Website check

How good is your website really?

Enter your website address. We check nine areas, from loading speed to privacy, and tell you in plain language what costs you visitors and enquiries.

  • 9areas
  • Secondsto the result
  • €0free

What we check

Nine areas that decide whether visitors stay and get in touch.

  1. Loading speed

    How fast does the server respond, how heavy are the page, images and scripts?

  2. Mobile view

    Is the page set up for phones, and can it be zoomed?

  3. Findability on Google

    Title, description, headings, sitemap, and settings that lock Google out.

  4. Security and technology

    Encryption, security headers and outdated libraries.

  5. Legal notice and privacy

    Are both pages there, reachable and with the key details?

  6. External services (GDPR)

    Google Fonts, tracking, embedded maps and videos, captcha services.

  7. Contact and enquiry

    Can visitors quickly find a way to get in touch?

  8. Trust and freshness

    Year, references, page about the company, favicon, error page.

  9. Accessibility

    Language, alternative texts, headings and labels of form fields.

What the check cannot do

It is a quick first look, not an expert report.

  • Publicly visible only.

    We read the start page, robots.txt, the legal notice and the privacy policy, like a visitor without a login. We see nothing more.

  • Measured from a data centre.

    Loading speed is an approximation from the server. On your phone it can differ.

  • Not everything is visible from outside.

    What only appears after a click or through a script, for example some cookie banners, we cannot reliably detect.

  • No legal advice.

    If in doubt, a professional should assess legal notices and privacy. Our notes are guidance, not legal advice.

  • Nothing is stored.

    We store neither the address you enter nor the result. More in the privacy policy.

Next

Shall we look at this together?

We go through the points with you and show you what is worth it and what is not. The first conversation is free.