Find out what your website is failing. And what it’s leaving open.
Give us the address. We check it for accessibility and search problems, and for what it shows the outside world. You get a ranked list in plain language. It’s yours to keep.
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You submit the address. Nothing to install, no access to grant, no call to book.
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The pass runs and a person reviews it. The checks are automated. A person reads every finding before it goes out, cuts anything that doesn’t apply, and puts their name on it.
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You get the list. Ranked, in plain language, yours to keep whether or not you go further.
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Free website audit
Find out what your website is failing.
We check it for the accessibility problems that create ADA risk, and for the search basics most sites get wrong.
Most owners have never had their site checked for accessibility, and they find out it matters when someone complains or a letter arrives. This is the check. We look at your pages the way an assistive reader does, note what breaks and why, and tell you which items carry the most risk. We look at the search basics in the same pass, because the same broken structure usually costs you both.
What you get
A ranked list, highest risk first, in plain language. No scores to decode, no color-coded dashboard.
Each item names three things: what is wrong, where it is, and why it matters to a person using your site.
The accessibility half covers the problems that come up most: images with no text alternative, form fields with no label, headings in the wrong order, links a screen reader can’t name, and pages that can’t be zoomed.
The search half is a light pass on the basics: titles and descriptions, heading structure, whether the site can be indexed at all, whether a sitemap exists, and broken links from your home page.
What to do about each item, in a sentence. If it’s a developer fix, we say so.
What this is not
This is a simple pass, not a full audit. A complete WCAG conformance audit takes manual testing with real assistive technology on every template and every flow, and no automated check can stand in for it. What an automated pass can find is the common, high-volume problems, and on most sites that is a large share of what is actually wrong. If you need the full audit, say so when you get the list and we’ll tell you what it involves. We will not tell you that you are compliant. No scan can.
Who it’s for
A fit if you have a public website, you’ve never had it checked for accessibility, you sell to the public or hold a government or enterprise contract, or someone has already raised a complaint. Not a fit if your site is behind a login or not published yet, since we can only see what the public can.
We check what your site shows the outside world: certificates, security headers, exposed files, obvious misconfiguration.
Most sites are left exactly as the installer configured them, and the things that get a small business breached are rarely exotic. They are an expired certificate, a backup file sitting in a public folder, an admin page open to the internet, a missing header. All of that is visible from outside without touching anything, and that is what this pass looks at.
What you get
A ranked list, most serious first, in plain language.
Each item names three things: what we found, what someone could do with it, and how to close it.
What the pass covers: your certificate and how it’s configured, the security headers your site sends or doesn’t, common files that shouldn’t be public, software versions your site announces, whether anything is served unencrypted, and whether your domain’s email can be spoofed.
No change to your site. We read what’s public. We don’t log in, we don’t submit forms, we don’t try passwords, and we don’t run anything a normal visitor couldn’t. If we find a file that shouldn’t be public, we report that it’s there and never open it.
We never ask for a password, a key or a file. The form can’t take one.
What this is not
This is a simple pass, not a penetration test. A penetration test is an authorized attempt to break in, run by a person over days, and it goes well beyond anything we do here. This pass looks at what your site shows the public and reports what it finds. A clean result means we didn’t find these problems. It doesn’t mean you can’t be breached, and we will never tell you that you are secure. If you want the deeper test, say so when you get the list.
Who it’s for
A fit if you have a public website, nobody has looked at its configuration since it was built, you take payments or hold customer data, or a client or insurer is asking you security questions. Not a fit if the site isn’t yours and you aren’t authorized to have it checked. We only scan a site at the request of the person responsible for it.
Your work runs on our own closed, secure systems. Everything we learn about your business lives in one place, your logins and passwords are locked inside it, and only our systems can open them. People and AI work on it together, a person checks every change, and nothing reaches your live site until you say so.