For any business with a website

Free website health check.

Already have a website? Get a short, plain-English report on what works and what needs a closer look.

Send your business name and website address.

The checks

What we look at.

The basics that decide whether a visitor stays or leaves. Every result is checked by a person before it reaches you.

How it looks on a phone: A screenshot of your homepage at phone size, and a check that nothing spills off the side of the screen.
How fast it loads: A loading-time check and a Google Lighthouse speed test on mobile, the same test Google's own tools use.
Search and accessibility basics: Google Lighthouse's checks for search readiness and accessibility, with the scores explained in plain English.
What Google shows: The page title and description that appear in search results, plus the copyright year if your site shows one.
Ways to get in touch: Whether your phone number, email and contact page are easy to find and actually work.
Broken links: Up to 30 links from your homepage to the rest of your site, checked for pages that no longer exist.
Security: Whether your site is secure, and when its security certificate runs out.
Your domain: When your domain name is due for renewal, so it doesn't lapse without you knowing.

Want your Google profile, social media and listings looked at too? That's the Online Presence Audit.

The report

One page, problems first, in plain English. For each one, you see what we found and why it matters to your customers.

If we couldn't check something, the report says so, so you never get a guess dressed up as a result.

Sample report for a fictional business. Yours will show your own website's results.

What happens next

Send us your business name and website
The email button fills in most of it for you. Add your business name and web address, then send.
We check your homepage
No passwords or logins needed. We run the checks, look over the results ourselves and email you a short report.
You decide what to do
The report shows what to fix first. Sort it yourself, pass it to whoever looks after your site, or ask us. There's no obligation either way.

No obligation to take it further. Do not send passwords or customer information.