Find out what your website is actually costing you.
Send us your practice's web address and we'll run the same audit we run before quoting any build — real measurements, in plain English. You'll learn how fast your site really loads, whether search engines and AI assistants can read it, whether your reviews show up where patients look, and who legally owns the thing.
What gets measured
Six things, weighted. All of them measured.
No vanity score out of a hundred with nothing behind it. Every number in the report comes from an actual measurement of your actual site, and the report tells you how it was taken.
First impression
What a patient sees in the first three seconds, on the phone they're actually holding. Whether it looks like the practice you run.
Real load time
Timed across several runs, not guessed. A patient checking you from a parking lot doesn't wait around.
Can they find you
Titles, structured data, and whether the AI assistants patients now ask first can read your site at all.
What you actually say
Depth across your procedures, broken and dead links, and pages that quietly went missing.
Proof where it counts
Whether the rating you earned is visible on your own website — and in your search result — or only on Google's page.
Who holds the keys
Who the domain is registered to, what platform you're on, and whether you could leave your vendor tomorrow and keep the site.
From real audits
Things practices had no idea were happening.
All of these are real findings from checks we've actually run. The practices aren't named — yours wouldn't be either.
A “Patient Education” button on the homepage pointed at a domain that had since been re-registered by someone else. It was serving an overseas gambling site — to their patients, and to Google.
Found under · ContentA Reviews page invited patients to “see what actual patients say” and then displayed nothing at all. The practice had 4.8 stars from 57 reviews. Not one of them appeared on their own website.
Found under · ReviewsA homepage with a completely empty title tag, and a description still reading “Welcome to our Welcome page.” — the vendor's placeholder text, live for years, and the first thing Google showed anyone searching for them.
Found under · Search & AIA contact page still listing info@companyname.com — the template's example address, never replaced, sitting live on the page where patients go to get in touch.
Found under · ContentA site whose footer copyright named the marketing vendor rather than the practice, and linked to the vendor's own website. On a leased platform, that's not a typo — it's who keeps the site if you ever stop paying.
Found under · OwnershipWe also report what's working, and we mark the things that only look broken — a review platform blocking automated checks isn't a fault, and we won't dress one up as one to make the report look worse.
What happens
Three steps, and no sales sequence.
You send the address
Just your website and an email to send the report to. That's genuinely all we need.
We run the check
Usually inside two business days. It arrives as a private link that opens properly on a phone — not a PDF you have to pinch and zoom. See a full sample report →
You decide nothing
One email asking if you'd like to talk it through. Ignore it and that's the end — no sequence, no calls, no retargeting.
The check
Send us your site.
If the honest answer is that your website is in good shape, the report will say so — and we'll have talked ourselves out of a job. That happens, and we'd rather it happened here than after you'd paid us.
Want to see the report before you ask for one? Here's a complete sample check on a fictional practice — same rubric, same depth, same format you'd get.
Curious what a finished build looks like before you send anything? Two live demonstration sites: the standard edition and the cinematic edition. Or read what a dental website should cost in our pricing guide.