Find out what keeps your website from bringing in customers

What you get

The report opens via a private link — nobody but you can see it.

• The review

  2–3 minutes

  The robot walks the site, measures it and puts the findings together. The report page refreshes itself.

• What needs fixing first

  Critical

  Important

  Can wait

  Every finding comes with the screenshot and the measurement that show it.

• A plan of work

  example

  First aid Urgent issues that cost you leads

  Full review Every finding, most serious first

  Cost and timing in the report

  The jobs come from the findings. The report works out cost and timing for your site and the jobs you tick.

What we check

Six groups — the report calls them by the same names.

• Opening and connection

  Whether the site opens, whether the connection is secure, whether the certificate is about to expire.

• Speed

  How long a visitor waits for the first screen on a phone and how fast the server answers.

• Phone

  Whether the layout fits a narrow screen and whether a finger lands on the buttons.

• Enquiries and contacts

  Whether there is an enquiry form, whether it is wired to send, whether the phone number is visible.

• Links

  Where the menu and the footer lead — and whether a visitor ends up on an empty page.

• Text and search

  The page title and description for search, image captions, the sitemap.

How it works

We need no access to the site and none to its admin panel.

• The robot opens the site twice — from a computer and from a phone, like an ordinary visitor.
• On the phone the network is slowed down on purpose: the same mobile profile Lighthouse uses.
• We look only at what any visitor sees. No logins, no passwords.
• The robot sends nothing through your forms.
• The review takes 2–3 minutes — long enough to run both versions of the site.

Straight talk

The limits worth knowing in advance.

• No number without a measurement

  If a figure is in the report, the robot measured it. Everything else it says in words.

• If we could not check, we say so

  A check that did not run is marked “not checked”. It is never passed off as a result.

• Phone measurements are lab numbers

  They come from our own run on a throttled network. They do not replace statistics about your own visitors.

Questions

What people ask before pasting an address.

What do I have to enter?

The website address, and nothing else. We ask for no revenue figures, no order values and no access.

How many sites can I check?

Three reviews a day from one address.

And the same site again?

Once a day — with the button inside the report.

Which sites cannot be checked?

The ones behind a password, and the ones that tell robots to stay out.

Who else sees the report?

The report opens via a private link. Nobody but you can see it.