JARequest a checkup
Search engines + AI search　29 checks

The three things
worth fixing on your site.

A diagnosis for anyone stuck on where to start. You get a score, but the score is not the point. The point is the three things to fix now — all of them within reach of the site you already have, no rebuild required.

Request a free checkupSee what you get

Free for the first 10 during the beta. About one week from request to report.

Two ways people find you

People look for you through search engines and through AI. We check, across 29 items, whether your site holds up from both directions.

29checks
Across five angles
Being found / Getting across / Being trusted / Being understood by AI / Being usable
3things
Only three fixes
A long list stops people. We list three, in order of how much they change
1week
From request to report
All we need is your URL. Nothing to prepare on your side

What you get

One report. No jargon — every item is written in terms of what changes when you fix it.

The three things to fix nowWhere it stands / how to fix it / what changes / how much work it takes
Your site as AI sees itA record of what came back when we actually asked AI about your business
On the designKept outside the score. A web director's assessment, written and signed
A to-do listReady to work through. Tick items off as you go
An actual reportThe same format we hand to clients
Sample in preparationWe are asking the site owner whether we may publish it. Available on request in the meantime.

A score alone does not tell you what to do

There is no shortage of automated checkers. What they give you is a list and a number — and the question of what to actually do is still yours.

Web Checkup measures what machines measure well. Beyond that, which fix comes first, and what this particular trade requires, is decided by a person. The design assessment sits outside the score, written as prose.

“The raw material here is strong. The founder's background stands out even within this field. The score is low not because the site is thin, but because none of it has been put into a form that gets across.”
— from an actual report

Diagnosis and writing: a web director / 17 sites reviewed with this method so far

How it works

The only thing you do is fill in the form.

1
RequestSend us your URL and what has been bothering you. It takes a minute
2
We reviewWe work from the site itself. No calls, nothing to prepare
3
The report arrivesBy email, in about a week. A line or two in reply is all we ask
Beta pricingWhile we get the service off the ground, the first 10 are free
0for the first 10
  • The full diagnosis and report. Nothing else to pay
  • All we ask in return is a line or two on what you thought
  • We will not pitch you design or maintenance work

Request a checkup

Your URL is all we need to start.

Where we send the report.

Tell us and we will look there first. Leaving it blank is fine.

We use what you send only for the diagnosis and to reply. We do not pass it to anyone else.

Worth saying up front
Nothing here guarantees search rankings or being named by AI. Read the report as a record of what we observed on the day.
Where a trade's advertising rules prevent something (medicine, law), we say so on the item.
A diagnosis never turns into a pitch for design or maintenance work.