Sample checkup report
Example address · not a real scan
64/100
Example score
Needs real work
Needs attention only means there is a small fix for that part of your site, written in the list below.
- Open DoorsNeeds attention
- Front DoorLooks good
- Found on GoogleNeeds attention
- Money PathNeeds attention
- Staying OnlineLooks good
- Word of MouthLooks good
- Call and VisitLooks good
- Website LayoutLooks good
3 example findings
Each one in plain English, with the exact fix prompt to paste into the tool that built your site, or hand to your developer.
Strangers can read and take your customers' private details.
In this example, the site's list of customers, with their names and emails, can be read by any stranger who looks.
Why it matters: People leave you their name, phone number, and email so you can reach back to them. On your site, that list is sitting out where any stranger can open it, read it, and steal it.
Example fix prompt
My app's database lets anyone read the customers table without logging in. Please turn on row level security for every table, and add rules so each signed-in user can only read and change their own rows. Do not change how the app looks. When you're done, list each table and the rule you added.
Customers pay, but never get what they bought.
In this example, the customer pays and the money arrives, but the site is never told, so the customer never gets what they paid for.
Why it matters: The customer paid you and got nothing back. Many will ask for their money back, leave a bad review, and never come back.
Example fix prompt
After a customer pays through Stripe, my app doesn't unlock what they bought. Please set up a Stripe webhook that listens for the checkout.session.completed event, checks the webhook signature, and marks that customer as paid in the database. Then show me, step by step, how to test it with a Stripe test payment.
Google cannot find you.
In this example, Google reads the homepage and finds almost no words on it, so it cannot tell what the business does.
Why it matters: When people near you search for what you do, your name never comes up. To Google, it is like your business is not even there.
Example fix prompt
Give every page of my site its own clear title and a one-sentence description that search engines can read. Create a sitemap.xml that lists every public page, and make sure robots.txt allows search engines to visit. Keep the design exactly the same.