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See your website the way a customer's phone sees it.
Paste any web address. In about ten seconds you get a real score — load time, whether Google can read the page, whether your phone number is tappable — plus the fixes, written plainly. Nothing to install, no signup, and I don't store your address.
Works on any public site — yours, or the competitor who outranks you.
- 01Loads fast on a phone
- 02Secure (HTTPS)
- 03Built for phones
- 04Google-readable page title
- 05Search-result description
- 06Tap-to-call phone number
- 07One clear main headline
- 08Business info Google can parse
- 09Looks right when shared
- 10Images described for search
- 11Reasonable page size
- 12You can see who visits
The same twelve I run before quoting any job.
Why these twelve
Everycheckissomethingthatcostsarealcustomer.
Speed and page weight
People leave slow pages before they ever see what you sell, and Google ranks slow pages lower. It is the most expensive problem on this list and the one owners hear about least.
Phones first
Most local searches happen on a phone, often while someone is standing outside deciding where to go. A page that doesn't reflow, or a phone number that can't be tapped, loses that person to the next result.
What Google can read
Titles, descriptions, one clear headline, and structured business data are how you show up as a full result with hours and reviews instead of a bare blue link.
Proof it's alive
A padlock, a current year in the footer, an image that appears when someone shares your link. Small signals that decide whether a stranger trusts you with money.
Questions
Aboutthecheckup.
Free, no email, no signup. The address is used for the one request and isn't stored or added to any list — the only record is an anonymous count of how many checkups get run.
Yes, and you should. It works on any public site. Seeing that the shop outranking you loads in half a second usually explains more than any report I could write.
Not necessarily. A low score means a customer's phone is working harder than it should — usually because a page builder ships a lot of code before your words appear. Read the failing items; each one names what it costs you.
Then leave the site alone. If you're still losing business it's happening somewhere else — most often the calls nobody answers. That's what the missed-call calculator is for.
Small fixes on an existing site are usually an hour or two of work. A full hand-built replacement starts at $200 for a landing page and $300–800 for a full site, quoted flat before anything starts.
Rather have it fixed than diagnosed?
Send me the report and I'll tell you which items are worth money and which are noise — free, and honestly, even when the answer is "leave it alone."