Free instant audit · No call, no salesperson
We scan your site for the things that can be verified — tracking, speed, search foundations, ad signals — then ask six questions no crawler can answer. You get a scored, honest read in under three minutes.
Enter the page you'd most like to perform — usually your homepage or your main landing page.
We only read publicly available pages — the same thing Google sees. Nothing is changed and no login is needed.
Six quick questions next — the things no crawler can answer — and your full report is ready.
Tell us where to send it — the verified findings, your pillar scores, and the fixes ranked in order.
Please add your name and a valid work email.
We'll email your report and may follow up once. No lists, no spam, unsubscribe any time.
Buyers increasingly ask an AI before they ask Google. We'll put your brand to a live model — with web search on — and show you exactly what comes back: whether it knows you, whether it names you when someone asks for your category, and whether what it says is even right.
Why this one is free
Because it isn't a sales pitch. No consultant decides what's wrong with you — a scanner reads your site, and you answer the rest yourself. We can't inflate the findings, because you can go and check every one of them. The deep work is a paid engagement. This part is just the truth, free.
We didn't choose "rebellion" just to strike a pose. It is simply what happens when you follow the evidence.
Questions
Yes. No card, no call. You get your score and your ranked fixes whether or not you ever speak to us.
Publicly available pages, exactly as Google sees them: your tags, meta data, structured data, mobile performance, robots and sitemap, and which ad and analytics platforms are firing. Nothing private, nothing changed.
Because a crawler can see whether a conversion tag fires, but not whether it's fed back into your CRM, or whether you report blended numbers. Those gaps are usually where the money is.
It counts against the score — because if you can't verify it, you can't prove it. Those are often the most valuable findings on the page.
Then use this as an independent second opinion on what they're reporting.