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Website Analyzer

Your website is either bringing you business, or quietly costing you some.

Paste the address. In a few minutes you get a score out of 100, the competitors you are actually losing to, the gaps between you, and the ten things to fix first — written for your business, in language you can hand to whoever builds your site.

Free to start · no card · your first report in minutes

Not another site checker

Broken links are not your problem. Being forgettable is.

Most tools measure the plumbing — load time, meta tags, image sizes. Useful, and not why the phone is quiet. This one reads your site the way a customer does and tells you what it would take to be chosen.

Positioning

Does a stranger understand what you sell and who it is for, in five seconds?

Conversion

Is there a clear next step on every page, or does interest quietly leak away?

Trust

Proof, reviews, real addresses, real people — the things that decide whether they enquire.

Content

Does the site answer what customers actually ask, or only what you wanted to say?

SEO

What you can be found for today, and what you are leaving on the table.

Customer acquisition

Where visitors come from, what it costs, and which channel deserves the next rupee.

Each dimension is scored with the reasoning behind it — never a number on its own.

Three steps

Nothing to install, nobody to brief

01

Paste the address

Your website's address - competitors are found for you. Nothing to install, no access to give.

02

It reads the site

Pages, products, prices, proof — the way a customer would, then the way a search engine would.

03

You get the report

Scores, competitors, gaps and a 90-day plan. Ask the agent about any part of it in plain language.

Fourteen sections

What is in the report

One report, written for an owner rather than a marketing department. Read the summary in two minutes, or go section by section.

Executive summary

The whole report in the time it takes to read a WhatsApp message.

Business overview

What the analyzer understood about your business, in its own words — so you can tell it if it is wrong.

Website scores

Out of 100, across six dimensions, each with the reason behind the number.

Competitors

The businesses you are really compared with, found from your market — not a list you supplied.

Competitive gaps

What they do on their site that you do not, and what it is costing you.

Sales strategy

How enquiries should be answered, followed up and closed for a business like yours.

Advertising strategy

Where paid spend makes sense at your size, and where it would be burned.

SEO strategy

The searches worth owning, and the order to go after them in.

Content strategy

What to publish, for whom, and what it should do for the business.

Conversion optimisation

The specific changes to pages and forms that turn the same traffic into more enquiries.

SWOT

Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats — for this business, not a template.

Priority actions

The few things to do first, ranked by what they are worth against what they cost.

90-day roadmap

Three 30-day phases, who does what, so the report becomes a plan instead of a PDF.

Owner's conclusion

The plain-language verdict you would want from an honest consultant.

And then it keeps going

The report is where most tools stop. Here it is where the work starts.

The same platform that wrote the report can answer the questions your website raises. Put SummonMind's agent on the site the report just graded, and the visitors it told you about get answered, captured and followed up — instead of leaving.

  • Ask the agent anything about your own report, in Hindi, English or Hinglish.
  • Re-run it after the changes and watch the score move.
  • Analyse a competitor the same way, and compare the two.
  • Every enquiry the site earns becomes a lead your team can work.

Find out what your website is really saying about you.

It takes one line — the address — and a few minutes. If the report tells you nothing you did not know, you have lost nothing.