Is your website helping you get customers, or quietly losing them? Check your Google basics, speed, how easy it is to contact you, and whether your tracking is set up. You get a plain-English list of what to fix first.
Type your homepage or the landing page you send ads to.
Google basics, speed, how easy it is to contact you, and tracking.
Every problem comes with a plain-English fix. Ask us if you'd like help.
Most free SEO checkers stop at technical scores. This one also asks the question that matters to a business owner: will this page turn a visitor into an enquiry, and will you know where that enquiry came from? The report is split into four parts.
Whether Google is allowed to index the page, your page title and meta description (the headline and text people see in search results), one clear main heading, enough real text, alt text on images, a mobile-friendly setup, an XML sitemap and business structured data.
How quickly your server responds, whether images are too heavy or still in older formats, and, when available, Google's own PageSpeed score for mobile. Heavy images are the most common speed problem we see on small business websites, and the easiest to fix: our free image converter resizes and converts them to WebP in your browser.
A WhatsApp button, a click-to-call number, an enquiry form or booking, clear calls to action, reviews and a map. For local service businesses, WhatsApp usually brings more enquiries than forms. For B2B suppliers, a form tends to bring better-qualified leads, so ideally you offer both.
Whether Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics, a Google Ads tag or a behaviour tool like Microsoft Clarity is installed. This matters more than most people expect: in about 90% of the Google Ads accounts we audit, conversion tracking has problems, which means the account is optimising for the wrong thing.
The score is a guide, not a grade from Google. A page can score well here and still not rank if the content doesn't match what people search for.
It checks one page at a time, the way a visitor arriving from Google or an ad would see it. Check your homepage first, then the landing pages your ads point to.
If your tags are added through Google Tag Manager, they load later and aren't visible in the page code. The tool tells you when that's the case. The only way to be sure conversions are recorded correctly is to look inside the accounts, which is part of our free audit.
Speed is one part of the report, and we show Google's PageSpeed result when it's available. The rest covers things PageSpeed doesn't: search basics, contact options and tracking.
We read the public page once, the same way a visitor's browser would, and keep the result for about 15 minutes so the speed test can reuse it. We don't save reports or ask for your details.
Some websites block automated visitors with a firewall or bot protection. If your site loads normally in a browser, that's usually the reason, and it's not a problem for Google.
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