Find out what’s quietly hurting your website.

Not at all. We audit any website regardless of how it was built: Wix, Squarespace, WordPress, custom code. It doesn't matter.

Essentials reads up to 100 pages. Pro reads up to 600. We list every page we can find on your site first, then read the ones your customers actually use to understand what you offer, trust you, and get in touch, so a site with 800 blog posts gets its services, pricing, locations, and contact pages rather than 600 archive pages. When we could not read everything, the report says so on the front page rather than describing a sample as if it were the whole site. On a Pro audit every page we read is proofread in full and tested for accessibility, your key pages are also tested with a keyboard, zoom and a phone, and the browser walkthrough covers your homepage, your contact form, and up to eight more of your highest-value pages.

A report emailed straight to your inbox and saved in your dashboard. Monitor plans re-check your site every month, watch it daily in between, and let you re-run an audit after a fix.

Most people hand the report to whoever maintains the site: it names the page, the problem and the fix, so it can be actioned without translation. If you would rather we did it, every report has a button that asks us for a quote: we read it and come back with a price, usually within a business day, with no obligation. Developers can skip the hand-off entirely and point their coding agent at the report over MCP.

No. We read your pages the way a visitor does and change nothing. A Pro audit goes further: it opens your menus and types clearly-marked test text into your contact form to check the fields work. Nothing is ever submitted, bought, or sent: submission is blocked in the page before your own scripts can run, so no enquiry reaches your inbox and nothing on your site changes. The one trace we do leave is in your own numbers: a Pro walkthrough shows up in your analytics as a handful of short visits from our checker.

Never. We only look at what any visitor can see, so there is nothing to install and no login to hand over. If a page is behind a sign-in, we do not go there.

You don't need to wait around. The report lands in your inbox the moment it is ready, and it is saved in your dashboard.

Yes, on any website we haven't audited before. Your first Essentials audit is free, no card required. It is the same report a paid Essentials audit gives you: your grade, every finding, and a link you can share.

On a Pro audit you can name up to two rival websites, and we run our standard read-only checks on them as well as on yours, then show you where you come out ahead, where they do, and what to change. They never get the browser walkthrough or the AI passes, so the comparison is scored on the checks both sides actually took. Beside the scores you get what each site publishes, counted from its own sitemap: pages, articles, recent activity, formats, and the topics they cover that your site does not name, plus how much of the web links to each of you, as a score from Open PageRank with the number of linking sites and backlinks beside it. From Google's own results you also see where each of you appears on Google Maps and in the local 3-pack for searches about your trade and town, each Google Business Profile's rating, reviews and how recently and often they come in, and how many keywords Google ranks each site for, with the searches they rank for that you don't. We only ever read pages of theirs that are already public, and if their site asks automated visitors to stay away, we stop there and say so in your report.

Yes, on Pro. Every audit asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google's AI Overviews about twenty questions a buyer would ask, then shows whether you were cited, where you ranked among the sources, and who was cited instead. It is kept separate from your letter grade.

The phrases you want to be found for, up to ten per website on Pro. Every audit checks which page covers each one, flags phrases no page uses or two pages compete for, and shows how many people search each one on Google every month.

On a Monitor plan we check your site once a day for three things: whether it is answering, how many days are left on your SSL certificate, and how many days are left on your domain registration. When one of those needs attention you get an email: when the site stops answering, when it starts again, and while there is still time to renew a certificate or a domain. It is a check once a day rather than once a minute, so an outage that clears within the hour may never appear; what it catches is the failure nobody notices for a week. Every check is kept in your dashboard with the status your server answered, and you can turn the daily checks off for a site without changing your plan.

Yes, from your second audit onwards. Your dashboard charts your overall score at every audit, how many issues were open each time and how serious they were, what each audit fixed and what it found that was new, and how every area of the report has moved since last time, biggest movers first. Page speed and Core Web Vitals from real Chrome users are charted from the first audit that recorded them, and every point on a chart opens the report it came from. A Monitor plan is what keeps that going without you having to remember: an audit every month, with the daily site watch in between.

Only with permission. You confirm at checkout that you own the site or are allowed to audit it, and that is the line we hold you to. Competitor comparisons are the one exception, and those are deliberately read-only.