How does your website actually score?

What the grade measures — and what it doesn't

Eight checks, all computed from the live page while you watch. No opinions, no aesthetics judgements, no "AI score":

• Reachability and speed — does the page answer, and how long until the first byte. Over about 1.2 seconds, mobile visitors start leaving before they see anything.
• Phone-readiness — most local-business traffic is a phone in someone's hand. If the page isn't built for it, the grade says so.
• The booking path — can a visitor book or request a time without calling? If the only door is a phone number, evenings and weekends are silent.
• Reaching a human — a visible phone number or email link, and a working form.

What it doesn't measure: how nice the site looks, whether the business is good, or anything we can't compute. A low grade isn't an insult — it's a list of fixable leaks, in plain language.

Why we built this

Every week we watch good businesses lose customers to friction nobody told them about. This grader is the same first look we give any company that writes to us — free, because the before-photo should cost nothing.