Four steps, about two minutes, nothing installed on your site.
Raw HTML only, with no JavaScript executed, because AI crawlers do not run it either. Up to fifteen pages: your homepage, about, contact, your services hub and your individual service pages.
Your Google Business Profile, matched to your site by its own website field, and timing from Google PageSpeed on a simulated mid-range phone, taken three times and reported as the median.
Every point traces to a named check and the literal thing found on your page. Where a check cannot be measured, the report says so instead of scoring it zero.
Echobat scans and fixes any public website. Where we recognise the platform, meaning WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, GoDaddy and others, you also get exact click-by-click paste instructions. Every other site gets the same fixes with general placement guidance, or a clean handoff for your developer. Then we re-scan to verify the change landed.
Each one is measured, not estimated. Where something cannot be measured, the report says so instead of scoring it zero.
Title, description, canonical, HTTPS, headings, sitemap, all read from your raw HTML.
Whether your pages answer the questions customers actually ask, judged against your own text.
FAQ and speakable markup, and questions answered in a sentence.
Your address, hours and phone in the page code, not just on the screen.
How fast content appears on a phone, on a throttled connection.
Largest image, layout shift and blocking time, median of three runs.
Named people, licence numbers, insurance, dates.
Question headings, real depth, plain language, no template leftovers.
The machine-checkable part, from Lighthouse.
Category, description, hours, photos, reviews, and whether they match your site.
A two-minute check by hand. Never a score, because no public API reports it.
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Hi, I’m Echo. I can explain what a score means, tell you where a fix goes, or answer questions about plans. What can I help with?
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