Free tools for business owners
Checking your website, comparing a proposal, or reviewing follow-up? Choose a tool below. Results are free, with no signup required.
Google Business Profile Checklist
Review fifteen elements of your Google Business Profile and get a checklist of items to revisit.
Start free checkWebsite Crawlability Check
Inspect your homepage's returned HTML and crawler rules, with findings and limits explained.
Start free checkTracking Health Check
Identify common analytics and tag references in your public website files.
Start free checkProposal Review Checklist
Review a website or marketing proposal for scope, ownership, reporting, and exit terms.
Start free checkMissed-Lead Calculator
Explore a missed-inquiry scenario using your own assumptions, with the calculation shown.
Start free checkWebsite Speed Check
Run a mobile lab test through Google PageSpeed Insights and review the reported loading metrics.
Start free checkUse the result as a starting point.
Some tools inspect public files; others use answers you supply. Each explains its limits and offers a next step. You can use the result yourself, share it with your team, or ask us to review it with you.
Paid reviews with a practical next step
A paid review can examine the relevant accounts, configuration, and business context with your permission. Scope and price are agreed before work begins.
Analytics and tracking review
We review the account setup, test agreed customer actions, and compare reporting with suitable business records so your team knows what the measures represent.
Ask about thisLocal citation gap analysis
We compare important business records to identify inconsistent names, addresses, phone numbers, duplicate profiles, and missing sources worth addressing.
Ask about thisSearch-answer review
We review how priority questions are answered across search experiences, then compare those answers with the site's crawlability, content, sources, and business information.
Ask about thisCRM and automation review
We map triggers, handoffs, failure points, and reporting so the team can see where leads or information may be delayed, duplicated, or lost.
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