Free Website Audit Tool
Paste your business's website below to find out why it isn't generating leads. We'll check how easy it actually is for a visitor to reach you, and score it in seconds.
Free, no signup required. We only look at what's already public on your site.
Why your contact form matters more than you think
A visitor who's ready to reach out for a quote or an appointment doesn't leave a review or send an angry email when your form is confusing, too long, or just missing. They close the tab and call the next business on the list. That's a lost lead that never shows up in any analytics dashboard, because it never happened in the first place. This tool checks your site the same way that visitor does, and scores it 0-100 based on what actually helps or hurts.
Frequently asked questions
Is the website and form scan free?
Yes. Scanning your site and seeing your score is completely free and doesn't require creating an account. You can optionally enter your email afterward to get a longer, more detailed report.
What does the scan actually check?
It looks at your site's contact or quote form: whether one exists at all, how many fields it asks for, whether it uses a CAPTCHA, whether required fields are clearly labeled, whether the phone field is mobile-friendly, and whether there's a clear way to submit it.
Why does my contact form affect how many leads I get?
A form that asks for too much, isn't clearly labeled, or is missing entirely gives a visitor an easy reason to leave instead of reaching out. Most small business sites lose leads this way without the owner ever knowing, since a lost visitor never shows up in any report.
Does this work with WordPress, Shopify, Squarespace, or Wix?
Yes. It works well with WordPress (Contact Form 7, Gravity Forms, Ninja Forms), Shopify's built-in contact form, HubSpot forms, Typeform, JotForm, and similar. Wix, Squarespace, and GoDaddy Website Builder render their forms with JavaScript after the page loads, which a plain page-source check would miss, so if the first check doesn't find a form, we automatically re-check the page in a real browser before concluding there isn't one.
Why is my website not generating leads?
The most common reason is the contact or quote form itself: too many fields, a CAPTCHA, unclear labels, or no clear way to submit it. Traffic and design rarely explain a lead drought on their own, since a visitor already made it to your site, the form is usually where they're getting stuck. Run the free scan above to see exactly what's costing you.
Does this check my website's speed?
It shows how long your homepage's HTML took to load, which is a real, useful signal on its own. It's not a full Core Web Vitals or Lighthouse audit (those measure things like image loading and JavaScript execution too), so treat the load time here as a quick check, not the last word on site speed.