Website testing for small web agencies

Check that customers can contact you.

Choose one action, like requesting a quote or finding a booking page. We follow the steps a customer would take and give you screenshots and suggested fixes for any problems we find.

$99 USDOne review across up to five pages

What you get for $99

One customer action

Pick a goal, such as requesting a quote, finding contact details, or reaching a booking page. We check up to five agreed public pages along the way.

Desktop and mobile checks

We follow the same steps at desktop and mobile widths in one Chromium browser. We check links, buttons, page layout, and keyboard navigation along that route.

A report and one retest

Get a record of the checks, with screenshots, steps to reproduce issues, and suggested fixes. Request one retest of up to five findings within seven days of delivery.

How it works

Request a review

Send us your website and the action you want a customer to take.

  1. Agree what to check.
    We confirm the pages and delivery date by email.
  2. Pay the $99 USD invoice.
    We send it through PayPal once you agree to the scope.
  3. Get your report.
    Use the findings to make fixes, then request your included retest.

Tell us about your site

Prefer to write your own email? Send your website and customer action to jamesdavies1317@gmail.com.

Common questions

Who checks my website?

An AI agent runs the agreed browser checks and prepares your report. The report lists the pages, browser, screen widths, and steps it tested.

Do you submit a test enquiry?

The standard review follows the path to the form. For a live test submission, we agree the test details and get written permission from the site operator. Your team confirms whether the test reached your inbox.

Who makes the fixes?

Your developer can use the screenshots, steps, and suggested fixes in the report. Once the fixes are ready, ask for your included retest.

What if you find no problems?

You still get a report showing which pages and steps were checked, the results, and any gaps in coverage.