One sheet, on a cadence
What changed, what Carcin did, and what to do next, on the cadence you set. One sheet instead of five dashboards.
How it works →Score any website on 17 signals, free, then get the three fixes that matter most.
Title, headline, mobile layout, contact links, schema, reviews, measurement, and more, each in plain words.
No account, no card, a score in seconds from the public page.
The result is deterministic and repeats, cached for five minutes.
The full report names the three changes that move the score most.
Carcin's free tool at /score reads any business website and scores it across 17 signals that decide whether a visitor becomes a customer. Each signal is explained in plain words, marked yes or no. The full report arrives by email with the three fixes that would move the score most, plus a card to share the result.
Where it shows up: /score · /how-it-works
What changed, what Carcin did, and what to do next, on the cadence you set. One sheet instead of five dashboards.
How it works →Extract, rebuild to parity, audit every page, and cut over while the old site stays live. The work starts once the switch is made.
How it works →Its own environment, memory, and address. Every job runs inside it and reads what the last one learned. Ready in about a minute.
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