The Honest Scoreboard

Grade your website in ten seconds.

Enter your URL. See exactly how your site scores on the four things that decide whether a visitor becomes a customer — measured against Google's own thresholds, not our opinion.

Your Site URL

No signup to see your score. Runs on Google PageSpeed Insights.

The whole referee — not one number.

A single speed score hides too much. The scoreboard grades the four things a visitor actually runs into:

Loads before visitors leave

Google found 53% of mobile visitors abandon a page that takes over 3 seconds. We grade your real load time against that line — green under 3s, red over 5s.

Usable on a phone

Most local searches happen on a phone. If tap targets are cramped, text is unreadable, or the layout breaks, the visit ends. We score real mobile usability.

Set up to be found on Google

Missing titles, descriptions, or crawl blocks quietly keep you invisible. We check the on-page basics Google looks for.

Secure padlock (SSL)

No HTTPS means the browser warns visitors before they ever see your business. We confirm the padlock is there.

Don't take our word for it

Every number here is Google's.

The scoreboard reads from Google PageSpeed Insights — the same tool Google uses to grade your site. Re-run the identical test yourself; the numbers will match. We point at the referee on purpose. That's the whole idea of an honest scoreboard.

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Questions, answered.

What is a website grader?

It's a quick, neutral scoreboard for your site. You enter your URL and it measures how fast your pages load, whether they work on a phone, whether they're set up to be found on Google, and whether they're secure — then shows you exactly where you stand. Ours runs on Google's own PageSpeed Insights data, so the numbers aren't our opinion.

What is a good website load time?

Under 3 seconds. Google's own research found that 53% of mobile visitors leave a page that takes longer than 3 seconds to load, so that's the line the scoreboard grades against. Under 2 seconds is genuinely fast — better than most local competitors.

Is the score accurate?

Yes. The speed and readiness numbers come straight from Google PageSpeed Insights — the same tool Google publishes for owners to test their own sites. You can re-run the exact same test yourself at pagespeed.web.dev and the numbers will match within normal run-to-run variance.

What does “lead-readiness” mean?

Speed is only half the picture. A visitor who lands has to be able to actually become a customer: the page has to be usable on a phone, findable on Google, and secure enough that the browser doesn't warn them off. The lead-readiness scoreboard checks those alongside speed, so you see the whole referee — not one number.

Will a better score get me more customers?

We won't promise you rankings or a number of leads — nobody honestly can. What a green scoreboard does is remove the reasons visitors leave before they ever see your offer: slow loads, broken mobile layouts, security warnings. We can hold your speed green and keep it there; what your visitors do next is up to your offer.

Scoreboard came back red?

We rebuild slow local-business sites on fast infrastructure — same look, same content, live in 5 business days. The point is simple: turn every row green and keep it there.

See what a rebuild costs →