Mobile performance
A mobile Lighthouse lab test from Google PageSpeed, when available.
FREE SMALL BUSINESS WEBSITE CHECK
Your next customer
might be slipping away.
Your website gets visitors. But does it make the next step easy? Find potential roadblocks, get a practical action plan, and see what a few more leads could be worth.
- Six areas checked
- No signup required
- Useful next steps
A useful starting point. An honest one. This is a quick check of one page, not a full audit. A detected signal is a clue to review, not proof that you’re losing sales.
YOUR WEBSITE SNAPSHOT
Here’s where to look first.
Quick-check score
Scores count the available checks equally. “Review” means investigate, not a confirmed defect. An unavailable check is excluded from the score. Source-only checks can miss content loaded with JavaScript.
START HERE
What to review first
How to read these results
Each source-level check receives equal weight. Category scores are the percentage of available checks that passed. The overall score uses all available checks. A PageSpeed score of 90 or more passes the mobile performance check. These are review prompts, not official SEO or AI visibility scores.
Google’s results are a lab test, not a field Core Web Vitals assessment. About PageSpeed Insights.
PUT A SCENARIO TO IT
What could a few more
leads be worth?
Use your own numbers to explore a possibility. The defaults are examples, not industry averages. This calculator does not use your website score.
ILLUSTRATIVE MONTHLY SCENARIO
$2,500
additional revenue in this scenario
5extra leads / month
1extra customers / month
Revenue before costs, not profit. No measured loss, prediction, or guarantee. Your actual results depend on demand, traffic quality, follow-up, capacity, and other factors.
Use valid, non-negative numbers within the limits shown.
See the calculation
Scenario lead rate = current lead rate × (1 + relative improvement ÷ 100), capped at 100%. Extra leads = monthly visitors × (scenario rate − current rate) ÷ 100. Extra customers = extra leads × close rate ÷ 100. Additional monthly revenue = extra customers × average revenue per customer. Fractional customers are scenario averages, not actual people.
SIX PLACES TO LOOK
Small friction.
Potentially big decisions.
Search fundamentals
Titles, descriptions, headings, canonical links, and noindex signals.
Contact & conversion paths
Common calls to action, tap-to-call links, and contact or booking paths.
Trust & clarity
Signs of customer proof, business identity, and privacy information.
Mobile & form basics
Viewport settings, form field counts, and image description attributes.
AI search readiness signals
Structured data, crawlable text, and question-oriented headings. No AI ranking claims.
FAIR QUESTIONS
Before you hit “scan.”
What does the Revenue Leak Detector check?
It checks the source HTML of one public page for search fundamentals, contact paths, trust signals, mobile and form basics, and AI search readiness signals. It also requests a Google PageSpeed mobile lab test when available.
Do I need to sign up or provide an email address?
No. Your results, recommendations, calculator, and downloadable action plan are available without an account or email address. This version does not send email reports.
Does this measure how much revenue I am losing?
No. The calculator models a scenario from numbers you enter. It does not measure lost revenue, forecast performance, or guarantee results.
Does this test whether my contact form works?
No. It checks source-level signals only. It does not submit forms, place calls, test follow-up, crawl the whole website, or test live AI answers. JavaScript-rendered content may not appear in the results.
What happens to my information?
The scanner requests the public page and sends its URL to Google PageSpeed Insights. Scan results may be cached temporarily in server memory for up to one hour. This version does not collect email addresses or store leads in a database. Calculator inputs stay in your browser.