Website Analyzer
Paste your URL. Get a letter grade across performance, SEO/AEO, design, conversion, trust, and accessibility, plus the three fixes we'd do first, in plain language.
Everything here is free, built from the same thinking we bring to paid work. Most of it doesn't even ask for your email: get the value first, decide about us later.
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A diagnosis, a plan, a map, and a shortlist, each something we'd use ourselves. Start wherever your question is; most don't even ask for your email.
Paste your URL. Get a letter grade across performance, SEO/AEO, design, conversion, trust, and accessibility, plus the three fixes we'd do first, in plain language.
Pick what you're launching and the day it opens. Get a dated roadmap working backwards: every phase, what to build, and when to start it.
The four levels of AI adoption, and how to tell when a smarter site, a client portal, or a real operating system is your next move instead of another tool.
The tools we run our own business on, with an honest take on each: what it's great at, what to watch out for, and when it's the wrong call.
More on the way. If there's something you wish we'd build, tell the concierge. That's how the analyzer got made.
No tool to run, nothing to fill in: everything we've written and recorded, open.
What we're figuring out as we go: launches, funnels, AI systems and the occasional gear guide. Written for people doing the work, not the algorithm.
Marketing for What Matters: conversations with the sustainability leads, founders and directors proving profit and progress aren't a trade-off. Every episode has show notes and a full transcript.
You can read an agency's case studies, or run our analyzer on your own site and watch how we think. One of those is evidence.
Knowing what to fix was never the hard part. Doing it, in the right order, without dropping the other nine plates, is. That's the part we sell.
If a free roadmap is all you needed, take it and go build. The people we work best with tend to come back on their own.
Five minutes with the concierge: honest fit, no pressure, and a real person follows up.
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