Free · no passwords · no strings attached
Free website check: know what's wrong with your site in 1 business day.
No passwords, no access. You get a one-page report with what's fine, what's urgent and what it costs to fix.
- to get your report
- 24 business hours
- needed for the check
- No passwords
- for each fix
- Fixed price
What we check, without touching your site
- Your site loads without errors
- SSL certificate and HTTPS redirect
- Mobile speed (Core Web Vitals)
- WordPress and plugin versions
- Basic security and Google blocklists
- Contact forms and WhatsApp button
- Language versions and hreflang
- Domain email setup (SPF and DMARC)
What you get
- A one-page report with a traffic light (green, yellow, red).
- The 3 things we'd fix first, each with its fixed price.
- One idea to save time with automation (optional).
Example
Website check for sample-site.com
- Red: Slow on mobileSpeed optimization: $349
- Yellow: Form emails aren't arrivingEmails and forms not arriving: $149
- Green: SSL certificate is validNo action needed
That's it
Step 1: Tell us your site
Your website address and how to reach you. Three fields.
Step 2: We review it by hand
A person checks what any visitor or public tool can see.
Step 3: Get your report by WhatsApp or email
Within 24 business hours: a one-page report with your top 3 fixes and their fixed prices.
Frequently asked questions
Is it really free?
Yes. No credit card. If you decide to fix something, we give you a fixed price; if not, the report is yours to keep.
Do you need access to my site?
No. We only check what any visitor or public tool can see.
How fast will I get it?
Within 24 business hours of your request. If it's urgent, message us on WhatsApp and we'll look at it first.
What's the difference with the in-depth diagnosis?
The free check looks at your site from the outside. The in-depth diagnosis ($79, credited toward the fix) goes into your dashboard and server to find the cause of a problem.
Is your site down right now?
Don't wait for the report. Message us on WhatsApp and we'll look at it first.