Free website audit tool. A grade in ten seconds, no sign-up.
Enter your domain. We read the same public signals a buyer, a cyber insurer, and a search engine read before they decide whether to trust you, and grade them out of 100 with a fix for each.
Your website is the front door to your business.
Buyers, insurers, and search engines look before they call. See what they see.
An initial grade and three findings from public data. The complete 22-page Digital Presence & Technology Review is available at no charge. Read a sample.
Send the full report
The 22-page Digital Presence & Technology Review for : eight areas scored, prioritized recommendations, and a path forward. Prepared by hand, delivered within three business days. No charge, no follow-up sequence.
What the audit checks, and why these three.
Every finding is something a stranger can see without logging in. That is the point: they already have.
Email security: SPF and DMARC
Without them, anyone can send email that looks like it came from you. Insurers now ask for DMARC on the application, and enterprise buyers check it during vendor review. The audit shows whether the records exist and whether DMARC is enforced or just watching.
HTTPS and security headers
Whether the site stays on HTTPS, and whether it sends the six headers (HSTS, CSP, frame, content-type, referrer, permissions) that stop the common browser-side attacks. Usually a same-day configuration change for whoever hosts the site.
Structured data and search basics
Schema.org markup is how Google and AI assistants learn what the business is, where it is, and how to reach it. Without it, they guess. The audit also checks the title tag and meta description, the two lines a search result shows.
What a full technical website audit adds.
The grade above is the opening. The Review is the audit.
Eight scored areas
Website performance and speed; SEO and organic visibility; local search; brand and media presence; email, domain and DNS security; technology stack; AI discoverability and structured data; governance, privacy and accessibility.
Real data, read by a person
Google PageSpeed and Core Web Vitals, Google Places for local rankings and reviews, Ubersuggest for keywords, backlinks and AI search visibility, DNS and certificate transparency logs, and a crawl of the site. About 250 data points, scored and ranked by what to fix first.
Written for the owner, not the developer
Each area gets a score, what we found, why it matters to someone deciding whether to call you, and what to do about it, in order. A developer can act on it; a CEO can read it.
Benchmarked against competitors
Two competitors of your choosing (or ours) run through the same checks, so every score has a comparison and the executive summary can say where you actually stand.
What does the free website audit check?
Three things from public data, in about ten seconds: whether your domain has SPF and DMARC records that stop email spoofing (and whether DMARC is enforced or only monitoring); whether the site stays on HTTPS and sends the six security headers browsers and insurers look for; and whether the homepage carries structured data (schema.org) plus a title and meta description, which is what search engines and AI assistants read to understand the business. Each becomes a finding with a plain-English fix, and the three roll up to a letter grade out of 100.
Why only three checks? Other audit tools list hundreds.
Because these three are the ones a buyer, an insurer, or a search engine notices first, they are almost always fixable in a day, and most tools that list hundreds of issues bury them. The full Digital Presence & Technology Review goes much further: eight areas, roughly 250 data points, scored and prioritized by a person.
Is this a technical SEO audit?
Partly. The structured-data and title checks are technical SEO. Speed, Core Web Vitals, crawl errors, backlinks, keyword rankings, and local search are in the full Review, which uses Google PageSpeed, Google Places, and Ubersuggest data alongside the checks on this page.
Do you store the domain I enter?
The check runs against public DNS and the public homepage, the same as any visitor would see. We log the domain and the grade so we can trace a Review request back to its check. Nothing is installed and no access is granted.
What happens if I ask for the full Review?
A person prepares a 22-page report within three business days and emails it to you. It is free for a limited time, there is no sales sequence behind it, and if your site is already in good shape, the report says so.
