Free website analysis

How many customers is your website losing?

Visitors decide in seconds whether to trust you — or go to your competitor. WebGainer checks your site with AI across ten areas and shows you in your personal scorecard what is costing you.

Your analysis result · example

46out of 100 points

20 findings. The three biggest levers:

User guidance3/10

Label the main button clearly as an enquiry.

Offer3/10

Name your services plainly.

Speed2/10

Resize images for the web.

First impression
Trust
Copy
Design
Mobile
Legal
Findability

7 more areas in the report unlock for free

Real result of a brewery website, name removed.

How it works

Three steps, about a minute.

We load your site the way a visitor sees it — on desktop and on mobile — and assess it across ten areas.

1
Enter your address
No account, no installation.
2
The AI takes a look
Five real checks, ticked off as they finish.
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- Loading the page
- Checking the mobile view
- Measuring technology & speed
- Assessing copy and trust signals
- Putting the result together
3
You get plain answers
A score, the three biggest levers, a suggestion for each.

What we check

Ten areas. Each with fixed checkpoints.

Pick an area — you'll see what we look at there and how it reads in the report.

assessed · AI against fixed levels

First impression

Does a stranger understand within three seconds what this is about?

What is on offer?on the first screen
Who is it for?a recognisable audience
Which problem does it solve?benefit, not a welcome

How it reads in the report · sampleYour headline “Welcome to our new salon” greets visitors, but doesn't yet say why this is exactly the right place for them.

How to make it better“Your new favourite salon in Munich-Aubing. Book an appointment online in 2 minutes.”

assessed · AI against fixed levels

User guidance

Does the visitor know what to do next?

Next step clear within ten secondsvisible without searching
One main call to action, not several equally loud onesone button leads
The call to action repeatsnot only at the very top
Contact always within reachalso while scrolling

How it reads in the report · sampleAt the top, “Learn more”, “Services” and “Contact” sit side by side at the same size. The visitor has to guess which way is meant.

How to make it betterOne button in the accent colour: “Request a free quote”. The other paths step back as plain links.

measured + assessed

Trust

Is there proof, or only claims about yourself?

Phone number without scrollingon the first screen · measured
Full postal addresson the page · measured
Real photos instead of stock imagespeople and team · measured
Reviews, seals, referencesalso client logos · measured

How it reads in the report · sampleThe phone number only appears in the legal notice, and the home page shows nothing but stock photos.

How to make it betterPut the number in the page header and add a real team photo with names.

assessed · AI against fixed levels

Offer

Is it clear why someone should buy from you of all people?

A concrete result namedwith a time frame or scope
What sets you apart from the next bestclearly recognisable
Is the risk taken away?guarantee, free first step

How it reads in the report · sample“We offer high-quality solutions for every need” could be on any site in the industry.

How to make it better“Your new bathroom at a fixed price, with a fixed completion date. First consultation on site free of charge.”

assessed · AI against fixed levels

Copy

Do you talk about the customer or about yourself?

Starts with the customer's problemnot with the company history
Benefits before self-praiseconsequence and solution named
Are objections addressed?concerns answered upfront
Clear language without fillerunderstandable without prior knowledge

How it reads in the report · sampleThe first paragraph tells how long the company has existed. What the visitor gets out of it only comes further down.

How to make it betterFirst the customer's problem and the solution, the company history after that.

assessed · AI against fixed levels

Design

Does it guide the eye, or do you have to search?

A clear order on the screenrecognisable hierarchy
Main call to action stands outcatches the eye first
Easy to readwhite space, calm colours
Does the site feel up to date?current design

How it reads in the report · sampleMany colours, several typefaces and hardly any space between blocks: the eye finds no way in.

How to make it betterOne accent colour only for the main button, one typeface, more air between sections.

measured at 390 px + assessed

Mobile

Does the site work where most visitors are?

No sideways scrollingat phone width · measured
Text at least 16 pxin body copy · measured
Buttons big enough for a fingerat least 44 px · measured
No pop-up covers the contentwhile loading · measured

How it reads in the report · sampleOn mobile, a notice covers half the page while loading, and the call button is smaller than a fingertip.

How to make it betterShow the notice as a slim bar at the edge and make the call button at least 44 px tall.

measured · Google PageSpeed

Speed

Is the site there before the visitor is gone?

When the main content is in placeLargest Contentful Paint
Does the page jump while loading?Cumulative Layout Shift
Page weightin megabytes
Modern image formatsshare of WebP and AVIF

How it reads in the report · sampleThe header image is embedded at full camera resolution. On mobile, the main content therefore appears noticeably late.

How to make it betterResize the image for the web and serve it as WebP.

measured

Legal

Legal notice, privacy, cookies: clean or risky?

Encryption (HTTPS)valid certificate
Legal notice reachablelinked and loading
Privacy policy reachablelinked and loading
Cookie notice when third-party services loadwhich ones is recorded too

How it reads in the report · sampleThe page loads a map from a third-party service, but there is no cookie notice.

How to make it betterAdd a cookie notice that only loads the map after consent.

measured

Findability

Can Google even find what you offer?

Page title and descriptionpresent, sensible length
Exactly one main headingone H1
Headings without jumpsa clean outline
Images with descriptionsalt texts

How it reads in the report · sampleThe page title just says “Home”. That tells Google neither what you offer nor where.

How to make it better“Painter and decorator in Kassel · interior and facade work”: service and place belong in the title.

Websites we build

This is whatour siteslook like.

Concept sites and drafts RAVARO Systems built most recently, each as a short film. Yours starts with the free analysis. After that we build the complete draft for you, also free.

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No templateDesigned for one business
Made to exploreFilm, motion, hands-on
Draft firstYour site before you decide

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The offer

And if there's room to improve, we build you a draft. For free.

01AnalysisYou see where your site is costing you customers.
02ReportFor each of the ten areas, what we found and what you can change.
03DraftA finished page for your business, not a sketch.
04You decideIf it convinces you, we talk about building it.
€0if the draft doesn't convince you. Then we part ways.

Start analysisThe way to your draft starts with the analysis.

Ralph Appel

Founder WebGainer

Why it's free

We earn on the rebuild — not on the analysis. If your site is good, we say so.

Common questions

What you're probably thinking right now.

Is the analysis really free?

Yes. No account to get the value, no credit card, no subscription. For the full report you leave your email address.

How long does it take?

About a minute. You can watch it happen.

What happens to my data?

We open your website the way any visitor does. We store the result so you can look at it again later. We pass nothing on to third parties.

Is this just a sales trick?

At the end we show you what we offer. But the report is yours, whether you work with us or hand it to your own agency.

My website is new — is this worth it?

Especially then. It is far cheaper to change two things now than everything in two years.

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You get plain answers

Ten areas. Each with fixed checkpoints.

First impression

This is whatour siteslook like.

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