Test your site, and get a written answer instead of a score.
Give us the address and pick which of the five checks to run: load weight and speed, mobile rendering, whether AI search can read you, structured data, and the path to your enquiry form. An engineer runs them on your actual pages and writes back with what to fix first.
FUEiNT Technologies is a software studio in Coimbatore, India, building custom software since 2014. Reading somebody’s site is the first hour of nearly every job we take, so we do it for anyone who asks, free, and send back what we found in plain words rather than a number out of a hundred.
The check costs nothing and there is no report to unlock at the end of it. Most people who ask never become clients, and that is fine.
Nothing on this page asks you to register. When you send the request you give us a way to reply, and that is the only thing we ask for.
A senior engineer opens your pages on a real phone and a real laptop. Automated tools are part of it, but they are not the answer we send you.
What is wrong, what we would do about it, and which items are not worth doing. No score, because a score has never told anyone what to do on Monday morning.
Ask for the check
Fill in a field above and the message appears here before you send it.Fill in site address and the button turns on. An engineer here runs the checks by hand, on your actual pages, and writes back with what we would fix first and what fixing it is worth. Tick nothing and we run all five. Nothing on this page generates a score.
How the check works
- Give us the address
Paste the URL, and if you can, the page that matters most to you. A product or service page tells us more than a home page does, because it is the one people land on from a search.
- Pick the checks
Five of them, described below. Tick the ones you care about, or tick none and we run all five.
- We run them by hand
We open your pages on a mid-range Android handset and on a laptop, watch what loads and in what order, read the markup, and check what an assistant asked about your business is able to say.
- You get a written reply
What we found, ordered by what it is costing you, with the fix for each one and an honest note on the ones we would leave alone.
The background, in plain words.
The five checks, one at a time
Load weight and speed. How many bytes the page asks for before it is usable, how many separate requests that takes, and what those add up to on a phone on mobile data rather than on a desk on fibre. Images are almost always at the top of this list, and almost always the cheapest thing to fix.
Mobile rendering. What the page actually does on a mid-range Android handset: whether text is readable without pinching, whether the layout jumps while it settles, whether a tap target is big enough for a thumb, and whether anything overflows sideways on a 390-pixel screen.
Readable by AI search. Whether an assistant asked about your business can find a plain sentence saying who you are, what you sell and where you are. A site that only states that inside an image, a video or a widget the reader has to click gets described wrongly, or not at all.
Structured data. Whether the Organization, LocalBusiness, Product, Article or FAQ markup is present, valid, and describes the page it is sitting on. This is the difference between a search result that carries a price, an address and a rating and one that carries a blue line of text.
Path to enquiry. How many taps it takes to get from a search result to a form we can complete, whether that form works on a phone, and whether it asks for anything a stranger is not yet willing to type.
Why there is no score at the end of it
A score out of a hundred is a comfortable thing to publish and a useless thing to receive. Two sites can score identically and need entirely different work, and one number cannot tell you which of the things it averaged is the one costing you enquiries.
So what comes back is a list, in the order we would do it, with the reason each item is on it. Some of the items say leave this alone — and those are often the ones an automated tool shouts loudest about.
What we do with the URL you send
We open it. That is the whole of it. You are not added to a list, nothing we find is passed on, and we run nothing against your site that an ordinary visitor would not.
The check is read-only. Nothing is submitted to your forms, nothing is written anywhere, and no attempt is made to log in to anything. If the site is behind a password and you want it looked at, send the password and we will use it once.
Who tends to ask for this
Mostly people whose site got slower after a redesign, whose enquiries fell without an obvious reason, or who have been told by someone that they need a rebuild and want a second opinion before spending on one.
A fair share of the replies we send say the site is fine and the problem is elsewhere — in the ad spend, in the pricing, in the follow-up after the form. That is a real answer, and it is free too.
Questions we are actually asked.
Is it actually free?
Yes. There is no report to unlock, no trial and no call you have to sit through first. We do it because reading somebody’s site is how we work out whether we would be any use to them.
Do I have to give you an email address?
You have to give us some way to reply or there is no point sending it. The Talk-to-us panel asks for a name and an address and nothing else — no phone number, no company size, no budget dropdown.
How long before I hear back?
These are done between client work, so it is not instant and we would rather not publish a number we have not measured. If it is urgent, say so in the message and say why — that moves it up.
Will you run anything against our server?
Nothing a visitor would not. We open pages, read the markup and watch what loads. No port scanning, no form submissions, no login attempts, no crawling of anything your robots.txt asks us to leave alone.
Can you check a staging site?
Yes. Send the address and whatever gets us past the password. A staging site is often the better one to check, because it is where the next mistake is still fixable.
Why not just use PageSpeed Insights?
Use it. It is free and it is good at the thing it measures. It will not tell you that your enquiry form is four taps deep, that your structured data describes the wrong page, or that an assistant asked what you sell cannot work it out.
Do you check sites you did not build?
Almost always. Most of what we are sent was built by somebody else, often years ago, sometimes by someone who is no longer reachable.
What if the answer is that we need a rebuild?
Then we say so, and we say roughly what it would cost, and you are free to take that answer to anyone you like. Several people have.
Other things here that are free.
Most sites we are sent have two real problems and six imaginary ones.
The check sorts them. Send us the address and what the site feels like on a phone, and a senior engineer will write back with what we would fix first and what it is worth.
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