Free website audit for UK businesses

Find out whether your website is producing enquiries or quietly losing them. Our free audit checks the things that decide whether a visitor finds you, trusts you and gets in touch, and shows you the evidence for each one.

What the free audit checks

Most website audits list hundreds of technical warnings. This one follows the path a customer takes and checks the few things most likely to cost you enquiries:

What you get

  1. An instant Website Leak Score (0–100), built only from the checks above, so every point can be explained.
  2. Your first findings on screen, each with the evidence we found.
  3. A private report, reviewed by a person, with your top leaks sorted into Fix Now, Fast Win and Growth Opportunity, the likely impact of each, and the action to take.
  4. A fix tracker and a “Re-check this fix” button, so you can see your score improve as you fix things.

You can also compare your score with a competitor’s public homepage. See how the Website Leak Score works or look at the example report first.

Who it is for

UK local and service businesses whose website should bring in calls, quote requests or bookings: trades, clinics, professional services, salons, venues and similar. Agencies can use it for client sites too; see website audits for agencies.

What it is not

It is not an automated report full of jargon, and it doesn’t promise rankings or revenue. It shows you plainly what we found, what it is likely costing you, and what we would fix first.

Questions

Is the audit really free?

Yes. The scan, the score and the private report are free, with no obligation to buy anything. We don’t ask for card details.

How long does it take?

The form takes about a minute. The first automatic findings and your Website Leak Score appear within seconds. A person then reviews your site, and your private report link arrives by email.

What do you need from me?

Only the website address, who the scan is for, your name and email. Your business name is optional.

Will you change anything on my website?

No. We only look at your site as an ordinary visitor would. Nothing is changed and you don’t need to give us any logins.

Last updated 3 October 2026 · More guides