Free tools for small businesses
No sign-up and no email wall. Each one tells you what it looked at, and says so plainly when it could not check something.
Enter a business name or website. We read the public Google listing and load the site the way a customer would, then report what is there, what is missing, and what we could not check.
Pick your trade and put in your own numbers. The cost per click is the real one Google charges for that trade right now, not an industry average somebody wrote down in 2019.
Type a phrase. You get the real monthly search volume and the real price advertisers pay for it, from Google Keyword Planner itself rather than from somebody's estimate of it.
Type the name you have in mind. We ask the domain registries directly which endings are free, and for the taken ones, when the registration runs out.
Margin, repeat business and referrals decide what you can afford to pay for a customer. Put your numbers in and the ceiling comes out, which is the number every advertising decision actually turns on.
Pick what you need. The numbers come from what building and running these sites costs us, measured on our own platform, next to what agencies and freelancers charge for the same scope.
Paste a URL. We open it in a real browser at desktop width, take the page as rendered, and report what a visitor arriving cold would actually find.
Built by Ontfly, which turns a paragraph about a business into a live website. The tools use the same machinery, pointed at your business instead of building one. How we work.