See where your website loses the job.
For contractors and trades. Send the site you already have. It gets read the way a homeowner reads it, and you get back what is working, what is not, and what is worth fixing first.
- Free, with nothing to book
- Usually a few minutes
- The result appears on this page
The on-page audit needs JavaScript. Submitting this form still reaches Skyler, and the same answer comes back by email rather than appearing here. You can also see what things cost or start a project.
What it checks on a contractor’s site
The six areas the result is organized by.
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Website
Whether the homepage says enough to judge you by, links through to the rest of the site, is set up for phones, and gives a homeowner an obvious next step: a number that dials, a form, a button that asks for the job.
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Search foundations
Whether the title and headings say what you do and where, whether search results have a description to show, and whether each service you sell has a page of its own.
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Local visibility
Whether the towns you work in are named, whether the ones you name have pages, and whether the business is marked up for search engines with a phone that dials.
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Brand and trust
Whether the homepage shows what a stranger looks for before letting you in the house: reviews, licensing, insurance, warranties, years in business.
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Answer readiness
Whether pages answer questions plainly and carry structured data, so a search engine or an AI assistant can describe you correctly.
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Measurement
Whether an analytics tag is installed, and whether there is a form or a phone link a call or an inquiry could be counted against.
It reads your public website, and only that. It cannot open your Google Business Profile, your reviews on Google, your analytics or your Search Console, so anything on the local side is judged from what your pages say publicly. The result names what it did not inspect.
How it works
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Enter your site
The address, and one line about what is bothering you. Everything else on the form is so the result can reach you.
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It reads the site
Your homepage and the pages that matter most get read and checked across the six areas. You stay on this page while it runs.
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The result appears here
Findings, what is worth doing first, and what it would cost. Nothing to check later and nothing waiting in an inbox.
What you get
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Findings
Six areas, each with what was found and the evidence it was found from. Not a score.
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Priority
What is costing you inquiries now, what is worth doing next, and what is already fine and needs no money.
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A recommendation
The work that answers what was found, priced from the same table the pricing page uses. No invented discounts.
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A way to change it
Take the recommendation into Build Your Package on the pricing page and adjust it, or send it over and talk it through.
For contractors, and for everyone else
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Contractors and trades
Every check here is framed for trades work. Web design for contractors covers what a trades site has to do.
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Any other business
The same audit without the trades framing is the free website audit. Kreated works with businesses of every kind.
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Rather do it by hand?
The contractor website checklist walks the same ground in about ten minutes.
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What the work costs
Every price is published on Pricing, including Contractor Growth for trades.
If the audit cannot help, it says so.
A check that can only find problems is a sales instrument. This one is allowed to tell you your site is fine and to recommend buying nothing, and it does. You get the complete result either way, including when Kreated is not the right partner to carry the work out.
Questions
Does it work for any kind of contractor?
It reads any public website. The checks are the ones that decide whether a trades site gets the call: what you do, where you work, how easy you are to reach, and whether there is anything on the page to trust. They apply the same way to roofing, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, general contracting or any other trade, and to businesses outside the trades as well.
Can it see my Google Business Profile or my Google reviews?
No. It reads your public website and nothing else. It cannot open your Google Business Profile, your reviews on Google, your analytics or your Search Console, and the result says what it did not inspect rather than guessing.
Is it actually free, or is it a sales call in disguise?
Free, and there is no call attached to it. The result appears on the page, and if nothing needs doing, that is what it says.
Can I send the result to someone?
Yes. Every finished audit has its own link, kept for 180 days, so you can send it to a partner or an office manager. It holds the findings only, nothing you typed into the form.