Is your website costing you customers?
Type in your address. In a few seconds you get a plain-English report on what customers and Google actually see. It's free, there's no signup, and if your site is fine it will tell you so.
Built by Shawn Mann, Glass Floor Studio, Milton · checks one page, the same way a visitor loads it
The things that cost you customers
Phones
Whether the page is set up for a phone screen at all. Without it, every word arrives too small to read.
Trust
Whether the site is secure (the padlock), and whether it loads anything insecure that browsers block.
Getting in touch
Whether a visitor can call, email or send a form, and whether your phone number can be tapped.
Google basics
Title, description, main heading, business details and whether the page tells Google to stay away.
Speed
How long your server takes to answer, and whether the page itself is heavy enough to stall on phone data.
Restaurants
Whether your order buttons send customers to Uber Eats, DoorDash or Skip, which charge 20-30% per order.
A problem only shows up when a stated limit is crossed, and each one shows the number it measured. If your site is fine, the report says so.
Questions people ask
Is the website checkup really free?
Yes. No signup and no email needed. Type in your address and the report appears on the page.
What does the free checkup not cover?
It reads the page your server sends. It doesn't load your images, run your scripts or judge your design and wording. The Teardown, $450, is a written audit by a person that covers all of that, with eight ranked problems and a fix for each.
Will it say my site is fine if it is?
Yes. A problem is only reported when a stated limit is crossed, and every problem shows the measurement behind it. A well-built site gets an empty report.
Do you store the address I check?
The address and the result counts are logged so the tool can limit how often it's used. Your IP address is stored only as a one-way scrambled code, never in readable form.
Can I check someone else's website?
Yes, it checks any public website, the same way any visitor would load it.
Ask me about your report
Send me your address and what the checkup found. I'll reply with what I'd fix first and roughly what it costs, even if it's a ten-minute job you can do yourself.