How Does Your Website
Actually Perform?

Yes — completely free. Your instant score requires no email, no sign-up, and no credit card. Enter your URL and see how your website performs across 10 categories in about 60 seconds. The full report — with category-by-category breakdowns and specific recommendations — requires your email so we can deliver it. That's the only ask. No credit card. No obligation. No sales call unless you want one. We won't add you to a mailing list or start a drip campaign. You get your report and one follow-up offering to walk through the results. That's it. We built this tool because most business owners don't know where their website actually stands until something stops working. The score gives you a clear baseline. The full report tells you exactly what to fix first and why it matters for your bottom line.

Ten categories that affect whether customers find you and trust you enough to call. Schema Markup checks whether search engines can read your business information correctly. Mobile Speed measures how fast your site loads on a phone. Site Structure looks at how your pages are organized for crawlers. Trust Signals checks for the credibility markers that make visitors pick up the phone. SSL and Security verifies your site is safe to visit. Content Depth, FAQ Coverage, Local SEO, AEO Readiness, and AI Citation Readiness measure how thoroughly your site covers the signals that Google and AI use to rank and recommend businesses. It's the same checklist we use when evaluating a new client's site before a project. Every check maps to something that directly affects whether your website generates business or just takes up space on the internet.

The AI Visibility Checker focuses specifically on whether AI search engines — ChatGPT, Google AI, Perplexity, Claude — can find and recommend your business. It answers one question: is AI sending you customers? This grader looks at your whole website — speed, mobile experience, security, search readiness, content depth, and technical health. It answers a broader question: is your website doing its job across all the ways customers find you? That includes traditional Google search, mobile visitors, and AI platforms. Run both for the complete picture. The AI Visibility Checker tells you how you look to AI specifically. The Website Grader tells you how you look to everyone — search engines, customers on their phones, and AI platforms included. Together they cover the full range of how people find local businesses in 2026.

Start with whatever the report flags as your weakest category — that's where you'll get the biggest improvement for the least effort. The full report prioritizes the fixes so you're not guessing where to begin. If your score is high, the report confirms your site is in better shape than most and shows which areas are strongest. If it's low, the category breakdowns show exactly what's dragging it down — whether that's mobile speed, missing trust signals, thin content, or technical issues search engines can't work around. You can handle the improvements yourself, hand the report to your web developer, or talk to us about what it would take to fix the gaps. The recommendations are specific enough to hand directly to any developer. They're actionable regardless of who does the work — not vague suggestions that require a sales call to understand.

Yes — enter any URL. Most business owners grade their own site first, then run their top one or two competitors. Comparing category-by-category scores shows you exactly where you're ahead and where you're behind. If your competitor loads faster on mobile but your content depth is stronger, you know where to focus. If they're beating you on trust signals and local SEO, that tells you what's costing you calls. The side-by-side comparison is more valuable than either score alone because it shows your position relative to the business that's actually competing for your customers. Run your top two or three competitors and the priorities become obvious. Some clients check every business on the first page of Google results for their main search term. The pattern of what the top-ranking sites have in common tells you everything about what your market rewards.