Free tools
Three leaks. Test all three.
A service business loses customers in three places: the site that visitors leave, the phone that rings out, and the follow-up nobody gets to. There is one tool here for each. None asks for your email.
The siteWhere is your site leaking?Run itPaste your address. We read the page and its stylesheet the way a customer's browser would, work out what trade you are in, and tell you how the design holds up: whether anything moves, whether the type was chosen, what era the build comes from.Free · about 20 seconds · nothing storedThe phoneHear your own receptionistCall herTell us your business name and what you do, then talk to the receptionist as if she already worked for you. She answers as your business, not as ours, and she will tell you she is an AI if you ask her.Free · a real two-minute call · uses your microphoneThe follow-upWhich leak is costing you most?Answer themFour questions about the thing that eats your week. You get back the name of the system that fixes it, the hours it gives you, and the arithmetic we used, so you can argue with the number.Free · four questions · nothing stored
Why these are free.
Because the version that costs something is the one where a person sits with your site, your phone, and your week for fifteen minutes and tells you what they would actually do. These three cover the part a machine can do on its own. If they tell you nothing is wrong, that is a real answer and it is the one we would give you on a call.
Find out what your week is leaking.
The audit is free and takes fifteen minutes. If the numbers say you are fine, we will say so.