Free Report
Find Out What Your Website Scores Out of 100
Performance, mobile, SEO and security graded in under a minute, then read by a HubSpot Diamond Solutions Partner.
Enter your URL and the grader returns a score out of 100 across four categories, with the specific findings behind each one. You get the report itself, not a teaser.
What we add is the part a tool cannot: a short written read on which findings actually cost you pipeline in this market, and which are safe to ignore. Most sites come back with a long list. Two or three items on it matter.
No call required. If the report is all you want, take it and go.
Grade My Website
Your URL and an email address. The report comes back to that address.
What Gets Graded
Four Categories, One Score Out of 100
The grader crawls your site and scores it in four areas. Performance alone carries 30 of the 100 points, which is why a site that looks fine can still grade badly.
Performance
Page size, number of requests, page speed, browser caching, compression and image weight, read against Core Web Vitals. The heaviest-weighted category, and the one most regional B2B sites lose points on.
Mobile
Responsive layout, viewport configuration, tap targets and mobile page speed. Roughly 90% of the regional audience reads business content on a phone, so this is not a secondary score here.
SEO
Page titles, meta descriptions, heading structure, sitemap accessibility and whether search bots can understand the page at all. The difference between being findable and being invisible.
Security
SSL certification, secure protocols, safe-browsing standards and the safety of the JavaScript libraries you load. Cheap to fix, expensive to be caught without.
What Lands in Your Inbox
The Score, the Findings, and What We Would Do First
The grader gives you a number and a list. That is genuinely useful, and it is where most free tools stop.
We read the report before it reaches you and add a short written note: which findings are worth your developer's next sprint, which are cosmetic, and which are symptoms of something structural that a redesign would fix and a patch would not. If your site is on HubSpot already, we will also say whether the theme itself is the constraint.
That note is written by a person, not generated. It is usually three or four paragraphs.
Reading Your Score
What the Number Actually Tells You
A high score means nothing is technically broken. It says nothing about whether the site explains what you do, gives a buying committee something to circulate, or converts a visitor into a conversation. Plenty of sites score in the 90s and generate no pipeline at all.
Low scores cluster. Uncompressed images, no browser caching, render-blocking scripts and a missing meta description will drag a score down together, and they are often a single afternoon of work rather than a rebuild.
Performance carries 30 of the 100 points. On a variable mobile connection, which is how most of this region reads, a heavy page is not slow so much as abandoned. Speed is the score most directly tied to lost pipeline.
Missing SSL or an outdated JavaScript library costs very little to correct and disproportionate credibility if a procurement or IT reviewer finds it first. In enterprise and public sector evaluations here, somebody does check.
Around 90% of the regional audience accesses business content on mobile, and roughly 64% need right-to-left formatting to use a site comfortably. A desktop-first site can score acceptably and still be unusable for a large share of the people you are trying to reach.
The grader tests the page. It cannot see your CRM, your forms, where your traffic comes from or whether the leads it produces are any good. If those are the real questions, the portal audit is the right instrument, not this one.
Common Questions
Before You Enter Your URL
Yes. The grader is HubSpot's free tool and the written note we add costs you nothing. You keep both whether or not you ever speak to us.
We send the report to it, and we may follow up once to ask whether it was useful. We do not sell or share it. If you would rather not hear from us again, say so in the reply and that is the end of it.
No. The grader works on any website on any platform. If you are on HubSpot we can say more about the theme and the setup behind the score, but nothing here requires it.
The grader itself returns a score in under a minute. Our written read on the findings follows within one business day, accounting for the local working week.
This grades one website from the outside: speed, mobile, SEO and security. The portal audit looks inside your HubSpot instance at configuration, data quality, automation, adoption and reporting, and comes back as a scored report with a prioritized remediation plan. Different instrument, different question.
Ready When You Are
Turn the Score Into a Plan
The grader tells you what is wrong on the page. A portal audit tells you what it is costing you and what to do about it, in priority order. You keep the findings either way.