Free website report
How does your website do on phones, Google and AI search?
Enter your website and an email address. In about a minute you get Google's mobile speed scores for your homepage and a check of the things Google and AI search tools read first: titles, headings, structured data, your sitemap and whether their crawlers are allowed in. Every problem comes with a plain-English fix, and a copy lands in your inbox.
Free, about a minute. We email you a copy and never share your address.
What we check
Four groups of checks, one page of results
The report looks at what a customer on a phone sees first and at what search engines and AI assistants need before they can show or quote your business.
- Speed on a phone
- Google PageSpeed Insights runs your homepage on a simulated mid-range phone. You get the four Lighthouse scores, how long the main content takes to appear (LCP) and whether the layout jumps while it loads (CLS).
- Page basics
- HTTPS, a mobile viewport and a tap-to-call phone number: the three things a customer on a phone notices first.
- The title and description Google shows, one clear H1, a noindex tag left over from staging, whether robots.txt lets Google in, and whether there is an XML sitemap to submit.
- AI search
- Structured data that describes your business, FAQ markup, links to your other profiles, and whether robots.txt lets in the crawlers behind ChatGPT search, Perplexity and Bing's Copilot answers.
What it does not do: rank you, count your reviews or read every page on the site. For the full picture there is the $500 AI visibility audit, and for a new site the pricing page has the ranges. Prefer a checklist you can work through yourself? The guides offer the San Diego owner's website checklist as a free PDF.
FAQ
Questions about the report
Is the website report really free?
Yes. It costs nothing and there is no sign-up. We ask for an email so we can send you a copy of the report, and we may follow up once to ask whether you want help with the fixes. We never sell or share your address.
Where do the speed scores come from?
From Google PageSpeed Insights, the same tool at pagespeed.web.dev, run on a simulated phone. Scores move a few points between runs because network conditions change, so treat a score of 88 and one of 91 as the same result.
Does this tell me whether ChatGPT recommends my business?
No. It checks whether AI search tools can read and understand your site: crawler access, structured data and questions answered on the page. Whether they actually name you for your service in your city is what the $500 AI visibility audit measures, by running real prompts in ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Mode.
Which page does it check?
The address you enter, usually your homepage, plus your robots.txt, sitemap and llms.txt. Service and city pages matter too; a full audit or a quote covers every page on the site.
My site scored badly. What now?
Start with the items marked Fix: they cost you the most. Many are quick for whoever runs your site. If the slow speed comes from the platform itself, as it often does with page builders and heavy WordPress themes, a rebuild is usually cheaper than patching. Send us the report and we will tell you which one fits, in writing, within one business day.