Free tool · Findability
Can customers actually find you — and reach you?
Most small-business websites lose people at something small: no phone number where you'd look for it, no hours, nothing that tells Google where you actually work. This checks the basics, in plain English.
We'll read your page the way a visitor's browser first receives it, then look for the things people and search engines need. Nothing is stored.
No need for the https:// — just the address is fine.
Right-click your page → View Page Source → select all, copy, and paste it here. This one runs entirely in your browser — the code never leaves your computer.
What this is — and isn't. This reads your page's code for the signals that make a business findable and contactable: a phone number, an address or service area, opening hours, and the structured data search engines use to understand local businesses. It's a surface check — it can't tell you whether your Google Business Profile is set up, whether your listings are consistent across the web, or whether you actually rank for anything. Those need a look at more than one page. A clean result here means the basics are in place, not that you're easy to find.
The human version
Not showing up where customers look?
Being findable locally is mostly unglamorous groundwork — consistent details, a proper Google Business Profile, and a site that says plainly what you do and where. We'll tell you which parts are worth your time and which are noise.