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A site built to bring in work
The report draws your home page rebuilt in your own brand, and shows what each change fixes. This is one I built: Prestige Roof, 211 website enquiries in 11 months.
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Free website check
Is your website losing you work?
Over thirty checks in about half a minute. You get a score out of 100, every problem explained in plain English, and what I’d do about each one.
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You’ve run five checks in the last hour, which is the limit. Try again in a bit.
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What it checks
- Enquiries
- Reviews
- Speed
- Security
No email address needed. I keep the report so its link keeps working. Privacy notice
What you get
Not just a score. Your website, fixed.
In about half a minute you get a report you can keep. Here’s what’s in it.
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A score out of 100
Over thirty checks in five areas, each scored and explained in plain English. A site built properly scores like this.
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Who Google shows when someone searches
Where you come on Google Maps for your trade and town, who’s above you, and whether Google’s AI recommends you.
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Every fix, side by side
What’s wrong now, and what it looks like sorted, for every problem found. This is one I find a lot. Copy the link for whoever looks after your site, or ask me to do it.
The site in the first example is Prestige Roof, a client of mine. The score and map are from its check on 20 October 2026, with other firms blanked out.
See yours in about half a minute.
Free, no sign-up, and nothing to install.
Over thirty checks
Five areas, each scored
Getting enquiries
Can a customer who wants you actually get hold of you?
- Every phone link tapped and dialled
- Your number printed two different ways
- Numbers that are printed but not tappable
- A quote or contact form
Getting found on Google
What Google reads before it decides who to show.
- Where you come on Google Maps for your trade and town
- Whether Google's AI recommends you, or someone else
- Your title and description on Google
- Anything telling Google not to list you
- A page for each service and each town
- Your other pages, not just the home page
- Sitemap, business details and leftover template pages
- Photo descriptions and share previews
Trust and reviews
What makes a stranger pick you over the next name.
- Your Google profile, and whether it points at your site
- Your reviews, and whether customers can see them
- Where you're based
- Whether anyone's touched the site lately
- Tracking without asking, and a privacy notice
Speed and phones
Most of your customers are on a phone.
- Google's speed test on a mid-range phone
- Whether it fits the screen
- Whether the page jumps about
- How it looks on a phone and a desktop
Security and health
The things that are easy to miss until they cost you.
- Whether it loads at all, or shows a parked page
- The padlock
- Broken links
- Signs of a hack
- Software that's stopped getting security fixes
- Login names anyone can read
Who’s behind it?
Me, Tim Dennis. I build websites and job management systems for trades, from King’s Lynn.
I was doing these checks by hand for roofers, tapping numbers and hunting for forms. So I’ve built it into something you can run yourself. If it finds something, the report tells you what I’d charge to fix it. The prices are here if you’d like to look first.