Enter your website.
Type your address on the homepage. PostCliq reads your public pages the way a careful visitor would. No login, no plugin, no card.
PostCliq is a free website audit that starts from nothing but your address. Enter it, watch the checks run, create a free account, and open a private report of what to fix first. This page explains each step and what happens behind it.
Audit your websiteType your address on the homepage. PostCliq reads your public pages the way a careful visitor would. No login, no plugin, no card.
Create a free account while the checks run. Your report shows what was found, the evidence for it and three quick wins to make first.
Make the change, run the next weekly audit and see whether it held. Connect Analytics, Search Console or Clarity when you want traffic context.
PostCliq finds your public pages from your homepage, your sitemap and your internal links, then fetches up to fifty of them with a crawler that identifies itself as PostCliqBot. It respects robots.txt and slows down when your server asks it to. It never logs in, never submits a form, never adds to a cart and never changes anything. You get a first look at your homepage while the full run continues, and every wait shows a real stage.
Checking key journeys
Got it. Checking your pages.
The pages are checked for the enquiry journey (forms, calls to action, contact paths), speed and page experience, content clarity, search visibility, accessibility, technical trust signals such as HTTPS and security headers, and AI readiness. Each category gets a score only when enough of its checks could run; otherwise it says not assessed. AI models help classify pages and explain problems in plain language; the arithmetic is ours.
A check that could not run is reported as not assessed, never as a pass.
Create a free account while the checks run. Your report opens with a health score, an opportunity range where the inputs exist, and three quick wins. Open any finding for the evidence, the consequence, the action and how to verify it. Share the report with a colleague or a client by email; they sign in to see it.
A public audit shows what is on the page. Connecting Google Analytics 4 or Search Console shows which pages attract visits but few enquiries and which search pages are slipping. Microsoft Clarity adds behaviour signals such as dead clicks and rage clicks. Connections are read-only, you pick the property, and you can disconnect at any time.
You pick the property. We only read. Disconnect keeps your saved history unless you delete it.
Public-page checks look at speed, forms, messaging and technical barriers. Coverage is visible. Missing data stays unknown.
Read-only Analytics and Search Console connections add traffic context. Your business inputs sharpen the opportunity scenario.
The same checks, done by hand in about an hour, if you want to see the method first.
Read the CRO audit guideThe number an audit is trying to move, defined properly before anyone quotes it.
What a conversion rate actually meansHow to hand an audit finding to a developer so the fix ships and holds.
How to brief a website fixStart with the pages that matter most to enquiries, then check each for speed, search access, a clear next step, trust and accessibility, and rank what you find by its effect on the business. PostCliq runs that sequence automatically on up to fifty public pages. Our CRO audit guide shows the same method by hand, if you would rather run it yourself first.
Only your website address. No login, plugin, tracking code or card is needed for the public audit, and a free account is created while the checks run. If you want traffic context later, you will need access to your own Google Analytics, Search Console or Clarity project to connect it, read-only.
Up to fifty public HTML pages, found from your homepage, your sitemap and your internal links. The homepage, enquiry and contact pages, service pages and proof pages are chosen first, then the rest by relevance. Login, cart, checkout and account pages are excluded, and the report lists every exclusion. Five representative pages are also rendered in a real mobile browser for speed, layout and accessibility checks.
You create a free account, with Google or an email code, and the quick look becomes your full report. An unclaimed quick look is deleted after twenty-four hours. Once a site has a report, the same site is not audited again for seven days; you see the existing report and the date the next audit is available.
You see a first look at your homepage while the full audit runs, and you create your free account in the same wait. The full report depends on how many public pages your site has and how quickly it responds; the progress strip shows real stages, not an invented countdown.
No. The audit reads only what a visitor can already see. It never asks for a password, never installs a plugin, never submits a form on your site and never changes anything. Connecting Analytics, Search Console or Clarity later is optional and read-only.
PostCliqBot respects robots.txt, slows down when asked and stops after repeated refusals. It never tries to get around a block. The report shows what it could read, and any category with fewer than sixty per cent of its checks run says not assessed rather than guessing. If a firewall stops the quick look, the speed section falls back to Google’s public page-speed data, labelled by source. Allowing PostCliqBot gives you the full picture.
AI models from OpenAI help classify pages and explain problems in plain language. Every score, rate and dollar figure is computed by our code from sourced inputs, and every finding must point at evidence you can inspect. AI output is assistance, not certification.
Enter your address. See what stops visitors becoming enquiries.
Evidence first, three fixes, no card.
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