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Grade your website in 60 seconds

Open your website on your phone (or your Google listing, if you don’t have one) and answer honestly. You get a score and the fixes in the order they matter. Nothing is saved or sent.

Does your business have a website at all?A Facebook page or a Google listing doesn’t count. A real address like yourshop.com.
On a phone, can you tap to call from the first screen?Without scrolling or hunting for a contact page.
Does it load in under 3 seconds on your phone?Try it on cell data, not Wi-Fi. Count.
Are your real Google reviews on the site?Actual reviews with names, not just “5 stars!” in a graphic.
Does it list your services, each with a short description?Not just “we do it all.” The jobs people search for.
Can someone request a quote or appointment without calling?A short form that reaches your phone, not a contact email nobody checks.
Does it say where you work and when you’re open?Cities or neighborhoods, hours, and your after-hours policy.
Does the browser show a padlock, not “Not secure”?Look at the address bar.
Is everything on it current?Prices, hours, photos, the copyright year, no broken links or “coming soon” pages.
Does your Google Business Profile link to it?Search your business on Google Maps and look for the Website button.

Answer the questions

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Your score and the fixes that matter most will show here as you go.

    Not a ranking tool or a promise of results. It checks the things that stop a visitor from calling.

    Why these ten

    They’re the things that stop a visitor from calling

    We don’t check keywords, backlinks or “SEO score.” We check what a homeowner on a phone at 8pm needs to see to tap Call: that you exist, you do the job, you’re nearby, other people trust you, and reaching you is one tap. Everything a FullRoute site includes is built around those ten answers.

    No website?

    Then your score is the listing’s

    Answer for your Google Business Profile instead. It can show hours, services and reviews, and it has a call button. What it can’t do is the rest: a page per service, a quote form to your phone, your service area in your words, and a place for the people comparing you to land. That gap is exactly what the free preview shows you.