A business website rarely fails in one dramatic way. It loses visitors to slow pages, awkward mobile layouts, out-of-date information and forms nobody checks. This check walks through ten of the most common problems.
You get a Devglim Website Health Score out of 100, a breakdown by area and a prioritised list of fixes. It is a self-assessment based on your answers, a structured starting point rather than a technical audit.
Who it is for: Business owners and marketing leads who suspect their website is outdated or slow and want to know what to fix first.
Free tool · about 3 minutes
You will get:
No sign-up needed to see your result. This is an indicative estimate based on the information provided. Final pricing depends on features, integrations, design complexity and project requirements.
Each question has a weight based on how much it typically affects enquiries. "Yes" earns full weight, "Partially" half, and "No" or "Not sure" none, because an unchecked basic is a risk until verified.
The Devglim Website Health Score is the weighted total out of 100. It is a self-assessment, not a scientifically validated benchmark or a technical audit.
If most priorities are content or form problems, targeted fixes are usually enough. If speed, mobile and editing problems all trace back to an old platform or theme, a redesign is often cheaper than patching. DevGlim business websites and redesigns start from $700.
No. It is a structured self-assessment based on your answers. Request the free report if you want us to test the site itself.
Each question has a weight. "Yes" earns the full weight, "Partially" half, and "No" or "Not sure" none. The weighted total is scaled to 100.
Not necessarily. Many low scores come from a few fixable basics. The priority list shows whether targeted fixes or a redesign makes more sense.