Give us your website address. In 24 to 48 hours you get a report that shows, page by page and with screenshots, where visitors give up, why it costs you, and what to change first.
We crawl your site with a real browser at desktop and phone widths, measure every page, compare you with competitors a buyer would find, and write it up in plain words.
One page that names the biggest leak, in a sentence the owner can repeat, and the three changes to start with.
First screen, calls to action, offer and pricing, trust, navigation, phone experience, speed, search, AI visibility, content. Each with its own measurements.
Every page we inspected, as a first-time visitor sees it on a desktop and on a phone, with what works, what leaks, and a proposed first screen.
First screens, primary buttons, proof and forms of the providers a buyer would compare you with, found from your own positioning.
A proposed homepage first screen, lead form and navigation, built only from facts already on your site, next to what is there today.
An ordered plan with a way to know each change landed. Ninety to 120 days later we scan again and show what moved.
This is a full report on Osprey Harbor Technology Partners, a demonstration business we built so you can see the whole thing, not a redacted extract. Open the report, click any card, open any screenshot.
Your website, the email the report should go to, and the plan. Payment is by card. That is the whole form.
A real browser visits up to 45 pages at desktop and phone widths. Every finding is checked against the page before it is written down. A person reads the report before it goes out.
Within 24 to 48 hours. The link is yours to share with whoever edits your site. Ninety to 120 days later, the second scan shows what moved.
The second scan is the point: it tells you whether the changes worked.
For one website.
Everything above, plus your numbers.
Every site we have scanned so far had measurable leaks, usually around the first screen, the form and the pricing page. If a report comes back with fewer than ten measured findings, you get your money back.
The measuring is. A real browser crawls your site and records what it sees. The writing is done by our analysis model against a fixed structure, then checked: every quote is matched to the page or removed, and a person reads the report before it goes out.
No. The standard scan reads your site the way any visitor does. The Deep tier asks for a one-time read-only connection to Google Analytics and Search Console, which you revoke afterwards.
No, and be wary of anyone who does without your numbers. The report shows where visitors are lost and why. With the Deep tier, it shows how many.
That is who it is written for, after you. Each change carries the page, the quote, the screenshot, the effort and a way to know it landed. The first fourteen days are a checklist they can tick.
Your address and email are used to run the scan and send the report, nothing else. The report link is private and not indexed. You can ask us to delete the report and its data at any time.