Phase 3 Digital
Check the site.
Check the site.
See what is actually there.
Enter your website and we fetch the live page. The check looks at things we can actually observe, including HTTPS, page titles, mobile setup, structured data, and page weight.
No email required to see the result.
Run the check
Put in the URL.
Put in the URL.
We'll show you what we can see.
No email. No mystery score. Just the information this tool can actually observe on the live page.
What the automated check can see
The tool can inspect the live page. It cannot make human judgments about whether the website is good for the business.
It can check
- Page response Whether the page responds and how quickly the server answers.
- HTTPS Whether the page uses HTTPS and how the address redirects.
- Page title and description Whether the page includes a title and meta description.
- Mobile setup Whether the page includes the viewport configuration needed for responsive layouts.
- Structured data Whether structured data is detected on the page.
- Page weight How much page data the checker receives.
It cannot judge
- How the site feels to use Software can detect technical signals. It cannot tell you whether the experience feels clear or frustrating to a real customer.
- Whether the copy persuades The tool cannot decide whether the words explain the business well or make someone want to take action.
- Where you rank The automated page check does not measure your actual local search position.
- What AI assistants say Detecting structured data does not tell us whether an AI assistant will mention, cite, or recommend the business.
- How you compare with competitors That requires looking at the market, other websites, search results, and the business itself.
Want the human version?
Some things need a person.
We can look at the site the way a customer would, review the copy, search visibility, positioning, competitors, and what is actually worth changing.
If the site is already in good shape, we should tell you that too.
Site check FAQ
Know what the tool can see.
Know what the tool can see.
Know what it can't.
The automated check reports what it can observe on the live page. Some questions still need a person.
What does the automated check actually look at?
It fetches the live page and looks for observable information such as page response, HTTPS, redirects, the page title, meta description, mobile viewport setup, structured data, and page weight. It reports what it finds rather than trying to turn everything into one overall website score.
Why is there no score out of 100?
Because one number can hide the reason behind it. We would rather show you the individual checks and what the tool actually found. A website can pass several technical checks and still have problems that require human judgment.
Does a good automated result mean my website is good?
Not necessarily. The checker can identify technical signals on the page. It cannot decide whether the site explains the business well, feels easy to use, persuades customers, competes well in search, or gives people a good reason to choose you.
What if the tool cannot reach my website?
That tells us the check could not successfully fetch the page at that moment. The cause could be the website, a security rule, a temporary connection issue, or something specific to the checker. It deserves a closer look, but it does not automatically mean your customers cannot reach the site.
Does the automated check measure my Google ranking?
No. This page check does not measure your actual search position, local map placement, competitors, or search traffic. Those require different data and a broader review.
Does the automated check tell me what AI assistants say about my business?
No. It may detect structured data on the page, but that does not tell us whether ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, or another assistant will mention, cite, recommend, or accurately describe the business.
Do I have to give you my email to see the result?
No. You can run the automated check and see the result without giving us your email address. Contact information is only needed if you choose to ask Phase 3 for the optional human review.
Is this the full website review?
No. The automated check handles the things software can observe quickly. The human review looks at the site more broadly, including copy, usability, positioning, search visibility, competitors, and what may actually be worth changing.
What if my website is already in good shape?
Then we should tell you that. The purpose of the review is not to manufacture a reason to rebuild a website that is already doing its job.