A free website audit, run by a person.
Twelve checks against your live site — performance, mobile, security, search visibility and how easily a customer can actually reach you. You get the findings in plain English and a concept of your homepage rebuilt. No fee, no obligation, no pitch unless you want one.
Not a scanner report.
Plenty of tools will fire a crawler at your site and email you a hundred-page PDF of colour-coded warnings. Most of it is noise, none of it is prioritised, and it never tells you the one thing you actually wanted to know: is this site costing me customers, and what would I fix first?
This is the opposite. Twelve checks, chosen because each one maps to a way visitors get lost, worked through by hand against your live site. You get what we found, what it means in money and phone calls rather than scores, and an honest view of what to do about it.
We do not measure anything before you send the address — there is no way to inspect a site properly from the outside without looking at it. So nothing on this page is a claim about your site. It is a description of what we will look at.
The twelve checks, and why each one matters.
- 01
Largest Contentful Paint
How long until the biggest thing on screen actually appears. Google treats anything over 2.5 seconds as poor, and it is the metric most often wrecked by oversized hero images.
- 02
Interaction to Next Paint
How quickly the page responds when someone taps or clicks. Replaced First Input Delay as a Core Web Vital in 2024, and heavy third-party scripts are the usual culprit.
- 03
Cumulative Layout Shift
Whether content jumps around as the page loads. Usually caused by images and ads without reserved space, and it is the fastest way to make someone mis-tap and leave.
- 04
Mobile viewport and tap targets
Whether the layout is genuinely built for a phone rather than a shrunken desktop, and whether buttons are large enough to hit. Most local searches happen on mobile.
- 05
TLS certificate and redirect chain
Whether HTTPS is valid and not expiring, and whether http, https, www and non-www all land on one address rather than bouncing through redirects that cost you speed.
- 06
Title, meta description and canonical
What search engines and social previews actually show for your pages, and whether duplicate URLs are competing with each other for the same ranking.
- 07
Structured data coverage
Whether search engines can read what kind of business you are, where you work and what you offer. Missing schema is the most common reason a site is invisible for local queries.
- 08
Image weight and modern formats
Whether images are compressed and served in modern formats at the size actually displayed. A single unoptimised photo can outweigh the rest of the page combined.
- 09
Crawlability: robots and sitemap
Whether search engines are allowed in, and whether there is a sitemap telling them what exists. Sites are sometimes accidentally blocked entirely and nobody notices for months.
- 10
Contact path and call tracking
How many taps it takes to reach you from any page, whether phone numbers are click-to-call, and whether you can tell which pages actually produce enquiries.
- 11
Google Business Profile link
Whether your profile exists, points at the right site, and carries a category that matches what you do. This is what puts you in the map results above the organic ones.
- 12
Contrast and focus accessibility
Whether text is readable against its background and the site can be used with a keyboard. Beyond being the right thing to do, it is a real source of lost customers.
How it works.
You send the address
Enter your website on our homepage, or email it over. Nothing else is needed to start.
We run all twelve
A person works through the manifest against your live site. No automated report, no generic scanner output.
You get the findings
A plain-English write-up of what we found, what it is costing you, and what we would fix first.
Plus a redesign concept
A concept of your homepage rebuilt, so you can see the upgrade before deciding anything.
Before you send it over.
Is it actually free?
Yes. There is no fee and no obligation. We do not ask for card details, and there is no pitch unless you ask for one. If the report tells you your site is fine, that is a perfectly good outcome.
How long does it take?
We reply within 24 hours of receiving your address.
Do I have to hire you afterwards?
No. The findings are yours to keep, and plenty of them are things you or your current developer can fix without us. We would rather be the people who told you the truth than the people who sold you a rebuild you did not need.
What if I do not have a website yet?
Then an audit has nothing to look at. Use the second mode on our homepage instead — tell us the business and trade, and we will compile a build scope: what a site for you actually needs, plus a homepage concept.
Do you only work with businesses in Houston?
No. We are based in Humble and work across greater Houston, but the work is remote and we take on businesses anywhere.
Will you just tell me everything is broken?
No. Nothing is measured until we look, and we report what we find rather than what would be convenient to find. Plenty of sites pass most of the manifest and need one or two things fixed.
Point it at your site.
Enter your address and we compile the manifest for it. A person runs every check and replies within 24 hours, with a redesign concept attached.