Every website looks fine. Until you X-ray it.
Type audit example.com and get a 15 page sales audit under your own brand. Real screenshots, speed, Google and AI visibility, and what the site is built on. You walk into every conversation as the specialist who already read the scan.
SiteXray walkthrough
Business owners have heard every pitch.
"We can get you more leads." "Your website needs work." They have heard it from ten agencies this year. Most of them never looked at the site.
The owner can tell. A generic pitch sounds like a guess, so it gets treated like spam.
The fix is obvious. Do the research. Load every key page on a phone. Test the speed. Check Google. Check what ChatGPT says about them. Find out what the site runs on. Take screenshots. Write it up so a non technical owner gets it.
That is three or four hours per prospect. Nobody has that time. So the research gets skipped, and the pitch stays generic.
Looking at a website is not the same as seeing it.
The surface tells you nothing. The scan tells you everything.
A homepage can look sharp and still be losing customers every day. The problems are underneath, where the owner never looks. SiteXray looks there.
Five layers. One pass. Every key page.
You read the scan. You show the owner. You hand over the plan. That is the whole job, and now it takes minutes.
A good specialist does not guess. They take the film, point to the spot, and explain it in plain words. Then they hand you a plan. That is the conversation SiteXray sets you up to have.
Three things change when you walk in with the scan.
Every finding comes with a screenshot and exactly where to find it. The owner sees their own website, their own problems, in their own words. Nobody argues with a screenshot of their own homepage.
The report carries your logo, your colors, and your contact details. It reads like it came from a firm with a research team. It came from you, in the time it took to make coffee.
Put a free audit page on your site. A business owner enters their website. The request lands in your bot. Your bot asks you before it runs the audit. Many agencies just type the command.
Fifteen pages. Every one earns its place.
This is a SiteXray report. Scroll through it the way your prospect will.
Your logo. Their website on laptop and iPhone. A one line verdict.
The first thing they see is their own business, under your name.
A score out of 100, a letter grade, problems sorted by urgency, and the three to fix first.
The whole scan in one glance.
A clean table. Problem, area, priority, page.
Proof you checked everything, not just the homepage.
One problem per section. A screenshot, where to see it, why it costs them sales, and the fix in plain words.
This is where owners lean in.
Google's phone speed score, explained without jargon.
How Google sees the site. Whether AI assistants can read it.
The skeleton. Platform, theme, plugins, booking, chat, tracking, hosting.
Most owners have never seen this list.
A four week plan in plain words, then your offer and your details.
The scan ends with you.
Every claim is checked against a live screenshot before it goes in. If SiteXray cannot verify it, it leaves it out.
Three steps. The first one takes a minute.
Open your template link. Your new SiteXray bot sets itself up. Nothing to download. Nothing to code.
Give it your website. It pulls your logo, colors, and contact details, then shows you a cover preview. Approve it once.
A few minutes later you have a finished PDF, under your brand, ready to send.
Works on any business website. Plumbers, dentists, law firms, restaurants, roofers.
The report opens the conversation. The fix guide closes the job.
After every report your bot asks one question: "Want a fix guide for your team?" Say yes and you get a second document, for your eyes only. Every issue, where it lives, and step by step how to fix it on the platform that site actually uses.
It is off by default. Turn it on when you want it, or tell your bot to always make one.
You will know what to charge and how to do the work before the call is over.
Not just a tool. A complete way to win the first conversation.
$299. Once.
No monthly fee for SiteXray. Pay once and the template is yours. One client project pays for it. Probably the first one.
Get SiteXray for $299Asked and answered.
Yes. If you can type a sentence, you can run a scan. Setup is opening one link and approving your cover. The report is written for business owners, so it is written for you too.
No. It is optional. Most agencies start by typing audit example.com for prospects they already have in mind. Add the free audit page later if you want leads to come to you.
No. It is off by default. After each report your bot asks if you want one. You can also tell it to always make one.
A Grok Bot account.
Yes. The layout is built to hold up on any site, with any logo and any number of findings. Every page is checked before it is delivered.
Yes. Your logo, your colors, your contact details. SiteXray does not appear in the client report.
That is what it is for. The fix guide is the one you keep.
Your bot tells you what it could and could not check. It never fills gaps with guesses.
No. $299 once.
Your next prospect's website looks fine. Go see what is underneath.
Pick one business you want to work with. Run the scan. Read it before the call. Notice how different that call feels.
Get SiteXray for $299