Find where your site leaks customers.
Sixty seconds from now, you’ll know.
Whether your site should be winning calls, quote requests, bookings, or orders: paste your URL and get a scored scan back in about a minute.
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Projected once the 8 fixes ship.
- F-01 /contact · quote form: 4 fields unlabeled ↳ add labels + autocomplete tokens OPEN
- F-02 site-wide · no LocalBusiness schema ↳ add LocalBusiness + Service JSON-LD OPEN
- F-03 header · call button dead on mobile ↳ rebind the tap handler at 390px OPEN
- F-04 site-wide · click-to-call 28×28px ↳ raise the target to 44×44 OPEN
- F-05 /service-area · first byte 2.4s ↳ cache the page template OPEN
- F-06 site-wide · body text at 3.1:1 ↳ lift body to 4.9:1 OPEN
- F-07 /reviews · 2 pixels fire pre-consent ↳ gate both behind the CMP OPEN
- F-08 header · keyboard focus hidden ↳ add scroll-padding for the sticky bar OPEN
You just hand it to a developer.
Every row names the page, the exact change, and the reason it matters, written for whoever maintains your site. Forward the report and the work is already specified.
The control we pressed, the page it’s on, and exactly what happened when we pressed it. No "improve your UX" hand-waving.
The schema and content changes that decide whether ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI can read and quote your pages arrive as line items too.
| ID | Priority | Where | Change | Why | Effort |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| F-01 | High | /collections/sale | Rebind the Filter tap handler to the control that survives the mobile breakpoint. | Pressed 3× across two states, zero DOM change. Mobile visitors cannot narrow the sale rack. | 1h |
| F-02 | High | site-wide <head> | Add Organization and Product JSON-LD to all 11 templates. | No structured data on any page walked. Answer engines quote what they can parse. | 2h |
| F-03 | High | /checkout step 2 | Give the card number and CVC fields a programmatic label, not a placeholder. | A screen reader announces nothing when focus lands on either field, on the step where money changes hands. | 2h |
| F-04 | Medium | consent banner | Gate the 2 ad pixels behind opt-in. They fire on load today. | Tracking before consent is the pattern US privacy claims are built on. | 1h |
| F-05 | Medium | /checkout (server) | Cache the cart template. First byte measured 1.9s against an 800ms target. | Slowest of the 11 pages we walked, and the closest to the money. | 3h |
| F-06 | Medium | nav, PDP, filters | Grow 11 controls to a 44×44px minimum tap area. | Measured at 390px width. Missed taps read as a broken site. | 1h |
| F-07 | Medium | footer, PDP, sale | Repair or remove the 6 controls that respond to nothing. | Dead controls teach visitors the site is broken before they reach checkout. | 2h |
| F-08 | Medium | /account/signup | Add autocomplete attributes to the 11 form fields. | Autofill is off for every visitor, on the longest form on the site. | 30m |
| F-09 | Medium | site-wide <head> | Add a canonical URL to every template. | With none, search engines pick which duplicate ranks, and they choose differently than you would. | 1h |
| F-10 | Low | product imagery | Serve WebP and defer the scripts not needed for first paint. | 4.1 MB and 62 scripts per page, most of it above the fold on a phone. | 3h |
| F-11 | Low | body copy, site-wide | Underline links inside paragraphs. | Color-only links disappear for color-blind visitors. | 30m |
| F-12 | Low | /collections/* | Add alt text to the 9 product images missing it. | Screen readers and image search both fall back to the filename. | 1h |
| F-13 | Low | /robots.txt, /sitemap.xml | Publish a sitemap and stop disallowing /collections. | Half the catalog is closed to crawlers that would otherwise index it. | 30m |
| F-14 | Low | /contact | Give the message field a visible label. | Placeholder-only labels vanish the moment someone starts typing. | 1h |
Illustrative sheet, built from findings in delivered Deep Scans. On a service business the same sheet names quote forms, click-to-call targets and booking paths. Effort figures are our estimates, not quotes. Scroll the table sideways on a phone.
Wondering what turns up most? Every check the scan runs has its own page: how often it fails across the small-business sites we have measured, what it means, how to fix it and how to check it yourself. Start with no HSTS header, plain http that does not redirect, no XML sitemap, no business entity in structured data, AI crawlers blocked in robots.txt, shared links that preview badly, form fields without labels or a slow server response, or read the full list of findings and what sites in your sector score.
A slow checkout can’t hide behind a fast landing page.
We time every page we walk, not just the home page. The ridge in the data is the page that’s costing you.
Monitor every score, month over month.
Every Deep Scan scores your live pages in the same categories your account tracks, and starts this graph. A sample store is shown here.
A line chart of the category scores for the sample store, rising from scan day through day 30 and four monthly Pulse re-scans. The overall score moves from 48 to 86. Each category and what it measures is described below.
What we measure
Every page we read checked for a description and one clear main heading, with the indexing directives that decide whether it can appear in search reported beside it.
Why it matters
A page a search engine cannot place never gets found. Every miss is named to the page it is on.
same colors, same scores, in your account after every scan
- Structure & content
- Every page we read checked for a description and one clear main heading, with the indexing directives that decide whether it can appear in search reported beside it.
- A page a search engine cannot place never gets found. Every miss is named to the page it is on.
- Machine-readable
- What a machine can parse from your pages: structured data, crawler access for AI agents, answer shape and heading depth.
- More buyers ask an assistant first. A site a machine cannot parse is not in the answer.
- Speed signals
- Every page loaded and timed in a real browser, checked against real-visitor field data where Google has it, plus Google’s mobile lab test.
- Visitors leave before slow content appears. A slow checkout can’t hide behind a fast landing page.
- Accessibility
- The axe-core battery against WCAG 2.2 AA on rendered pages, plus a keyboard and phone-width walk.
- Every barrier turns real customers away. Each one is cited to the exact element and rule.
- Trust & conversion
- Whether the controls we press visibly answer, whether tap targets are big enough at phone width, and the security headers a browser checks.
- A button that does not answer ends the visit. Every failure is named to the exact control and the page it’s on.
Reported as findings beside the scores: what still loads after a visitor rejects tracking, broken links and files, linked PDFs, and the route to a person. What all of it turns up across the web, measured on our own scans: the findings we keep seeing on small business websites, the benchmarks by sector, and how our scanner identifies itself.
Pricing that doesn’t need a sales call.
Run the free scan, get the full report, or schedule a behavior audit to understand how your customers think about your site.
Instant Scan
Paste your URL, get scored in about a minute.
- 0 to 100 score + grade
- Top 3 findings, unlocked
- Speed & structure basics
- No email required
Deep Scan
The full report, same business day. Web + PDF, developer handoff included.
- Walked page by page, safe controls pressed and recorded
- Page-by-page trust and conversion checks on the pages we read
- Load timing on every page, plus Google’s own mobile lab test
- Google indexing checks: whether each page can appear in search at all
- AI-search restructuring plan
- Agent readiness: 21 standards an AI shopping assistant looks for, each one tested
- Accessibility battery on up to eight rendered pages + Privacy Risk flag
- Keyboard and phone walk: Tab through each page, a fresh load at 320 and 390 pixels, screenshots of what broke
- Broken links and files, the route to a person, and what happens when a visitor rejects tracking
- Developer handoff sheet: one line per change, nothing to interpret
Behavioral audit
What no walkthrough can show: your real visitors. $950 e-commerce, $1,250 SaaS.
- Consent-gated session analytics
- The full structural inspection, run on real behavior
- Rage clicks · funnel drop-off · form friction
- Video walkthrough + 30-min Q&A
- Deep Scan included, day one
You will be dealing with Shaun, Go Voltic’s founder, directly.
Talk to usMost sites start with the free scan and the Deep Scan. Each product below goes deeper on one question.
| What you get | Free graders | Go Voltic Deep Scan | UX agency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $0 to $29/mo | $99 once | $5,000 to $20,000 |
| Turnaround | instant | same business day | 6 to 8 weeks |
| Actually uses your site | No: one screenshot | Yes: safe controls pressed and recorded | Yes |
| Speed measured on your site | One page | Yes: up to 40 pages walked, no install | Sometimes |
| Keyboard and phone tested | No | Yes: Tab pressed, 320 and 390 pixels | Usually |
| AI-search restructuring plan | No | Yes: a one-time plan you keep | Rarely |
| Privacy Risk flag | No | Yes | No |
| Upgrade path to real-visitor data | Dead end | Behavioral tier, when you’re ready | Included, at agency prices |
Is this for you?
If your website should be winning calls, quotes, bookings or orders, and you own or manage it, the Deep Scan walks your public pages and tells you what to fix first. Not sure? Email hello@go-voltic.com and a person will point you the right way.
What it does not do
It specifies the work; it does not change your site. It never signs in, so pages behind a login are not read. It is not a security test, it does not certify compliance, and it is not a design review. Controls run on a sample of up to three pages; the accessibility battery reads up to eight rendered pages, and the keyboard and phone-width walk covers up to four.
You don’t need an account to buy: the report and receipt arrive by email, and the receipt link opens the report online. A free account (ten seconds) keeps every report, receipt and scan tracker in one place. Prices in USD. Scan only sites you own or control, and only pages that are publicly reachable: you confirm both at checkout. Dollar figures are ranges, and we do not promise rankings or revenue, because nobody honestly can. What we do promise: every number was measured on your live site and every finding names what we measured, so you can check it yourself. If a report does not hold up, email hello@go-voltic.com and we will put it right. Buying means you agree to the Terms & Conditions.
The actual report, page by page.
A Deep Scan we ran on our own site on 1 September 2026: it read all 35 addresses it found, pressed 15 safe controls, and returned 7 findings, none serious, for 85/100 at high confidence. Shown here: 17 of the report’s 31 printed pages, the page each section starts on. We run the Deep Scan on our own site and ship the fixes it prescribes.
We read your site the way a visitor would.
Instant and Deep Scans read public pages the way any visitor’s browser does. Nothing gets installed, your visitors’ data is never involved, every site’s stated privacy guidelines are respected.
Go Voltic is a service provider: your data is never sold, never used to train models, and never shared across clients. Deep Scans run only on sites you attest you own or control.
Questions we get asked.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Nothing goes on your site. No tag, no script, no plugin, and no access to your admin. We read the site the way a visitor would.
How long does it take?
The free scan finishes in about a minute, in your browser. The Deep Scan lands the same business day.
What do I actually get for $99?
Your site walked page by page, safe controls pressed and recorded, load timing on each page with Google’s lab test on top, accessibility and AI search checks, a keyboard and phone-width walk, broken links and files, a check of what happens when a visitor rejects tracking, and a ranked fix list. It comes as a web report and a PDF, with a developer handoff sheet tight enough to paste straight into a ticket.
Will you touch my visitors or their data?
No. The scan is a simulated visitor, not a recording of real ones. The behavioral tier is the only product that looks at real visitors, it is consent gated, and it is sold separately.
Do you certify that my site is ADA compliant?
No, and be careful with anyone who says they do. We test against WCAG 2.2 AA and report the barriers we find with evidence. Compliance is a legal judgment and we do not give legal advice.
What if the report is not useful?
Write to hello@go-voltic.com and a person reads it. Our refund practice is published on the legal page rather than buried in terms: our first instinct is to fix the report, and where a fix is not the right answer, we refund. Every finding also carries the evidence it came from, so you can check any of it against your own site.
Will the scan affect my live site?
No. We read public pages the way a visitor’s browser does and press only safe controls. Nothing is submitted, no account is created, no order is placed. Your analytics may count our visit as one session; the scanner identifies itself so you can filter it out.
How is this different from a free grader?
A free grader screenshots one page and scores it from rules of thumb. A Deep Scan loads your site in a real browser, walks it page by page, presses the controls a visitor would, and records what actually happened. The comparison table above has it line by line.
More on pricing across the market on what a website audit costs, or see a real report.
Want real-visitor evidence? Talk to us.
The Behavioral audit is the one thing we don’t sell with a button. Recording real visitor sessions deserves a conversation first. Send a few details; we reply within one business day.
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