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Is your website costing you work?

Type your address and find out in about ten seconds. This is the same engine we use to find our own clients — it fetches your site once and reads the evidence: speed, security, mobile, whether anyone can actually book or enquire.

One polite visit to your homepage. Nothing stored unless you ask us to price the fixes.

What this can and can't see

It reads your homepage the way a browser does, then scores six things that decide whether a small-business site earns its keep: speed and build quality, mobile and accessibility, trust and proof, whether an interested stranger can actually act, whether search engines understand you, and — the one nobody else checks — whether AI assistants can find, read and recommend you. It counts the tools you already run, so an embedded Typeform, a Calendly or a WhatsApp button is recognised as the lead capture it is. Then it tells you what we'd do next, in the order we'd do it. It checks the technical basics — HTTPS, load speed, mobile readiness, stale dates, ancient platforms, whether there's a form or a way to book. It can't see your Google rankings, your bookings, or your bank account, and it doesn't pretend to. If your site comes back healthy, the honest advice is to spend nothing — and it will say so.

What the check measures

Sixty signals, six things that actually decide whether a website earns its keep

Speed — how fast the page becomes usable on a phone, because every extra second loses people. Search — whether Google can read the page: titles, descriptions, structured data, the basics most sites still miss. AI readiness — whether assistants like ChatGPT can understand what you do, which is fast becoming how people find businesses. Trust — security, privacy, contact details, the quiet things a visitor checks before they call. Conversion — whether there is a clear next step on the page and it works on a thumb. Mobile — layout, tap targets and readability on the screens most of your customers use.

The check is the same engine we use before quoting a website rescue, so the report is honest rather than a sales tool: it says what is fine as well as what is not. It fetches your homepage once, politely, stores nothing, and needs no email. Run it on your own site, a competitor, or the site you are about to pay someone for.