100 checks considered
The free tool reviews the public pages it can open and separates possible issues, review items, clear results, checks that do not apply, and checks it could not complete.
Website InfoCheck · Free website tool
Identify customer-facing website issues and opportunities.
Run 100 customer-facing checks across up to five public pages of your small-business website. View the complete report free during the pilot—no signup or email required. Afterward, help us improve InfoCheck by answering four quick questions.
The free check runs 100 checks across the homepage and up to four linked public pages. You will see the finding count, one summarized finding, and a few things that looked clear.
What this free check covers
The free tool reviews the public pages it can open and separates possible issues, review items, clear results, checks that do not apply, and checks it could not complete.
See one summarized finding, where it may appear, why it matters, and up to two positive signals from the check.
If issues are found, view the complete list, supporting details, affected pages, and review order at no cost during the pilot.
Website InfoCheck FAQ
A small-business website launch checklist should cover clear business information, contact details, hours and location when relevant, important customer paths, mobile readiness, accessibility basics, search setup, policies, and broken links. Run Website InfoCheck after your important public pages are available to review these areas. It can help you prepare, but it is not a complete launch approval or a substitute for hands-on testing.
Customers should be able to identify the business, understand what it offers, find relevant contact, location, and hours information, and reach important paths such as booking, buying, requesting a quote, or reviewing policies. What is necessary depends on the business, but Website InfoCheck looks for these common customer-facing details and flags items that may deserve review.
Enter your public website address in Website InfoCheck. It reviews the pages it can open for broken links, missing or conflicting business information, customer paths, accessibility basics, mobile readiness, and search setup. Automated findings can be incomplete or mistaken, so review and confirm them before changing your website.
No. It provides a broad automated review and clear signals, but it cannot replace a complete technical SEO audit, hands-on accessibility evaluation, cybersecurity assessment, legal review, privacy review, or testing of every page and customer interaction.
No signup or email address is required for the free check. InfoCheck reads public pages; it does not log in, submit forms, edit your website, or change any information it finds.