Free website check: what does your site show customers on a phone?
Enter your website and in about 20 seconds you see whether it loads, is secure, is built for phones, has a tap-to-call number and gives Google a clear title, description and business details. Free, no account, results on this page.
We look at one public page the way a visitor's phone would. Nothing is published and nobody contacts you unless you ask.
Want the fix list and a fixed price?
Within one business day Joe sends what to fix first, and the fixed price to fix it or rebuild: $499 for one page, from $1,499 for up to five.
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Thanks. Joe will reply within one business day.
Questions about the website check
Is the website check really free?
Yes. The check is free, needs no account and shows the results on this page straight away. If you want a fix list and a fixed price, you can send your details with the form below the results, and that is free too.
What does the check look at?
Whether the site loads, whether it is secure (https), whether it is built for phones, whether your phone number can be tapped to call, how old the footer year is, outdated code, the page title and description Google shows, the main heading, business details for Google (schema), and how fast the server answers.
Does it check my whole website?
It checks the page you enter, usually the homepage, because that is where most visitors from Google and your Google Business Profile land. A full review covers every page, images and real phone speed.
What happens to the address I enter?
We fetch that one public page the same way a visitor would, show you the results and keep a short log of the address and score to improve the tool. Nothing is published and nobody is contacted unless you send the form.
What does it cost to fix what it finds?
Rankure redesigns sites for local businesses at $499 for a one-page site or from $1,499 for up to five pages, at a fixed price agreed in writing. Small fixes to an existing site are quoted after a free review.
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