Defined.Scoring
A dominant leak is a documented sector hypothesis used to focus inspection on a likely point of friction. It is not a measured frequency claim or a diagnosis of an individual website before evidence is collected.
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Dominant Leak
The operational definition, the public evidence boundary, and the nearby concepts an operator needs before using the term in a diagnosis.
Use standard
Definition before diagnosis.
Operational meaning
What the term can—and cannot—support.
Read the definition as a contract. It keeps a useful public observation from expanding into an outcome the scan cannot see.
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Different business models place pressure on different parts of the public path. A local service company may depend on a clear call or booking route, while a clinic may need service, provider, and scheduling context to connect cleanly. Those patterns are useful starting points for inspection.
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Revvye uses the sector hypothesis to organize what to look at first, then accepts or rejects it using evidence from the submitted public surface. The observed page remains the authority; the industry pattern never substitutes for a site-specific finding.
Public-surface boundary
The term travels with its limit.
- 01Observe
Inspect the submitted public surface and the declarations it returns.
- 02Preserve
Keep the rule, page signal, severity, and stated limitation together.
- 03Exclude
Do not infer private revenue, conversion, delivery, or customer behavior.
Move from term to evidence
Inspect the public path. Keep the private result private.
The free scan begins with the page you submit and routes its result through a private email-linked intake. It does not access private analytics or CRM data.
Public pages only. The $97 report comes after the result.
Public pagesNamed rulesPrivate result