Send me your site. I'll tell you what's actually wrong with it.
Not an automated scanner that spits out a score. I look at your site myself and send back a short, honest list of what's worth fixing, roughly what it would take, and what I'd leave alone. Free, and I'll say so if there's nothing worth changing.
You've probably had the other one before.
Free scanners are everywhere and they all send back roughly the same thing: a number, a pile of warnings, and no idea which of them matters to your business.
Six things, in about ten minutes.
This isn't a deep audit. It's a fast, honest gut check on the stuff that actually costs small businesses customers.
Speed
Whether your site loads fast enough on a phone, which is where most of your customers are looking.
Mobile
Whether it actually works cleanly on a phone screen, not just technically renders.
The first 5 seconds
Whether someone landing on your homepage can tell what you do and who it's for without scrolling.
SEO basics
Page titles, meta descriptions, and whether Google can actually read and index your pages.
Google Business Profile
Whether your listing is claimed, filled out, and matches what's on your site.
The obvious stuff
Broken links, missing contact info, a form that doesn't actually send anywhere. More common than you'd think.
Same reason everything else here is free.
If I tell you what's wrong with your site and it turns out you need real work done, some of you will hire me for it. Most of you won't, and that's fine. Either way you walk away knowing something true about your site that you didn't know before, and that's a good trade for ten minutes of my time.
Send me your URL.
Just the link is enough to start. Tell me your city too if you want the SEO side included, not just the design side.
Send me your siteCommon questions
Is this an automated tool or do you actually look at it?
I actually look at it. There's no automated scanner spitting out a generic score. You send me your URL, I spend real time on your site, and you get a short list back from an actual person, in plain English.
What do I get back, exactly?
A short list, usually 3 to 6 items, of what's actually worth fixing and roughly what it would take. Not a 40-page PDF with a score nobody understands. If your site is in decent shape, I'll tell you that too.
Is there a catch? Do I have to hire you after?
No. Some people take the list and fix it themselves or hand it to someone else. That's fine. I'd rather you know what's actually wrong than sit on it hoping you'll hire me.
How long does it take to hear back?
Usually 2 to 3 business days. If I'm slammed I'll tell you upfront instead of leaving you waiting.
Does this work for any type of business?
Yes. Doesn't matter what platform your site is built on or what industry you're in. Send it over and I'll look.
Not ready to send your site yet?
Run the 50-item launch checklist yourself first, or just book a free chat and we'll talk through it.