Free Growth & Revenue Scan

Know what to fix. Know what comes next.

See what your website asks people to do, what supports that next step, and what still needs verification.

  • See the evidence behind each finding.
  • Choose a focused next step.
  • Know how to verify the change.
See an example action plan →

01 / YOUR WEBSITE

Start with your website.

Add business context (optional)

Your stage and intended outcome guide the report; they are not independently verified. These optional answers are saved with the scan and its 24-hour tab report. Avoid contact details or customer records.

Inspects returned HTML from the entry page and up to three eligible linked pages. Skips and unavailable pages stay explicit. Browser checks are a separate opt-in afterward. No card required.

No name or email needed. Read your report here; contact details are optional afterward. Privacy notice.

  1. 01

    Inspect

    Map the HTML sample, source wording, and candidate action paths.

  2. 02

    Prioritize

    Separate technical fixes from owner questions about the intended outcome.

  3. 03

    Verify

    Optionally add browser evidence; confirm real responses and outcomes with their owners.

ILLUSTRATIVE REPORT / NOT A CUSTOMER RESULT

A finding is useful when you can act on it.

Three hypothetical priorities show the report format. Your findings and their order depend on the page evidence and selected goal.

  1. PRIORITY 01

    Make the next step findable

    Observe
    No contact link was detected in the returned HTML.
    Fix
    Add a clearly labeled contact link near the main offer.
    Verify
    Open the page on a phone, follow the link, and confirm a test inquiry reaches the intended recipient.

  2. PRIORITY 02

    Give the page a descriptive title

    Observe
    The returned HTML has no page title.
    Fix
    Add a unique title that accurately names the service and business.
    Verify
    Inspect the returned HTML again and confirm the title describes this page.

  3. PRIORITY 03

    State the offer in a main heading

    Observe
    No H1 heading was detected in the returned HTML.
    Fix
    Add a clear main heading describing what the page offers.
    Verify
    Recheck the HTML for the H1, then check its wording and readability in a browser.

A missing HTML signal is a reason to investigate. It does not establish lost revenue or a broken customer journey.

Build a plan from your page

What the evidence can tell you

The report separates observations from suggested actions. Priority and effort are guidance, not a forecast.

Observed or measured

HTTP and HTML observations across a bounded sample, quoted conversion wording, declared action paths and analytics tools. Optional browser checks add passive rendered observations. Every layer states its coverage; source declarations do not establish quality.

Still needs context

Demand, persuasive quality, event delivery, form receipt, operating capacity and business impact need separate evidence. Owners can define the outcome upfront. Neither HTML fetch duration nor restricted browser timing establishes field Core Web Vitals.

Want help with the next step?

No website yet, or need to explain more? This separate builder prepares your brief. With contact details, preparing also saves the request when the service is available; any email is yours to send.

Prepare an optional request

Tell us about your business

Answer a few questions and review your request. Preparing saves your contact details and a reviewed context summary when the request service is available. Your email/download copy keeps the full answers.

Your starting context

From page
Growth & Revenue Scan — /growth-scan/

Context helps frame the discussion; it does not select an implementation or establish terms.

1. Business

Use the name your customers know.

Your website domain is enough.

Choose the closest fit, or select Other / not listed.

2. Priority
Your first priority

Choose the outcome you want to focus on first.

Describe where customers or your team get stuck. A recent example is useful.

Mention your current systems or process. Leave out credentials and private customer records.

3. Contact

Who should the team speak with?

A reply address for your request. Preparing saves details when the request service is available; it does not send email.

Optional. Share related locations, constraints, or questions. No financial details are required.

4. Review

Review your answers before preparing your request. You can edit each group.

The builder organizes your answers. It has not crawled your website, reviewed evidence, or produced scan findings.

Preparing creates readable text and a downloadable copy. With a name and reply address, it also sends your contact details and a reviewed context summary to ROIzilla when the request service is available. Stored context is limited to 2,000 characters; longer answers use labeled excerpts from each reviewed field, and the result identifies a limited summary. Your email/download copy retains the full answers. You choose whether to send that separate email yourself.

Prefer email? Write to Hello@ROIzilla.com with your goal and useful context.

The address link opens your email application; it does not transfer these fields. Copy your answers into your message and choose Send yourself.

Implementation, when you need it

Scope, fees, and delivery are agreed separately. Checkout appears only when payment products are configured; payment alone does not start implementation.

Discuss implementation

Questions before you start

Do I need to give my name or email?

No. Start with a public page URL and a goal. Contact details are optional after the report, if you want to request help.

Is the scan free?

Yes. No card is required and there is no obligation to buy. Implementation is separate and requires agreed scope and fees.

What does the scan actually inspect?

By default, a bounded sample of up to four HTML page attempts: your submitted entry page after redirects and up to three eligible linked pages on the same origin. Robots rules, safety exclusions and request budgets can limit coverage. Choose ‘This page only’ for a single-page inspection. The report extracts technical signals, conversion wording, CTA paths and measurement declarations; it does not submit forms or complete bookings or purchases.

What do optional browser checks add?

When configured, you can request passive Chromium samples of the submitted entry page at mobile 390px and desktop 1366px. Other crawl pages are not rendered. Restricted networking may block resources and produce partial results. Lab LCP and CLS exclude the prefetched document download; they are not field Core Web Vitals. INP, form submissions and event delivery are not measured. Up to five browser runs per hour.

Can I scan a proposed service?

Yes. Add validation-stage context and define the intended outcome, such as an assessment request. Source language may also suggest a provisional stage. The report distinguishes that intent from an operating service, actual fulfillment, or verified demand.

Does this include a team review or revenue forecast?

No. The immediate report is automated. Recommendations are starting points supported by technical observations, not measured business impact. A contextual review requires a separate request and agreed scope.

Can I keep the report without sharing contact details?

Yes. The report offers a local export without a name or email. Exporting does not send an email or request implementation.

What if the scan cannot read my page?

The report identifies unavailable evidence, or the form shows an error if the scan cannot complete. Try another public page or use the optional request below. Missing evidence does not prove a business problem.

What if I have no website yet?

Use the optional guided request to describe your goal and context. It prepares an email-ready brief; it does not run a scan. You send any email through your own email application.