// Free website health check
Is your website alive?
Most websites are dead. Built once, quietly rotting, silently leaking customers. Find out what yours is doing right now. Free, thirty seconds, no signup to start.
AI for the watching. Humans for the judgement. The scan is automated, the verdict is honest, and a real person reads every site we take on.
Scanning your website
Establishing connection…
The verdict for your website
// Three things silently costing you customers
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// What this checks
A free website audit that tells you the truth in plain English
This is a free website health check, not a sales pitch dressed up as a scan. It reads your homepage the way Google and a real visitor on a phone would, then turns the result into words you can actually use.
What we measure
Five things that quietly win or lose you customers: how fast your site loads, how well Google can read it, whether it works properly on a phone, whether it's accessible to everyone, and whether it follows modern best practice. These are the signals that decide whether someone stays or leaves.
Why dead sites leak customers
A dead website doesn't crash. It just gets a little slower, a little more invisible, a little more broken on mobile, every single month. You don't see the customers who bounce before it loads or the ones Google never showed your page to. The leak is silent, which is exactly why it goes unfixed for years.
Alive, fading or dead
Alive means your site has a pulse and does its job, though alive isn't the same as growing. Fading means it's still standing but slipping, the state most sites die from. Dead means it's online but effectively finished, costing you customers you can't see leave. Wondering "is my website dead"? This is how you find out for certain.
The scan is genuinely free. If you want the full report emailed to you, we ask for your email and nothing else. And if you'd rather never worry about any of this again, that's what Snowball is for: a living website that watches itself, fixes what breaks, and gets better every week, with a human approving every change.
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