Free website audit
Enter your web address. In about twenty seconds you’ll get a score out of 100, the things quietly turning visitors away, and one clear step to fix each one.
From Ohma, a website studio in Adelaide. Prefer to talk? Book a 20-minute call.
Why it matters
Most small business websites aren’t broken. They just quietly leak enquiries in the places owners never think to look. The problem is rarely your business. It’s that your website is working against you.
How the audit works
We read your homepage the way a search engine does, then score it on the five things that decide whether a visitor stays and whether anyone finds you in the first place.
Whether someone who has decided to get in touch can actually do it, without hunting for a number or an address.
The title, the summary, and the business details Google reads before it decides where to put you.
What a cautious first-time visitor checks: a secure connection, real profiles, and where you're based.
How long your server makes someone wait before a single word of your page appears.
Whether your pages are built to fit the screen most of your visitors arrive on.
One report, ranked by what’s costing you the most.
See it first
A score for your homepage, what's already working, and what's quietly turning visitors away. Here's a sample report.
BStrong
We found 3 things quietly costing you enquiries, and 4 you're already getting right.
We found 6 things worth changing on your homepage, 3 of which are costing you now. The weakest area is how search engines read the site; the strongest is how the site behaves on a phone. Everything below is ordered by what it's costing you, most expensive first.
How you scored on the five things that decide whether a visitor stays, and whether Google sends you more.
3 issues doing the most damage, hardest-hitting first.
Before a single word or image can appear, the visitor waits for your server to respond, and yours is slower than it should be. That wait is added to every visit, on every page.
How we’d fix itAsk your host about response times and turn on caching so pages aren't rebuilt on every visit.
On a phone your number is plain text, so tapping it does nothing. You're asking a ready-to-call customer to copy it out by hand, and plenty won't bother.
How we’d fix itMake the number a tap-to-call link and keep it visible in the header.
The two lines under your link in Google are yours to write, and right now they're blank, so Google pastes in whatever sentence it finds first. It's the cheapest advertising space you own.
How we’d fix itWrite a 150-character summary saying what you do and why someone should choose you.
2 issues worth handling once the costly ones are sorted.
When your address is pasted into a message, a group chat or a social post, it shows up as bare text with no picture or summary. Every share you get looks like less than it is.
46%judge your credibility on how the site looks.Source: Stanford / Consumer WebWatch, Fogg et al. (2002) (opens in new tab)
How we’d fix itAdd a preview image and summary so shared links appear as a proper card.
There's no business detail on the page that search engines can read, so when someone nearby searches for what you do, you're less likely to come up.
76%of nearby phone searches lead to a visit within a day.Source: Google (2016) (opens in new tab)
How we’d fix itAdd your business name, area and contact details in a form search engines can read.
Your page can usually be reached at several slightly different addresses. Without telling Google which one counts, the credit for it can be split between them instead of counting once.
How we’d fix it: Set one preferred address on each page so search engines pool the credit.
3 things you're already getting right, worth keeping as you improve.
Your certificate is valid and browsers show your site as secure rather than warning people off it.
Your pages size themselves to whatever screen they're opened on, so phone visitors get a layout meant for them.
A visitor who wants to check you out before enquiring can do it without leaving your page.
Now run it on your own site.
Prefer to talk? Book a 20-minute call.
What you get
Not a wall of technical warnings. A short, honest report a busy owner can act on, that says what to fix first and why it’s worth doing.
Check my websiteYour homepage out of 100, with a letter grade and a breakdown across the five areas. No dashboard to decode.
The things you're getting right, so you know what to leave alone as you improve the rest.
Every issue we find, ranked by how much it matters, and what each one means in real terms.
One practical step per problem, written so you could hand it straight to whoever built your site.
Common questions
What it checks, what it costs, and what happens after.
Yes, genuinely. No cost, no card details, no catch. It’s the same first look we take before starting any project, and we’re happy to give it away.
About twenty seconds. Enter your web address, we read the site, and your score and short report are ready straight after.
No account and no password. We only ask for your email address, and that’s so we can send the report to you. Nothing else.
We read your homepage the way a search engine does and score it on five things: whether a visitor can actually get in touch, whether Google can find and understand what you offer, the trust signals on the page, how quickly your server responds, and whether the site is built to fit a phone screen.
Usually it isn’t one big thing. It’s a handful of quiet issues adding up: a slow page, an unclear next step, contact details that are hard to find, or a site Google struggles to rank. The audit names the ones costing you the most, so you can stop guessing.
No sales call and no chasing. We send your report and leave it with you. If you’d like to talk it through, there’s an optional 20-minute call you can book, but only if you want it.
Fix what you can yourself; most reports include a few small changes you can make straight away. For the bigger items, you can book a 20-minute call whenever you’re ready, and we’ll talk through what to prioritise. No obligation either way.
From Ohma
We’re Ohma, a small studio that designs and builds websites to bring in enquiries, not just compliments. This free audit is the same first look we take before any project. No sign-up to see your score, and no obligation.