Check your website the way a customer uses it
Put in your address. We load your homepage and report eight things a customer needs in the first ten seconds — what is there and what is not. Nothing is stored, and we do not guess at anything we cannot see.
Put your address in the box and the findings appear here.
Want someone to look at the rest?
Send it over and a person reads it — the eight findings above plus whatever else the page shows. You are not signing up for anything, nothing automated goes out, and you are not added to a list.
What this does not look at
Worth reading before the results change your mind about anything. A page fetch is a narrow instrument, and the biggest question about your front office is not on your website.
- Whether anyone answers that numberThis reads your page. It cannot ring your phone. A number in a tel: link that goes to voicemail every afternoon still passes every check above.
- What happens at 9pm, or when both lines are busyWording about emergency work is wording. Whether the call gets picked up, and what the caller hears when it does not, is in your phone records — not your HTML.
- Your Google Business Profile, reviews and adsMost of the people who call you never open your website at all. That traffic is not in scope here.
- Anything past the page you gave usOne page, once. Hours or a booking form on another page will read as missing here — check the finding against your own site before you act on it.
The phone is the part that pays.
This check reads one page. The Operations Diagnostic works from your real call records — how many calls came in, how many went unanswered, when the losses cluster, and what to do about it. Two weeks, $2,500, credited in full against installation.