Free tools. No email gate.
Small, practical tools to help you see the problem more clearly and decide what to do next. Choose the one that matches the question your team is asking.
01 / Plan your next move
See what happens after someone gets in touch. Separate bookings from people still deciding, then explore a scenario that fits your available appointments.
Bring: counts of enquiries, bookings and open decisions from the same period.
Uses your assumptions. It cannot predict demand, attendance or income.
Plan enquiries and bookings02 / Why isn’t my site ranking?
Check public pages for technical problems, then work through indexing, lost visibility and Google’s own spam and security reports. Get practical next steps.
Bring: a public page address. Your Search Console findings are optional.
Public checks cannot confirm Google indexing, a spam penalty or why a page ranks where it does.
Check health and search03 / Check a slow page
Get a mobile loading test in plain English, with useful context for a conversation with the person who looks after your website.
Bring: the address of the page you want to check.
A test is a snapshot. Results can vary and are not a measure of lost patients.
Check page speed04 / Choose a project
Work through the problem your team wants to solve and get a starting priority, questions to ask and a downloadable project brief.
Bring: the problem, your current tools and what you want to change.
A starting brief, not a quote or a complete project specification.
Plan a digital projectIf enquiries are arriving but appointments are not filling, start with the Enquiry & Booking Planner. If your site is hard to find in Google or people cannot complete a task, try the website health & search check. If you already know what is broken, you can skip the tools and tell us what you need.
The planners keep answers in your browser. Website and speed checks send the public address you choose to the checking service; their pages explain how those checks work. Read our privacy information.
