How does your website score?
Five grades in about a minute, free: including whether a visitor can reach and book you, and whether ChatGPT knows you exist.
No pitch in the report. Five grades, the two fixes that matter most, and what your competitors score.
Five grades. Same rubric everywhere.
The same five checks grade the free report card, every case study, and every monthly report card. No moving targets.
No pitch in the report. Five grades, the two fixes that matter most, and what your competitors score.
What the deeper report looks like.
A sample report, so you know what arrives. Yours reads the same way, with your grades and your competitors.
1. The contact form sends no reply. An enquiry goes in and nothing comes back. First fix: an agent that answers the question, quotes a range and books the work while the visitor is still on the page.
2. ChatGPT recommends two competitors by name and doesn't know this business exists. First fix: structured data and an answerable services page.
Fixes 3, 4, and 5 are in the full report - the complete plan comes with your build.
The report tells you what your site doesn't do: answer, quote, book.
Every gap the report finds is a job that lands on you instead of on a system. Ours does all three. Call the number and see: an AI answers, quotes the work, and books a slot.
What the report card does and does not do.
A free grading of your website in five areas: speed, mobile, Google visibility, AI visibility, and lead capture (whether your site gives visitors an instant way to reach and book you). All five grades show on screen in about a minute. A deeper report with a leaderboard against named local competitors follows by email.
Yes. The on-screen grades and the deeper emailed report are free, and there's no pitch inside either. If you want the complete fix-it roadmap, that comes with a build.
All five grades with one plain-English finding each, a leaderboard ranking you against 3-5 local competitors you know by name, the dollars at stake in recovered-jobs terms with the assumptions printed, and the first two items of the roadmap.
No. Everything is graded from the outside, the way a customer or a search engine sees it.