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Free Website Speed & SEO Grader

Free Website Grader: Find Out Why Visitors Leave Before They Call

Most website graders paste a score on your site and hope you panic. This one asks twelve plain questions about speed, phones, search basics, trust, and getting the call, then sorts your “no” answers into a fix list, most expensive first. It does not scan your site, and it says so. For real measurements, it hands you Google’s own free tools.

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SCANDISK.EXE — Website Speed & SEO Grader

Website Speed & SEO Grader

0 of 12 questions answered. Skip any you can’t answer; “Not sure” is an honest answer.

Speed
  1. Does your home page show its main content in about two or three seconds on a phone using cellular data?

    People on a weak signal give up and tap the next result. Test on cellular, not office Wi-Fi.

  2. Does the page stay still while it loads, without buttons jumping around?

    Content that shifts makes people tap the wrong thing, and Google counts it against you.

Mobile
  1. Can a visitor on a phone tap to call you without scrolling?

    Most local searches happen on phones, often in a hurry.

  2. Can people read the text and tap the buttons on a phone without pinching or zooming?

    If it takes two fingers to read, most visitors will not bother.

Search basics
  1. Does each important page have its own title naming the service and the city?

    The page title is the blue link in Google. "Home" does not get clicked.

  2. Does each main service you sell have its own page?

    One page that lists ten services rarely ranks for any of them.

  3. Does your site include business details in structured data (schema), such as name, address, phone, and hours?

    Structured data helps Google read your business facts without guessing.

Security & trust
  1. Does your site load with https:// and a padlock, with no browser warnings?

    Browsers warn visitors away from sites without a valid certificate.

  2. Is your site software, including any plugins, updated at least monthly?

    Outdated plugins are the most common way small business sites get hacked.

Getting the call
  1. Does the top of your home page say what you do, where, and what to do next, in plain words?

    Visitors decide in seconds whether they are in the right place.

  2. Is your contact form short, about five fields or fewer?

    Every extra field is a reason to quit halfway.

  3. Do you know how many calls and form leads your website produced last month?

    If you cannot count it, you cannot tell whether a change helped.

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Help — How to use this tool

Four steps

How to use the Website Speed & SEO Grader

  1. 1

    Enter your address

    Type your website address so the free Google measurement links open on your page. Skip it if you would rather not.

  2. 2

    Answer twelve questions

    Yes, no, or not sure. Keep your site open on your phone, over cellular data, while you answer. It takes about five minutes.

  3. 3

    Read the fix list

    Your "no" answers come back in order of how directly they cost you customers, each with a plain fix.

  4. 4

    Measure, or ask a person

    Run Google PageSpeed Insights for real speed data, or send your answers to us for a free written review.

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The reason why

Why a website grader that guesses is worse than none

Plenty of free graders invent a score in two seconds and attach a sales call to it. A number like that feels precise and means nothing. You cannot fix “64.”

The questions here are the ones we ask on a real review, minus the jargon. Each maps to a reason people leave: a slow load on a weak signal, a phone number they cannot tap, a page title that says “Home.” Fix the “no” answers in order and your site gets better whether or not you ever call us.

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Beyond the calculator

A tool shows the symptom. A person finds the cause.

Free tools are good at one question each. Your business has several, and they talk to each other: a slow page raises your ad costs, and a vague headline wastes your best rankings.

Tell us what you are working on. A person, not a bot, looks at your actual site and accounts and replies within four business hours with a short written plan: what to fix first and what it should cost. Free, and yours to keep whether you hire us or not.

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Help Topics — Frequently Asked Questions

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Questions about the Website Speed & SEO Grader

Plain answers about what the tool does, what it doesn't, and what to do next.

Is this free website grader accurate?
It is exactly as accurate as your answers, because it does not scan your site. The score is a weighted tally of what you tell it. That is deliberate: a made-up number from a quick scan feels precise but tells you nothing to fix. For measured speed data, use Google PageSpeed Insights, which the results link to.
How do I check my website speed for free?
Use Google PageSpeed Insights. Paste your address and it reports how fast the page loads in a lab test and, when Google has enough data, for real visitors, including Core Web Vitals, the speed and stability measures Google uses. Test on your own phone over cellular data too. If it feels slow there, your customers feel it as well.
What should a San Antonio small business fix first on its website?
Usually the top of the home page on a phone. Make sure it loads quickly, says what you do and where in plain words, and has a tap-to-call number and one clear button. Those few inches decide whether a visitor stays. Search titles and lead tracking come next, because they bring visitors in and tell you what worked.
Do you keep the answers I enter?
No. Your answers stay in your browser and disappear when you close the page. Something reaches us only if you fill in the "check it for real" form and press send. Then we receive your name, email, website, and a summary of your answers, so a person can reply with a written review.
What does a free website review from SA Web Development include?
A person looks at your actual site on a phone and a desktop, runs the speed tests, and reads it the way a customer would. You get a short written list of what is costing you calls, what to fix first, and what fixing it should cost. It is free, there is no obligation, and the list is yours to keep.
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