Three likely leaks
Specific friction points, not a generic score.
Find 3 website leaks that may be costing you quote requests.
Send your public website URL. I'll review the buyer path and send back three likely friction points: what's unclear, where trust breaks, and what to fix first.
Public pages onlyNo passwordsNo admin accessNo fake guaranteesBuilt for local service businesses
Why each one matters
Where buyers hesitate and what it may cost you.
What to fix first
A clear starting point — or an honest no-fit.
Get your free 3-leak check
Public website only. It takes about a minute. I'll reply with three likely leaks or an honest no-fit.
If the form fails, email founders@veldarium.com with your public website URL and business type.
What you get
Three likely lead leaks
The friction points most likely to cost you calls or quote requests.
A short, plain-English note
No jargon, no dashboard — just what I saw and why it matters.
What to fix first
The single change most worth making before anything else.
An honest next step
No-fit, $149 Starter Diagnostic, $249 Core Report, or a Repair Sprint.
What I check
I review your public site the way a real buyer would — on mobile and desktop.
Offer clarity
Can a buyer tell what you do in five seconds?
Mobile call/quote path
Is it easy to call or request a quote on a phone?
CTA visibility
Is the main next step obvious, or buried?
Trust & proof placement
Does proof show up before the decision, not after?
Form friction
Is the form asking too much, too early?
Service-area confidence
Can buyers tell you serve their area?
Response expectation
Do they know what happens after they reach out?
Buyer hesitation
Where does the page quietly make people pause?
What I do not need
- No passwords
- No admin or backend access
- No analytics access
- No customer data
- No payment credentials
- No private documents
Everything I review is already public. There is nothing sensitive to hand over.
What happens after you submit
1
I open your public site
On both mobile and desktop, like a buyer would.
2
I find the leaks
Three likely friction points in the buyer path.
3
You get the note
Three leaks or an honest no-fit, by email.
4
You choose
Do it yourself, hand it off, or ask about a paid diagnostic.
Why this is not a generic website audit
Not a free score tool
Tools spit out numbers. They don't tell you where a buyer hesitates.
Not an AI roast
Fast commentary with weak evidence and no repair order isn't useful.
Not a rebuild pitch
Most fixes don't need a redesign. I rank repairs, not rebuilds.
A buyer-path review
Public-page evidence, the leaks that matter, and what to fix first.
Free check FAQ
Does this guarantee more leads?
No. This is a public-page review of buyer-path friction. It does not guarantee more leads, calls, or sales — those depend on traffic, your offer, demand, and how fast you follow up.
Will you need login access?
No. I only look at the public-facing pages anyone can see. No passwords, admin, or analytics access.
Is this a sales call?
No. The first step is written leak notes by email. There is no call required to get value.
What happens after the free check?
You get three likely leaks and a recommendation: no-fit, the $149 Starter Diagnostic, the $249 Core Report, or a Repair Sprint. You decide what, if anything, to do next.
Can my web person use the notes?
Yes. The notes are written so an owner can understand them and a developer can act on them.
Is this a redesign pitch?
No. Most fixes do not require a rebuild. The goal is to find what's leaking and rank the repairs.
Want examples of what I look for?
See the friction patterns I check for, and the full structure of a paid report.
Send your URL. Get three likely leaks back.
No passwords, no obligation, no fake guarantees. Just an honest read on where your site may be leaking quote requests.