Step 1 · Free
Manual review
A person reads your page as your buyer would and replies the same business day with a short, ordered list of changes and a price for doing them. No obligation.
Free · same business day
People visit. Nobody enquires. Here is the first place to look.
Enter your website address. We pull live Google PageSpeed data for that page and read it through one question: what here would stop a visitor on a phone from contacting you?
Free. No sign-up. Takes 20 to 40 seconds because Google loads your page for real.
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Enter your URL
Your homepage, or the page your ads and social links send people to.
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Google loads the page
One live Lighthouse run on a simulated phone. Lab data, clearly labelled as such.
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Read it as a buyer would
Findings grouped by the moment they cost you: first impression, acting on a phone, trust, and being found at all.
What this audit checks, and what it cannot
A scanner is good at the mechanical reasons a page loses people: the hero image that arrives four seconds after the headline, the button too small to tap, the form field with no label, the page Google cannot crawl. Those are the checks here, and each one is tied to the moment in a visit where it costs an enquiry.
A scanner is blind to the reasons that matter more. It cannot tell whether the headline names the buyer, whether the proof would convince a sceptical finance director, or whether "Contact us" is the right ask for someone who has never heard of you. Those are judgement calls. The results screen ends with them listed, unanswered, and an offer to have a person answer them for your page.
How to read the scores
The four rings are Google's Lighthouse category scores for your page on a simulated phone. They are a diagnostic starting point, not a forecast of rankings or sales. A slow page can still convert if the offer is right, and a fast one can lose everybody. Treat anything in red as friction to remove, then move to the questions the scanner cannot answer.
Two ways to take it further
The scan is free and stays free. When you want a person to read the page, there are two steps, and you can stop after the first.
Step 2 · Paid
Homepage Conversion Audit
Detailed homepage review, heatmap analysis, optimization recommendations, copywriting suggestions, competitor analysis.
- Professional UX & conversion analysis
- Heatmap & user flow review
- Persuasive copywriting recommendations
- Actionable UI improvement plan
- Competitor benchmarking report
₦60,000–100,000 · delivered in 3 days
The exact price within that range is confirmed before you pay.
Order the auditQuestions people ask before running it
What is the difference between this and the Website Grader?
The Grader scores technical health: speed, SEO basics, mobile usability and three basic security checks (not a full security audit). This audit uses the same Google data but reads it through one question: what on this page stops a visitor from contacting you? It groups the checks by that question and ends with the things no scanner can judge, which is what our manual review covers.
Where do the numbers come from?
Google's PageSpeed Insights API runs Lighthouse against the URL you enter, on a simulated mid-range phone over a throttled connection. Every score and finding on the results screen is copied from that response. We do not add, estimate or pre-write anything.
Is this real-visitor data?
No. It is lab data, a single controlled run. It is good for finding problems and poor at predicting exactly what your visitors experience. If your site has enough traffic, Google's Chrome User Experience Report holds field data, and that is the number to trust for Core Web Vitals.
Can it tell me whether my offer or copy is the problem?
No scanner can. Whether the headline names the buyer, whether the proof is believable and whether the call to action is the right one are judgement calls. That is the manual review we offer at the end of the results, and it is done by a person.
Do you store the URLs people test?
No. The request goes from your browser to Google's API. We only see your details if you submit the review form.
Want the part a scanner cannot do?
Send us the page. A person reads it as your buyer would and returns a short list: what to change, in what order, and what we would charge to do it.