See where your website is losing sales,
and what to fix first.
Enter your website address. We check the page and its speed, ask ten short questions about your business, and show you a first read here. A person reviews the full report before it is sent.
Free · Measured checks only · Reviewed by a person
Automated first read on screen; a person reviews the full report before it is sent. The score comes from measured checks only.
Brands our teams have delivered for
The Website Revenue Review reads one page of your website, runs a fixed set of checks across five systems and gives you a score out of 100, with the findings that matter most first. Your answers to ten questions give the reviewer context but never change the score. A person reads both and sends the full report.
Five systems,
measured on one page.
Each system has its own checks. We read the page you enter as a browser would, and ask Google PageSpeed Insights to test it on a phone. We also note the platform the site runs on, such as Shopify or WordPress, for context only.
- System 1
Acquire
Can people and search engines find the page?
The title and meta description, one main heading, the canonical link, no noindex tag, robots.txt and sitemap.xml, structured data, Open Graph tags, how much text the page carries, and whether robots.txt lets the main AI crawlers in (GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, PerplexityBot and ClaudeBot).
- System 2
Convert
Does the page ask for the sale or the enquiry?
A clear action in the first screen, a form and how many fields it asks for, a phone number or email address you can see, and trust signals such as reviews, testimonials or client logos.
- System 3
Retain
Can a customer come back?
An email signup, an account or login link, and the ways to reach you for support.
- System 4
Experience and technology
Does the page load and work well on a phone?
The PageSpeed Insights mobile score, Core Web Vitals from real visitors where Google has them, HTTPS, the mobile viewport, the total page weight, and up to 20 internal links checked for errors.
- System 5
Measure
Can you see what is working?
An analytics tag (Google Analytics, Tag Manager, the Meta pixel and others) and a consent banner or Google consent mode.
Measured checks only.
Your answers never move it.
- Each check passes, needs work or fails. A pass counts one point, a check that needs work half a point, a fail nothing.
- A system's score is its points as a share of its measured checks, out of 100. A check we cannot measure, for example when Google has no data from real visitors for your site, is left out rather than counted against you.
- The overall score is the average of the systems with at least two measured checks.
- Your ten answers never change a score. They appear in the first read and the report as "You told us", beside what we measured.
- Every finding carries its type: Observed (we saw it on the page), Calculated (worked out from your own numbers), Inferred or Recommended.
- If you sell online and tell us your traffic, conversion rate and average order value, the first read works out the revenue those numbers imply, and the same at a slightly higher conversion rate. For any other site it shows only the extra leads a month, never revenue, because not every lead becomes a customer. Either way it is labelled "Scenario, not forecast" and it never shows a loss figure.
A first read now,
a reviewed report after.
- Step 1
The first read, on this page
Your score, the five systems and the three findings that matter most, each with its type. The rest are named, and detailed in the report. It is automated, and it says so.
- Step 2
The full report, by email
Leave your first name and work email. A person reads the scan and your answers, chooses what to include and sends the report, typically within four business hours (Monday to Friday, 9 am to 6 pm IST).
- Step 3
If you want the fixes written up: the health check
Everyone who asks for the report is offered the paid website health check. A written review of one website: page speed, how it works on phones and browsers, its forms and its updates and security, with the fixes in order of priority. The report is yours to keep. Its fixed price is shown in your currency when you ask for the report.
- Step 4
For some sites, a free 15-minute call
Where your answers suggest a conversation would help, we also offer a free 15-minute call to go through the report and what to fix first. It is a call about your report, nothing else.
What we keep,
and why.
To scan, we send only the address you enter. We read that one public page and ask Google PageSpeed Insights to test it. We keep the scan for 24 hours so your answers can be joined to it.
Your answers stay in your browser until you ask for the full report. Nothing you type in the questions is sent before then.
When you ask for the report, we keep your first name, work email, company if you give it, the scan and your answers, to prepare the report and to answer you. Our privacy policy explains how we hold them.
The research box is unticked. Tick it only if you are happy for your results to be used, without your name or your site's address, in an anonymised benchmark later.
The full detail is in our privacy policy.
Frequently
asked.
Yes. The first read on the page and the full report by email are free. After the report we offer a paid website health check if you want the fixes written up in full, and some requests are offered a free 15-minute call. Neither is needed to get the report.
No. It reads the one page you enter, usually your home page or your most important landing page, and asks Google PageSpeed Insights to test that page on a phone. It also checks the site's robots.txt and sitemap.xml and samples up to 20 internal links from the page. Enter another address to review another page.
No. The score comes only from the checks we measure on the page. Your answers to the ten questions give the person who reviews your report context about your business, and they appear as "You told us", never as something we measured.
A person at PixelCrayons reads the automated scan and your answers, chooses what to include and sends the report. The first read on the page is automated and labelled that way; nothing in the full report goes out without a person checking it.
Some checks depend on data we cannot always get. Core Web Vitals from real visitors exist only when Google has enough visits to your site, and a page that blocks automated visits cannot be read. A check we cannot measure is left out of the score rather than counted as a fail.
The review is a free first look at one page, from automated checks and a person's reading of them. An audit is paid, detailed work across a whole site or channel, scoped and priced before it starts. The report says where a deeper look would help.
The scan of your page is kept for 24 hours, and the reviewer's copy of your request for 30 days. We delete the review video when you ask us to. Your details stay with your enquiry for up to 36 months after your last contact. To delete them sooner, write to hello@pixelcrayons.com with "privacy" in the subject. We finish within 30 days.
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website address.
A first read on this page from measured checks, then a full report reviewed by a person. Free.
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