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Why your website isn't turning visitors into customers
Type your address below. We read your page the way a customer reads it, then tell you in plain words what's stopping people from calling, booking or buying — and what to fix first.
Any kind of business. Clinics, shops, restaurants, agencies, trades — the report adapts to what you sell.
Score for this page
0
websites checked so far
60 sec
from typing your address to your list of fixes
8
things a customer looks for before they act — we check every one
How it works
Three steps, and you never speak to a salesperson
Type your address
No signup, no card, no call. Just the address people use to find you.
We read it like a customer
We open your page and look for the things a buyer looks for before deciding.
You get the fix list
Ordered by what costs you the most customers, written in plain words.
What you get
A list you could hand to whoever built your site
Every line quotes the exact words we found on your page, so nothing is guesswork. And where the page blocked us from reading something, we say so instead of scoring you down for it.
Of the 8 things a customer looks for
One bar, three states — anything we couldn't read is its own segment, never folded into "missing".
Nobody can book without picking up the phone
There's no booking button on the first screen. Add one at the top, and repeat it after the price list.
Your prices are invisible
People who can't find a price assume it's expensive and leave. A single "from €40" line is enough.
Your reviews aren't on your own site
Put three of them next to the booking button, where the decision happens.
You already pay for an AI assistant
An assistant knows about websites. This one has read yours.
Ask ChatGPT or Claude what is wrong with your website and you get sound, general advice about websites. That advice is worth having — it just isn't about your page. Usually the assistant never opened it, and when it does, it reads the file your server sends rather than the page your customer sees.
We fetch your site, follow its main pages, and when the raw file is blocked or the content is drawn by JavaScript we re-open it in a real browser. If we still couldn't see something, that is what the report says.
A finding names the exact text we found — your headline, your price line, the label on your booking button. You can check any of it against your own page in seconds. Nothing is inferred from what sites like yours usually do.
Found, missing and couldn't read are three different results, and we never quietly turn the third into the second. A tool that marks you down for something it failed to load is telling you about itself, not about your site.
That is the whole of the difference. An assistant reasons about websites in general and sounds certain either way. This reports on yours, names its evidence, and admits what it could not see.
Any kind of business
It talks about your customers, not about SEO
We work out what you sell and describe everything in those terms. There's no template to pick and nothing to configure.
Questions
Answered plainly
Something not covered here? Write to support@tsoden.ai — a person reads it.
Is it really free?
Yes. You type your address, you get the score and the list of fixes. No card, no signup, no call. If you'd rather we made the fixes for you, that's the paid part — and it's optional.
What do you actually look at?
The page a customer lands on. Can they tell what you do, can they contact or book you, is there a price, are there reviews, are the usual questions answered, does it load fast on a phone, and can Google and AI assistants read it properly.
Why not just ask ChatGPT or Claude?
Because a chat assistant is answering about websites in general — most of the time it never opened yours, and when it can, it reads the file your server sends rather than the page your customer sees. We fetch the site, follow its main pages, re-open it in a real browser when the content is drawn by JavaScript, and quote the exact words we found. Where we could not read something we say so, instead of scoring you down for it.
How long does it take?
About 60 seconds. You get a score out of 100 and a short list of fixes — not a 40-page PDF.
Does it work for my kind of business?
Yes. The report adapts to what you sell: a clinic gets booked appointments, a shop gets orders, an agency gets enquiries, a law firm gets new clients.
What if I don't understand the fixes?
Then we've written them badly. Every fix is one sentence a non-technical person can forward to whoever built the site.
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