Can people find you?
Page names and summaries in Google, the site map, business facts written for search engines, and whether AI assistants are allowed to read the site.
Type in any website, yours or one you’re curious about. The check reads every page it can find, the way Google, an AI assistant and a customer on a phone would, and tells you in plain words what it found.
Free. No email, no phone number, nothing to sign up for. About a minute.
This takes about a minute. Each step shows here as it finishes.
Up to 24 pages, the site’s files, its links, its email setup and Google’s own phone test.
Page names and summaries in Google, the site map, business facts written for search engines, and whether AI assistants are allowed to read the site.
Google’s phone test, real-visitor speed where Google has it, heavy pages, and anything that tells a visitor the site was never finished.
Phone numbers that don’t dial when tapped, a way to write in, the link to your Google profile, and whether your email lands in the inbox.
The secure connection, broken links, pages that don’t open, an old year in the footer, privacy, and the accessibility basics.
Most of it is invisible. A visitor never sees a site map or an email record, but they feel it when a business can’t be found or a reply lands in spam.

Yes. There is no email to enter, no account and nothing to buy. The report shows on this page and you can save it as a PDF.
Yes. The check reads only what any visitor can see. You can check a competitor’s site, or one you’re about to hire someone to rebuild.
No. It reads public pages the same way a search engine does. It doesn’t log in, doesn’t send your contact form and doesn’t store the report.
No. I see which website address was checked and when, so I know the check is being used. Not your name, not your email, nothing about you. If you want to talk about what you found, that’s your call.
Where you rank, what your Google Business Profile shows, and what Google has actually listed. Those live in your own Google accounts. It also can’t see settings inside your hosting, such as a Cloudflare switch that blocks AI assistants.
Google’s own PageSpeed test, run on a simulated phone. The website address is sent to Google to run it. Where Google has data from real Chrome visitors, that is shown too.
No. It checks any website, anywhere. I’m in Palm Coast and work with owners across Flagler County, St. Augustine and North Florida, so if you’re local and want to go through your report in person, we can sit down.
It can happen. Some sites block automated visitors or build their pages in the browser, so the check sees less than a person does. Tell me what you saw and I’ll look at it myself.
Bring your report to a sit-down. We’ll go through it together, and I’ll tell you which parts matter for your business and which don’t. Custom websites from $3,000, a two-page Starting Point from $1,500, and care after launch from $99 a month.
Running your business already? Start with a conversation. No clock and nothing to pay. Two days later you get one page from me: what I heard, what I’d build and what it costs.
Just starting, or not sure of the direction? Ninety minutes, recorded, and a written plan within three days: what makes your work yours, the stories worth telling, a first line for your homepage and an honest next step. It’s yours to keep, and the $347 comes off a build within 30 days.
Rather talk than book? Tell me your story.
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Your recording comes to me and no one else. It is never posted, shared, or used anywhere.