Can people find you on Google and ChatGPT?
Enter your website URL and get a real score on the four things that decide whether customers find you or the next business down the road. Takes about 25 seconds. No email, no signup, no catch.
SEO Basics
Title tags, meta descriptions, headings, mobile-friendliness, and keyword signal — the foundation that gets you found.
Technical Health
Robots.txt, sitemap, HTTPS, and page speed indicators — the behind-the-scenes stuff that blocks you from ranking.
AI Visibility
The labels on your site that tell Google your hours, phone and services, plus whether your FAQ is set up so Google and AI tools like ChatGPT can read and quote it.
Your Google Listing
Whether your Google listing is claimed, about how many reviews you have, and how many other sites list your business. You answer these three yourself.
Takes about 25 seconds. Website scores come from publicly available signals; the Google listing score comes from three questions you answer yourself — no login, no tracking on your end.
A score is only useful if you know what to fix first.
The Find-Me Check shows whether people can find you. The free Missed-Call Check covers the other half: what happens to the calls and messages you already get. It gives you a rough dollar estimate built from your own answers and the three things to fix first.
Ready to fix what the audit found?
We build the system that fixes visibility, captures leads, and books jobs — without you doing it yourself.
Questions business owners ask us.
Is the visibility audit really free? Do I need to enter an email?
Yes, it's free, and no email is needed to see your scores. Enter your website, business name, type and town, and the scan runs in about 25 seconds. Email is optional and only unlocks the full list of fixes.
What does the audit score?
Your website basics, technical health, whether Google and AI tools can read and quote you, your social links, and your Google listing. The Google listing part uses three answers you give yourself: whether your listing is claimed, about how many Google reviews you have, and about how many other sites list your business.
How accurate is the score?
The website scores are read directly from your public site. The Google listing part uses three answers you give yourself, so it is only as accurate as the numbers entered. It is a fast, honest snapshot, not a full manual review of every page.
What do I do with my score?
Start with your lowest score. That's where you're losing the most ground. For a rough dollar figure on missed calls and follow-up, run the free Missed-Call Check next.