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Ten real checks of your website, in plain language.

Speed, mobile, Google basics, accessibility, security, email, structured data, broken links, social previews and contact basics — measured on your live site, with what each problem can cost you and the service that fixes it.

We read only public pages, the way a visitor would. Nothing on your site is changed.

What we check

Ten measurements, each with its evidence.

A check that cannot finish says so and is reported as not measured — never as a guess.

  1. Speed

    Visitors who wait for a slow page often leave before they see your offer, and search engines take page experience into account.

  2. Mobile experience

    Visitors on phones struggle to read or tap when text is tiny, buttons are cramped or the page scrolls sideways, and many give up.

  3. Google basics

    If search engines cannot read, index or understand your pages, people searching for what you offer may not find you.

  4. Accessibility

    People with visual or motor impairments, or who use a screen reader, may be unable to use parts of your site and go elsewhere.

  5. Security

    Browsers warn visitors about insecure pages, and missing protections make it easier for attackers to tamper with what visitors see.

  6. Email deliverability

    Without these records your emails are more likely to land in spam, and criminals can more easily send emails pretending to be you.

  7. Structured data

    Structured data tells search engines your business details directly; without it they have to guess, and may show less about you.

  8. Broken links

    Broken links send visitors and search engines to dead ends, which looks neglected and wastes the visit.

  9. Social sharing preview

    When someone shares your page in a social network or messaging app, it may appear without a picture or with the wrong text, so fewer people click.

  10. Contact and conversion basics

    A visitor who is ready to buy needs an obvious next step; without a clear way to call, write or book, they may leave.