Your website, judged by what it does for the business.

Not by how modern it looks. Find out where visitors get stuck, what stops them from enquiring, and the five changes that matter most, in plain language.

A café owner reading the audit on a tablet

Three questions every owner asks about their website.

Why are visitors not getting in touch?

The audit walks your site the way customers do, on desktop and mobile, and checks whether they can find the price, the next step and a reason to trust you. Where a journey breaks, you see the step and a screenshot.

Customer journeys on desktop and mobile

What should I fix first?

Instead of a long list, the five findings that change the most, each with a suggested fix, the effort and who should do it: you, your web developer or your marketing lead.

Is my agency doing a good job?

Scan again after the changes. The new audit lists what was resolved and what is still open, finding by finding, so the conversation is about facts.

Small things that cost trust.

Most websites do not lose customers through one big mistake. They lose them through a price that hides a setup fee, a missing VAT note, terms nobody can find. On the review site in our sample report, the audit found 50 of them.

MediumMarketing Effectiveness

Audience segments are served inside articles but have no entry pages

Articles speak to beginners, budget shoppers and gift buyers, but no page gathers the picks for them. Navigation offers activity and gender only, so seasonal campaigns have nowhere to land.

“Maybe you're new to climbing and want a pair of shoes that's comfortable and affordable”

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MediumContent Quality & Communication

Inconsistent dating makes currency hard to judge

Most reviews carry a recent byline date and '2026' in the title. The long underwear review omits the year from its title and was last updated more than a year and a half earlier.

“Updated March 30, 2025”

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A shop owner reading the audit at the counter

Written for owners, not for developers.

  • Plain languageWhat was found, why a customer cares and what it costs the business.
  • Proof you can checkThe exact sentence from your page and the address it is on.
  • Your industry's yardstickA restaurant is judged as a restaurant, a clinic as a clinic.
  • And what it is worthIf the website is a business of its own, the market value comes with it.

Start with one free quick check.

About three minutes, up to 15 pages, the score and the main findings. When you want the full picture, Solo gives you 3 full audits and 10 quick checks a month for €49.

Free plan

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One quick check a month, the market value without search data, reports in the app.

See what your website is really doing.

Start with a free quick check. No card, no call, about three minutes.