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How does your website score?
Type in your website address. In a few seconds you’ll get a score out of 100 and a plain-English list of what’s helping — and what could be costing you customers. Free, and no email needed.
Checks your homepage the way a phone sees it. Try a competitor’s site, too.
What it checks
Eleven basics that cost customers.
The things a customer — or Google — notices in the first few seconds. Each one is weighted by how much it matters.
Secure connection
The padlock in the address bar. Without it, browsers warn visitors the site is “Not secure.”
Server response time
How quickly the page starts arriving. Slow sites lose visitors before they see anything.
Built for phones
Whether the page is set up to fit a phone screen, where most small-business visitors are.
Page title for Google
The headline Google shows for your site in search results.
Search result description
The short text under that headline that convinces people to click.
Main headline
One clear headline that tells Google and visitors what the page is about.
Image descriptions
Text on images for Google and for people using screen readers.
Link preview when shared
The picture and title that show when someone shares your link on Facebook or in a text.
Visitor tracking
Analytics, so you can see where visitors come from and what they do.
Tap-to-call phone number
A number people can tap to call — the fastest path to a sale for a local business.
Business details for Google
Structured details about your business, in the format Google prefers.
What it can’t tell you
Whether your design builds trust, whether the words sell, and whether visitors can find what they need and turn into calls. That’s what the full audit is for. Fixes for what it finds start at $500 — see prices, or read whether to fix or rebuild.
Full audit
Want the full audit?
No polished brief needed. Send the rough version of what’s going on with your business or website — I’ll help turn it into the next practical move.
“He was patient, thoughtful, and good at seeing what needed to be cleaned up.”Stewart Blackburn · Writer & Teacher
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