Free website check-up
Send us your site. We will tell you what we see.
A person on our team looks at your website the way a new customer would, and the way a mechanic would. You get a short, plain-language note about what is working, what is not, and what is worth doing about it. No login, no sales call unless you ask for one.
The check-up is like a free look under the hood
What we look at
Six things, in plain language.
Not a 40-page automated report. The six things that decide whether a website is doing its job, checked by a person.
First impressions
What a new visitor understands in the first five seconds: who you are, what you do, and what to do next.
Speed and mobile
How fast it loads on a phone on an ordinary connection, and whether it actually works there.
Search basics
Titles, descriptions, headings and structured data: whether search engines can tell what your business is.
Forms and contact
Whether the form goes anywhere, the phone number is tappable, and email from the site is set up to arrive.
Security and hosting
The certificate, the software versions we can see, and whether anyone appears to be looking after it.
Ownership
Where the domain, hosting and email live, and whether you could take them with you if you needed to.
Start here
Tell us where to look.
Your name, your email, your address. That is genuinely all we need.
What you get back
- A short note, written by a person, within a few business days.
- What is fine, what is not, and which of the not-fine things actually matter.
- A straight answer about whether it needs a fix, a rebuild, or nothing at all.
- No pressure. If it needs nothing, we will say so, and we will mean it.
You get the honest version, not the scary version
Prefer to talk? (304) 600-7738 or send a note.
Questions
Check-up questions, answered.
The things people ask before they hit send.
Is it really free?
Yes. It takes us a little while and it is a good way to meet people. Some become clients, some just get a useful note. Both are fine with us.
Do you need a login to my site?
No. We look at what any visitor can see, which is what matters most. If a fix needs access later, we will ask then.
Will you try to sell me a new website?
Only if you actually need one, and even then we will say what a smaller step would look like first.
My site is not WordPress. Still OK?
Yes. Most of what we look at applies to any site. If it is on a builder, our comparison pages may answer some questions before we do.