Read your website the way a stranger does.

You know what you meant. A buyer sees only what is on the page. In the public sample report, run on a constructed firm of solicitors, the partners had full bios and a published fee range, and every buyer type still stalled on the same gap: no page explaining what happens after you make contact. The free Insight Report reads your site for gaps like that and writes down what the pages actually say.

You start with your web address. We read the site and draft a short profile of the business: what you do, where, and for whom. You confirm or correct it. We match the firm on Companies House, ask what you want the report to answer, and confirm your sector. Then the report builds section by section on its own page, which you can keep.

Each section ends in a verdict and a takeaway, backed by a handful of specific points from your pages. The sections cover what the site says, who it seems to be written for and which buyer types it would serve, how clear and credible it is, how it holds up technically, and the first fixes worth making. A competitor card names firms in your market from Companies House, so you can see who you are being compared with.

The free report opens with the full read and a first set of moves. Two things are held back: the detailed competitor profiles and the fuller list of moves. They open with the report unlock. You see what is held before you are asked to pay, and the free part stands on its own.