Your website, your name and an email. The rest is optional, and it only helps us make the report more useful. Nothing here goes on a mailing list.
Your report comes back within two working days
Name a competitor and we will test them the same way
If your site is in good shape, we will say so
What comes back
A report with numbers in it.
The sort of thing you could take to your current web company and ask them about.
How fast it really is
Measured load times and Google's own Core Web Vitals, which affect where you rank as well as whether anybody waits.
How you compare
Name a competitor and we'll run the same tests on them. That comparison is usually the most useful page in the report.
What we'd fix first
In order, with an honest note on what matters and what doesn't. Doing nothing is on the list if it belongs there.
What we check
The same checks every time, so the report means something.
Speed
Load time, Core Web Vitals and page weight, measured rather than guessed at.
Security
Security headers, SSL setup and HTTPS redirects. Most small business sites fail several of these.
Mobile
How it really behaves on a phone, which is where most of your customers will see it.
Search basics
Titles, descriptions, and whether Google can work out what your business is and where it is.
Your Google listing
Whether you have one, whether it's filled in, and how it looks next to your competitors.
A competitor, side by side
The same tests run on a rival you name, so the numbers have something to mean.
Questions about the review
It really is free. Here's why that isn't a catch.
Yes. It takes us under an hour and it's the most honest sales pitch we've got. If your site is in good shape we'll say so and you'll have lost nothing.
No. We send the report and one follow-up asking whether you have questions. If we don't hear back, that's the end of it.
Usually within two working days.
Your website address, your name and an email. If you want the comparison, one competitor's website too.
Then it'll say so, along with what that would cost. You're under no obligation, and plenty of people take our report straight to whoever built their site in the first place.
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