What does it actually check?

88 checks, in four groups: what a search engine can read, what an answer engine can quote, what the page claims about your business, and how the site behaves for a real person. It is the same engine used to score ROISynth's own sites, not a lighter version of it.

Where do the measurements come from?

Two places. Your site is loaded fresh on a clean device, nothing cached, and it is compared with what real visitors got over the last 28 days. Where a speed measurement cannot be taken, it is reported as unavailable rather than filled in with a number nobody measured.

Do I have to install anything, or give you access?

No. You give a web address and nothing else. There is no tag to add, no account to connect, and no card.

Do I get the whole thing, or a teaser?

The whole thing — every check, not just the headline number. You can have the report by email as well, so it is not stuck in a browser tab.

What happens after I run it?

Nothing you did not ask for. The report is the product; reading it and doing none of it is a perfectly good outcome. It is the same check run before quoting anyone, so if you do want the work done, the conversation starts from the same page you are already looking at.

Free website audit

What's actually wrong with your website?

A free check of what a search engine, an AI answer and a person all notice — speed, visibility, and what to fix for each. Real measurements from your live pages, nothing to install.

An overall score
What's working
What to fix, in plain language

What the check actually looks at

It runs 88 checks against your live pages. Not a score out of a hundred with the workings hidden — each check is a specific question with a specific answer, and you get all of them.

They fall into four groups. 28 are about what a search engine can read: whether your pages can be found, crawled and understood, and whether the words on them match what somebody would actually type. 12 are about what an answer engine can quote — whether a page answers the question it is about near the top, in a form something can lift and attribute. 13 are about what the site claims about your business, and whether a machine reading it would come away with the right idea of who you are. The remaining 35 are about how the site behaves for a person: how fast it becomes useful, whether it holds still while it loads, and whether it works on the phone most people will open it on.

The measurements come from two places, because one is not enough. Your site is loaded fresh on a clean device with nothing cached, which is exact but is one visit. That is set against what real visitors got over the last 28 days, which is messier and truer. Where a measurement cannot be taken at all, the report says so — an unavailable reading is reported as unavailable, never filled in with a number nobody measured.

There is nothing to install and no account to connect. You give a web address. The report comes back in plain language, and you can have it by email as well so it is not trapped in a browser tab.

It is free, and it is the same check ROISynth runs before quoting anyone — which is the reason it is worth running even if you never speak to me. Reading it and doing none of it is a perfectly good outcome. If you do want a second opinion on what it found, the contact page is the whole process, and a plan is scoped with you there, for your business.

Before you run it

What does it actually check?: 88 checks, in four groups: what a search engine can read, what an answer engine can quote, what the page claims about your business, and how the site behaves for a real person. It is the same engine used to score ROISynth's own sites, not a lighter version of it.
Where do the measurements come from?: Two places. Your site is loaded fresh on a clean device, nothing cached, and it is compared with what real visitors got over the last 28 days. Where a speed measurement cannot be taken, it is reported as unavailable rather than filled in with a number nobody measured.
Do I have to install anything, or give you access?: No. You give a web address and nothing else. There is no tag to add, no account to connect, and no card.
Do I get the whole thing, or a teaser?: The whole thing — every check, not just the headline number. You can have the report by email as well, so it is not stuck in a browser tab.
What happens after I run it?: Nothing you did not ask for. The report is the product; reading it and doing none of it is a perfectly good outcome. It is the same check run before quoting anyone, so if you do want the work done, the conversation starts from the same page you are already looking at.