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Can a customer on a phone actually reach you?

Put in your website. In about ten seconds the answer is on the screen: what a new customer meets when they find you on a phone, whether Google and ChatGPT search are allowed to read the site, what holds up, what leaks and how to fix it. No email, no account, nobody rings you. If you want it sent to you, you can ask for it once you have read it.

We ran these tests on 278 business websites across six Melbourne councils. See what we found.

Why doesn't the phone number on my website ring?

How fast should my website load on a phone?

Why does my website say Not secure?

What it checks

01 Tapping to call Is your number a link a phone can dial, and does it ring you? We have found call buttons that dial nothing, and one that rings a different business.

02 Opening at all Does the site open on a secure address, or does a customer meet a security warning or a hosting placeholder?

03 Asking without ringing Can someone ask for a quote or book at nine at night, when nobody picks up?

04 Opening on a phone How long the main part of your home page takes to appear on Google's Lighthouse test, throttled to a mid-range phone on 4G.

05 Knowing what works Is anything counting visits, so you can tell what the site earns?

06 Matching your Google listing Are your business details marked up so Google can tie the site to your Maps listing?

It reads only your public home page and the page your quote or booking link points to, the same as any visitor. Every finding is something you can check yourself on your own phone. It was made by Auden, the AI we built and trained here: what it checks for is what we check for. If you want anything fixed, ring us on 0482 022 493.