Sounds like you’re talking about a
funnel with cloaking, where some URLs are just pre-landers or safe pages, and one is the actual “money page” (the one that receives paid traffic and drives conversions).
If you’re trying to figure out which page in a set is the money page, you can check it yourself with a few methods:
Look at redirect chains – Use tools like Redirect Detective or curl -I in the terminal to see where each page ultimately sends traffic. The final URL is usually the money page.
Check outbound links in the source code – Open the page source and search for href=, window.location, or any
tracking scripts leading to another domain.
Network analysis in DevTools – Open the page in Chrome, press F12, go to Network, refresh, and look for outgoing requests or redirects to another page.
JS deobfuscation – If the page uses obfuscated JavaScript to hide redirects, you can paste the script into a beautifier (e.g., beautifier.io) and find the redirect target.
Pixel/analytics tracking IDs – Sometimes the money page has different
tracking scripts or unique IDs (Google Analytics, FB
Pixel) compared to safe pages.
