Free tool · Website Next-Step Check

Can visitors tell how to reach me?

Find out if your page gives visitors a clear way to call, ask for an estimate, book or visit.

Have ready: the page code from the page you want to check.

Your page

Type or paste what you want checked, or check one public page by its web link. Page code cannot show whether forms arrive, whether Google lists the page, or how the page looks.

Two people look at a phone while seated at an office desk.

See an example

What you enter
What you enterValue
Next step you choseCall
Page codeA phone link to a made-up number
Booking linkNone
What you get
What you getValue
FoundA phone link that can support a call
Not provenThat it stands out on a phone, that the call connects, or that you get the message

Use this example to see how it works. Then use your own numbers.

What this means

The page has a phone link, but the tool cannot tell if people notice it or if the call goes through. Try it yourself on a phone.

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Details: what this tool can’t do, and how we handle your information

What it can’t do

  • The tool gives no overall score and does not predict calls.
  • Page code cannot show how a page looks, whether a form sends, or whether you get the message.
  • Content added by scripts, other pages and tools you connect may need a person to check.

Your information

Text or page code you paste stays in your browser. If you choose the web link check and it is turned on, only that link is sent to this website’s scan tool. Do not paste private pages, passwords or personal details. Copy and print only when you choose to. This tool does not change your website. Other scripts on this website have their own privacy rules.

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Questions

Does a form found on the page mean it works?

No. A person has to send a test and confirm it arrived. Do not send real customer requests just to try the tool.

Does it check my whole site?

No. It only checks the page you give it.

Do I need to paste code?

Not always. You can start with the walkthrough, paste your page code, or check one public page when that option is on.

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