Website Grader alternative that tells you what to fix first
Already tried a free website grader? See what the score may mean for lost enquiries, what to fix first and when a deeper business report is actually worth buying.
See what may be costing this website customers.
We check what customers and search engines can see, then email you the clearest issue and what to do first.
Website graders are useful for a first outside signal because they make invisible issues visible quickly.
The missing layer is usually business priority: which finding blocks trust, search visibility, tracking or the contact path first.
Questions worth answering before you spend more
- What is actually stopping customers from taking the next step?
- Which conclusion is proven, and which one still needs source data?
- What should be fixed before more money goes into traffic or agency work?
What A2Trust adds
- A plain-language executive summary for the owner
- A position against an anonymous Swiss growth-website cohort
- A fix-first order tied to lost enquiries, not only scores
- Clear certainty labels so missing information is never guessed
- A paid report only after the first scan is visible
Run the free A2Trust scan, then buy a report only if the result points to a real business leak.
Independence note: A2Trust is independent and is not affiliated with any website grader provider mentioned or implied on this page.
See the independent Swiss growth website benchmark- Public website scan
- Desktop and mobile screenshots
- SEO, trust and contact-path signals
The goal is not to beat free tools. It is to answer the question they leave open.
A plain-language executive summary for the owner
A position against an anonymous Swiss growth-website cohort
A fix-first order tied to lost enquiries, not only scores
Clear certainty labels so missing information is never guessed
A paid report only after the first scan is visible
Use the free scan before buying a report.
That keeps the purchase attached to a real domain, real evidence and a practical decision instead of a generic audit promise.