Website grader
How well does your website turn attention into business?
Enter your business website. In about a minute you get a score out of 100 across speed, mobile experience, search visibility, trust and conversion—with the fixes in priority order.
Free. No email needed. Reports are yours to share.
The report
Five scores, one report
Speed and technical
Server response, page weight, scripts, HTTPS, robots and sitemap.
Mobile experience
Viewport set-up, tap-to-call, weight on 4G, messaging options.
Search basics
Title, description, headings, canonical, alt text, dedicated service pages.
Local search and trust
Structured data, address and hours, areas-served pages, reviews, accreditations, proof of work.
Enquiries and booking
Forms, calls to action, online booking, one-tap calling, enough content to answer questions.
Questions about the grader
What does the Website Grader check?
Five things that decide whether a business website wins enquiries: speed and technical health, the mobile experience, search basics such as titles and service pages, trust signals such as structured data and reviews, and how easy it is to enquire, book or buy.
Is it really free?
Yes. No email address is needed and the report is yours to share. If you want help fixing what it finds, you can book a call, but that is entirely optional.
How accurate is the score?
The grader reads your home page the way a search engine does and checks for the things Google documents as ranking and usability factors. It cannot see your Google Business Profile, your backlinks or your rankings, so treat it as a fast diagnosis rather than a full audit.
What is the real-device speed measurement?
After the report loads we ask Google’s PageSpeed Insights to run Lighthouse on your page as a mobile phone would. It returns a performance score and the Core Web Vitals Google uses in ranking.
Can I grade a competitor?
Yes. Grading the sites that outrank you is one of the quickest ways to see what they do that you do not.
Why can’t every website be graded?
Some websites restrict automated access or require a browser security check. If we cannot read the page, we do not create a score or save a report. This does not mean the website has poor SEO. You can try a separate Google PageSpeed check or discuss a website review with BrandFlame.