Measurement
You cannot separate low traffic from low conversion yet.
Free website lead triage
Find the next leak without buying the wrong fix.
A quiet website does not automatically need a redesign. Use your own last-30-day numbers to decide whether to inspect measurement, traffic, the public path, response, or closing first.
Find my next inspectionTraffic
The site has not recorded enough opportunity to judge the path.
Website path
Visits or a failed mobile action make the public path worth inspecting.
Response
Inquiries exist, but the post-submit handoff needs attention first.
Closing
The path is producing work; improve the weakest observed handoff.
One transparent decision tree
Your numbers stay local. The rules stay visible.
The tool calculates only observed rates from your inputs. It does not compare you with an industry average or claim that one change will create revenue.
Your last 30 days
Use what you know. Leave the rest honest.
These numbers stay in this browser. The result uses visible rules—not an AI score or an industry conversion benchmark.
Next inspection
Closing evidenceVisits produced inquiries and some inquiries became booked work. Use source-level lead quality, response, and job economics to decide whether the next dollar belongs in traffic, the website, or sales follow-up.
- Compare booked-job value by lead source.
- Review the smallest measured step instead of replacing the whole funnel.
- Keep the current page stable while one controlled improvement is measured.
Do not buy the website audit yet.Act on the route above, then return with one new 30-day observation.
This is deterministic triage—not a diagnosis, forecast, benchmark, or revenue estimate. It does not inspect your URL, save your inputs, or prove what caused the result.
Why this is different
A score is not useful if it sends you to the wrong department.
Most instant audit tools start with a URL and return a grade. This triage starts with the funnel facts a local-service owner can verify: recorded visits, website inquiries, booked work, a real mobile path test, and the business's own response promise.
When those facts point away from the website, the result says so. When the public path is a reasonable next suspect, the paid audit remains a bounded two-page inspection—not a traffic, ranking, lead, or revenue promise.
Want to inspect our method first?
Read the audit we ran on our own funnel.
Seven dated findings, six resolved issues, one open performance watch, and zero customer-result claims.