavioural layer GA4 does not capture and joins it to content quality.
It records behaviour rather than identity, respects opt-out signals, and works with consent managers. Data is encrypted before it leaves the browser.
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