FREE WEBSITE CHECK
Find out what your website is costing you.
Paste your address. We load your real site the way a customer's phone does and tell you, in plain English, what is standing between a search and a phone call. No email, no signup, no follow-up.
Why we give this away
Because most of what it finds you can fix yourself in an afternoon, and telling you that costs us nothing. A business that fixes its own tap-to-call link and writes its own page titles is better off, and it did not need us. The free 27-point checklist exists for the same reason.
Some of what it finds is not a fix, it is a rebuild. If the site has no mobile setup, no structured data and a five-second load, you are patching something that was built wrong. That is when a $99 Site Kit or our $399 done-for-you build makes more sense than another weekend of patching. We will tell you which one you are looking at, and the answer is sometimes neither.
Honest answers
Is this really free, and do I have to give you my email?
It is free and there is no email field. The check runs in your browser against your live site and shows you the results on the page. We do not save the address you type or the results, and nothing gets emailed to you afterwards because we never collected a way to email you.
What exactly does it look at?
It loads your home page the way a phone would and checks the things that decide whether a visitor can reach you and whether Google can place you: HTTPS and the insecure duplicate, response time, mobile setup, tap-to-call, whether a phone number and a way to make contact exist at all, page title and description, main heading, LocalBusiness structured data, sitemap, robots.txt and noindex tags, social preview tags, image alt text and page weight. Every result comes from your actual page, not a database.
Does it check my Google Business Profile?
No, and we would rather say that plainly than imply otherwise. Reading profile data automatically takes a paid data connection we do not have, so the results page gives you the six things to check on your own listing instead. It takes about five minutes and the listing usually matters more than the website for local searches.
It says my site has problems. Are you going to call me?
No. We have no way to contact you and no interest in cold calling anybody. The report ends with the free checklist so you can fix things yourself, and with our paid options if you would rather not. Which one you pick is entirely up to you.
The check found nothing wrong. Does that mean my site is fine?
It means the automatic checks passed, which genuinely puts you ahead of most local business sites. It does not mean the site is selling well. Whether the first screen says what you do and where, whether the photos are your own trucks and crew, and whether your listing matches your site are judgment calls no script makes. The 27-point checklist covers those.
My site would not load for you but it works for me.
That is worth knowing rather than dismissing. It usually means one of three things: the site is slow enough to time out on a weak connection, it blocks visitors it does not recognize, or it only answers on the www version of the address. All three lose you real customers, so try the other form of your address and check it on your phone off wifi.