How fast it opens on a phone
out of 100
Type in your website address. We'll check how fast it opens on a phone, how easy it is for Google to understand, how easy it is for everyone to use, whether it runs on WordPress, and its basic safety from the outside. Free, in plain words, and nothing is stored.
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How fast it opens on a phone
out of 100
How easy it is for Google to understand
out of 100
How easy it is for everyone to use
out of 100
Is it on WordPress?
Basic safety from the outside
out of 100
On October 21, 2026, PHP, the software that runs WordPress, released emergency fixes for two serious security flaws nicknamed "PHP2Shell". If your website runs on WordPress, it needs updating now, and it will keep needing updates. Ask whoever looks after your website whether the October 2026 update has been done.
While you're at it, look at your contact form. If it asks people to describe what they're going through, private health information can end up stored on the website, which can raise HIPAA concerns. Check with your compliance advisor.
This quick check can only see the outside of your website, but some basic safety settings look like they're missing. That's common, and usually fixable.
Every website we build has the padlock, strict security settings and ten other protections built in, with nothing running behind it to break into.
How to read the scores: 90 to 100 is good. 50 to 89 could be better. Below 50 needs work. Scores can move a little each time you check.
Five things that decide whether a new client stays on your website, finds what they need, books, and feels safe doing it.
Most people look for a therapist on their phone. Most people leave if a page takes more than about three seconds.
The basics that help Google show your practice when someone nearby searches, like clear page titles and descriptions.
Readable text, clear buttons and described images, for older clients and people with low vision.
WordPress runs on PHP, which needed emergency security fixes in October 2026.
Whether your website has the padlock, and follows the basic safety habits browsers look for. How we keep websites safe.
The check on this page is the quick version. If you ask for the full report, here's how it goes. You review and say yes. We do the rest.
You get a simple report: what's working, and what might be costing you clients.
We build a preview of your new homepage using your own words and photos. If you don't love it, you owe nothing.
You review, we do the work. Your booking system keeps running the whole time, whatever you use.
We hand the website over to you. No monthly fee. An easy editor if you want to make changes.

Yes. There is nothing to pay and nothing to sign up for. Type in your website address and the results show on this page. Why free? It's how we meet practices. We'd rather show you than sell to you. You owe nothing unless you choose to go ahead.
No. To run the check, your website address is sent to Google's free website testing tool, which opens your website the way a phone would. We don't store anything.
Speed changes a little every time a page opens, depending on the internet connection and how busy your website is. Small changes are normal. Look at the overall picture.
If your site runs on WordPress (or Drupal or Joomla), it uses PHP and needs the October 2026 update. This check tells you whether it looks like WordPress. Sites we build don't use PHP, so this kind of attack can't reach them.
No. We explain every result in plain words. If you want the full report and a preview of your new homepage, we do all the work.
You pay nothing.
Turn your speed result into a cautious estimate of missed bookings.
Try the calculatorWhat the October 2026 PHP security problem means for your practice.
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