Who is SiteFixList for?
Web agencies checking a client handover, business owners deciding what to ask a developer to fix, and teams checking a website after a release. The report turns evidence into a short list of practical next steps.
Do I enter a domain or choose every page?
Start with a domain such as example.com. We discover public pages and recommend a performance sample. Before payment you review the actual URLs: up to 100 basic-check pages and up to 10 performance pages. We do not claim to inspect every page of an unlimited website.
Why pay when Google's tools are free?
Google's tools remain useful and free to access under their own terms. SiteFixList combines their measurements with public-page checks, explains the limitations and prepares a concise web and PDF report with priorities. You are paying for that workflow and deliverable.
Does a low score mean my website is bad?
No. A laboratory result depends on the page, device and measurement conditions. We show repeated measurements, available real-user data and the pages actually checked, then distinguish observed issues from items that need human review.
Will the report improve SEO or AI-answer visibility?
It can identify technical and content-structure issues worth fixing. It cannot guarantee search rankings, traffic or citations in AI answers. Findings explain the evidence and the next action instead of presenting an invented overall quality or AI-readiness score.
How long can I download the report?
For 90 days after correct delivery. The exact expiry is shown with the report. You can retain PDFs you already downloaded. A later recheck is a separate purchase for the website's current state.
What happens if the report is missing or broken?
Use the order's support link. We investigate missing checks, wrong-site results, unreadable PDFs and access failures, then provide an appropriate correction, reissue or eligible refund. The Refund Policy distinguishes those problems from a change of mind after correct supply.