Find out what's holding your website back.
Send us the address of your website. Someone from our team goes through it by hand and emails you the five problems that cost you the most visitors or inquiries, with what to fix first. You don't need to book a call, and you don't owe us anything afterwards.
What we look at
The same four things we check first when a client asks us why their website isn't bringing in work.
Speed
How fast your main pages load on a phone, measured against Google's Core Web Vitals, and which images, scripts or plugins slow them down.
Mobile
We open the site on a real phone and try to do what a customer would: find the price, the opening hours or the contact form, and send an inquiry.
SEO basics
Page titles and descriptions, headings, indexing problems, broken links, missing structured data and whether Google can tell what you offer and where.
Conversion
Is it clear within five seconds what you do and what the visitor should do next? How many steps does it take to contact you, and where do people give up?
Want us to dig into one area instead? In the form, pick SEO basics for a closer look at search, or Accessibility for the most common WCAG problems: contrast, alt text, keyboard use and form labels. Planning a redesign? The free UX audit goes deeper into how visitors move through the site.
What you get
- A short written report by email, one or two pages, in plain language. No 40-page PDF from an automated scanner.
- The five most important problems, ranked by how much they cost you, each with a screenshot or a measurement.
- What to do about each one, and whether it's something you can fix yourself in an afternoon or a job for a developer.
- A straight answer if your website is in good shape. Sometimes the right advice is to leave it alone.
Get your free website check.
Two fields and you're done. We only look at the public website, so you don't need to give us any logins.
- 1. You send us the address.
- 2. A designer or developer from the team goes through the site.
- 3. Within 2 working days you get the report by email.
- 4. If you want help with the fixes, reply. If not, that's the end of it.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. Some of the people who get a check later hire us to fix things or build a new site, and that's enough for us. You won't get a sales call or a sequence of follow-up emails.
Who does the check?
One of the designers or developers who build our client websites. We use tools like PageSpeed Insights for the measurements, but a person reads the results and writes the report.
Do you need access to my website?
No. We only look at what any visitor or search engine can see. If you'd like us to look at Search Console data as well, mention it in the note and we'll tell you how to share it safely.
What if my site is built on Wix, Squarespace or WordPress?
That's fine. We check the result, not the platform, and we tell you which fixes the platform lets you make yourself.
Can I ask for more than one check?
One per website, please. For a deeper look at a site you're about to redesign, ask for the free UX audit.
Not ready for a check? Get one website tip a week.
Short, practical emails about speed, SEO, conversion, UX and accessibility. Each one takes two minutes to read and gives you one thing to fix. See past issues