How healthy is your website?
Answer a few honest questions about your current site. You'll get an instant letter grade across the four things that actually win customers — and a prioritized list of what to fix first.
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This scorecard checks the four things that decide whether a small-business website actually wins customers: speed (slow sites lose half their mobile visitors before the page even loads), mobile experience (over 60% of local searches happen on a phone), SEO & visibility (if Google can't find you, nothing else matters), and conversion & trust (a beautiful site that doesn't ask for the call is just a brochure).
Why most small-business sites score a C
The typical small-business website was built once, years ago, and never touched again. It looks acceptable on a laptop but loads slowly on a phone, hides the phone number, has no reviews, and was never structured for local search. None of that is a design failure — it's a strategy gap, and every item is fixable. This grader shows you exactly which ones to tackle first for the biggest jump in calls.
Frequently asked questions
What makes a good website score?
A strong small-business website loads in under three seconds, works flawlessly on phones, is structured so Google can find and rank it, and makes it obvious how to contact or buy. A site that nails all four typically earns an A; most small-business sites land at a C because they're slow on mobile and missing clear calls to action.
How do I check if my website is good?
Check four things: speed (does it load in under three seconds on your phone using mobile data?), mobile usability (can you tap every button without zooming?), SEO basics (unique page titles, a Google Business Profile, reviews?), and conversion (is your phone number and a clear call-to-action visible without scrolling?). This grader walks through all four and scores them.
Why is my website not getting leads?
The most common reasons are slow mobile load times, no clear call-to-action above the fold, missing or buried contact info, weak local SEO so it never appears in search, and no trust signals like reviews. Fixing the call-to-action and mobile speed usually produces the fastest jump in calls and form fills.