Sample output

What the $49 paid website check gives you.

This is a fictionalised sample for a local service business. The real check is written for one public website URL and focuses on the first mobile fixes most likely to create enquiries, bookings or orders.

Sample report

Mobile conversion check for Coastal Plumbing Co.

Sample business only. A real report uses your public site, your service area, and your actual customer action path.

Mobile action score: 62/100Visitors can find the service list, but the quote request path is slower than the emergency-call intent.
Primary leakThe quote form is below reviews and suburb copy; on a phone it appears after a long scroll.
Trust gapLicence, insurance, service radius and response promise are real selling points but not grouped near the first CTA.
Smallest build stepA one-page quote hub with service, suburb, urgency and photo upload fields before any larger rebuild.

Ranked fixes

01

Move the quote CTA above the scroll

Put "Get a quote today" next to "Call now" in the first mobile viewport. Keep phone for emergencies, but give non-urgent jobs a clear next step.

02

Ask for job type first

Start the form with blocked drain, hot water, leak, renovation or other. This lets the customer feel understood before they type a long message.

03

Group proof near action

Move licence, insurance, suburbs served, review count and same-day availability directly under the first action area.

Recommended next Wipper hub

Do not build yet

  • A full native app before there is repeat-customer proof.
  • A redesign that hides the working phone-call path.
  • A chatbot before the quote path is easy to complete.