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What can a customer actually do on your website?
Paste the address. You get a straight read of what is there and what is not — booking, ways to get in touch, published hours, after-hours capture, and how search engines and AI assistants see the business. The result appears on this page. Nothing is emailed, and no address is asked for.
What this does, and what it refuses to do
It reads one public page
The same HTML any visitor is served. It reports what is visible in it and measures how fast the server answered. That is the whole scope.
It never contacts anyone
No form submitted, no number called, no enquiry sent to see how long a reply takes. Timing a business by pretending to be a customer is deception, so it is not done here.
Nothing found is not nothing there
A booking widget can load through JavaScript this never runs, and a second page can carry what the first does not. Every negative says not found on the page we read, because that is the honest claim.
No email gate on the result
The score and the findings appear on this page immediately. A tool that holds your own website’s report hostage for an address is not a tool, it is a form.
Run it on a competitor too. That is the more interesting one.
Everything checked here is public, so there is nothing improper about pointing it at the business down the road. Two reads side by side usually say more than either does alone.
When you want the part a scanner cannot see mapped — one business gets a complete operating system built free, and the next one is chosen from applications.
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