Free tool · any high-value business
What is your website costing you?
Enter your website and your profession. In under a minute you get a score out of 100, Google’s mobile speed test, the enquiries you are likely losing, and the compliance risks in your field.
Free, no sign-up. We read only your public home page and run Google’s mobile speed test. Nothing is stored unless you ask for a personal review.
What the audit checks
Up to 18 checks in five groups, chosen from what buyers and Google look for in law, medicine, home services and real estate.
- Getting foundSecure HTTPS, page title, search description, main heading, mobile layout, business schema for Google and AI assistants, canonical address and image descriptions.
- Turning visitors into enquiriesTap-to-call, a contact form, online booking, an after-hours chat or AI assistant, and a clear next step such as “Book a free consultation”.
- TrustReviews or testimonials, a visible phone number, a privacy policy, and price or cost information buyers search for.
- Compliance for your professionMedical: ad pixels that can leak patient data under HIPAA. Home services: promises of federal energy credits that ended in 2025. Law: case results without the disclaimers many states require.
- SpeedGoogle’s own PageSpeed test on a phone: how fast the main content appears and whether the page freezes or jumps.
The score weights the page checks at 75% and Google’s mobile speed score at 25%. Each warning counts half, each failure counts zero.
Questions
Is the audit really free?
Yes. There is no sign-up and no payment. The automatic check reads only your public home page. A personal review by a person is also free; you just leave your name and email.
Why does my score differ from other tools?
Most audit tools score only technical SEO. This one also checks whether visitors can act (call, book, chat), whether buyers will trust the page, and compliance risks specific to your profession, because those decide whether traffic turns into paying clients.
What does the HIPAA tracking check mean?
US health regulators still treat data collected on a provider’s website as protected health information in most cases. Ad pixels such as Meta or TikTok on booking or intake pages can send that data to ad platforms. Only a narrow part of the federal guidance, about public pages, was struck down in 2024.
Why flag federal tax-credit claims for HVAC and solar?
The 25C home-improvement credit and the 25D residential clean energy credit both ended on 31 December 2025. Websites that still promise them can mislead buyers and create legal risk.
My site could not be scanned. Why?
Some websites block automated visitors with a security check. Request a personal review and we will check it by hand.
Is this legal or compliance advice?
No. The audit points out common risks and links to the rules behind them. Confirm anything legal with your own lawyer or compliance adviser.