Genuinely free. No account, no trial, no report held back until you hand over a phone number.
These exist because I get asked the same questions constantly and it is quicker to let people check for themselves. If the answer is that nothing needs doing, the tool will say so.
Put in any web address and get a plain-English report: is it secure, does it work on a phone, can Google read it, how fast does it answer, and can anybody actually contact you from it. Takes about ten seconds.
Run a check Buying onlineNever heard of the shop? See how old the web address is, who registered it, and whether the business says who it is. No trust score, because a number would be worse than useless. Just the facts, so you can decide.
Look up a siteIdeas for one that would actually help you? Tell me and I will probably build it.
I build and look after websites for a living, so obviously I would rather you rang me than not. That is the whole business model of a free tool and pretending otherwise would be daft.
What I have not done is cripple them. There is no paywalled second half, no email capture before you see the result, and no invented urgency. If your site comes back clean, it comes back clean and you owe me nothing.
I keep a note of which web addresses get checked and what the result was, so I can see which of these are worth keeping. Your IP address is not recorded, and nothing identifies you unless you choose to fill in the enquiry form after a result. That is the only point at which you have given me anything about you.
Tell me what is playing up, or send me your web address. You get back one page: what is slow, what is insecure, and what Google cannot see. If the answer is that you do not need me, I will say so.