Check your site

Check your site in 60 seconds. No email, no signup, no catch.

Everything on this page uses free public tools or your own eyes. You keep the results. If they worry you, the next step is at the bottom; if they don't, you just saved money.

Four free checks any business owner can run without signing up for anything: ask an AI assistant who it recommends in your field, test mobile speed with Google PageSpeed Insights, grade security headers at securityheaders.com, and look for machine-readable facts at your own domain. Each check names what a bad result looks like.

Step one: ask the machines about yourself

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Open ChatGPT (or Gemini, or Perplexity) and ask, in your own words:

Recommend a [your trade] near [your town]. Who should I call and why?

Then ask the follow-up: "What do you know about [your business name]?"

  • You are named, accurately. Good. The work now is keeping it that way as the answers keep being rewritten.
  • A competitor is named. That answer repeats every time a customer asks. The reasons are readable and fixable.
  • Nobody is named at all. Your field's answer is still unwritten. Being first is cheaper than being a replacement.
Step two: three instruments, three minutes

The same tools I use, free to you.

Mobile speed

Open PageSpeed Insights, enter your address, read the mobile performance score, then come back.

Below 50 means phones are waiting on you. This site's most recent run: 92 (July 11, 2026, single lab run; scores vary a few points run to run).

Security headers

Open securityheaders.com, enter your address, read the letter grade, then come back.

A site with no headers configured grades an F as a mechanical property of the instrument. This site grades A.

Machine-readable facts

Type yourdomain.com/llms.txt into your browser. That file is one way a site hands AI assistants its facts. Try this site's copy to see what one looks like.

"Page not found" means assistants are guessing about you from whatever else they can find.

Step three

The Self-Check: twelve questions, one letter grade.

Answer honestly; nothing here leaves your browser. "Not sure" counts as no, and that is a finding, not a failure.

The Self-Check

Your answers stay on your device. The grade is yours to keep or carry.

Do you know what ChatGPT says when someone asks it to recommend a business in your field near your town?
Does your site's main content appear in under 3 seconds on a phone?
Does yourdomain.com/llms.txt exist?
Does securityheaders.com grade your site an A?
Does every page on your site have its own title and description?
Is your business name, address, and phone identical everywhere it appears online?
Do you know your current mobile PageSpeed score?
Has your site ever been tested for accessibility (keyboard only, screen reader, contrast)?
Does your site have a privacy page that matches what it actually collects?
Do you know how your site scores against your top competitor's on any of these checks?
If your hosting company deleted your server today, could your site be restored within a day?
Has anything on your site been measured in the last 90 days?

    Whatever the grade, the next step is the same and it is free: send your grade with a Baseline Reading request. Got an A? Then the only open question is what AI says about you, and the reading covers that too.

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    Want the readings done properly, on instruments, with dates?

    Send one address and I return five dated numbers and one plain sentence. The findings are yours either way.

    Request your Free Baseline Reading