Free coverage check
Is your website actually covered?
Six yes or no questions, two minutes, no technical detail needed. See how many of the basics are covered today, and which gap matters most.
- 1 Does anyone check your website for problems without you having to ask them?
- 2 Do you know when your SSL certificate expires?
- 3 Has your website been backed up in the last 30 days, and could someone actually restore it if needed?
- 4 If your site went down right now, would someone be alerted automatically, or would you hear it from a customer?
- 5 Do you know who currently has admin access to your website?
- 6 Does your current vendor or host explicitly cover backups, security AND performance, or just hosting?
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Answer all 6 questions to see where you stand.
A self-assessment, not an audit. It reflects your answers, not a scan of your site.
What your result means
Each question covers one basic: someone checking the site for problems, the SSL certificate, backups you could actually restore, downtime alerts that reach a person, who holds the admin logins, and whether your provider covers more than hosting. A yes means that basic is covered. A no is a gap. Not sure counts as a gap too, because if nobody can answer the question, nobody is looking after it.
Your result lists the gaps in order, starting with the one that costs the most when it goes wrong. It is a self-assessment, not an audit: it reflects your answers and not a scan of your site. If you would like a person to look at the site itself, ask for the free website review.
Straight answers
About the coverage check
Is this a security scan?
No. It is a two-minute self-assessment based on your yes or no answers. It does not scan your site. For a review of the site itself, ask for the free website review.
Do I need technical knowledge?
No. Each question is in plain words, and "not sure" is an acceptable answer. It counts as a gap, because if nobody can answer it, nobody is covering it.
What do I get by email?
A short report with your gaps in order, the top fix explained and the steps for the rest. We use your email only to send it and to reply if you ask a question.
What if I score badly?
That is useful. Most sites have gaps, and the report tells you which one to fix first. You can fix them yourself, give the report to your developer or ask us to take them on.
Coverage checks for every country
The check and the report are the same wherever your business is. Pick your country to see how we work with your time zone.
Ready when you are.
Tell us what your website needs. A real person replies by your next business morning, Eastern time, with how we would handle it and which plan fits.
- From $99/mo with hours included
- Month to month
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