Velrix — See exactly where your website makes visitors hesitate

Velrix is a website intelligence platform that analyses your pages to identify the areas most likely to create hesitation, reduce trust, or slow decision-making. Every insight is backed by visible evidence — not generic scores or guesses. When evidence is weak, Velrix refuses to guess. Enter any URL and find the highest-impact improvements in under 60 seconds. No account required.

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Free website audit tool — what it checks and why it matters

A website audit is the fastest way to understand what's holding your site back. Not a vague report — a specific, prioritised list of issues affecting your rankings, your speed, and your ability to turn visitors into customers.

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What a website audit actually checks

A proper audit looks at three areas: SEO (can Google find and understand your pages?), performance (does your site load fast enough to hold attention?), and conversion (does your site persuade visitors to take action?). Most free tools only check one of these. A complete audit looks at all three — because problems in each area compound each other.

SEO issues that are silently costing you rankings

Missing meta descriptions. Duplicate H1 tags. Pages accidentally marked as noindex. Thin content. Missing structured data. These are the kinds of issues that are completely invisible to a human visitor but actively prevent Google from ranking your pages. An SEO audit surfaces them all.

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Speed issues that are costing you visitors

Page speed is now a confirmed Google ranking factor, and it directly affects whether visitors stay long enough to convert. Velrix runs a real Lighthouse analysis and shows you your exact score, your Core Web Vitals pass/fail status, and the specific resources slowing your site down.

Conversion issues that are costing you customers

An audit isn't just for search engines. The most valuable findings are often the UX and conversion signals — a missing CTA above the fold, no trust signals near the buy button, a confusing navigation, a form with too many fields. These are the issues that sit between your traffic and your revenue.

How often should you run an audit?

Sites change. Google's algorithm changes. Competitors change. A one-time audit gives you a snapshot — but an ongoing audit cadence means you catch issues before they become problems. Running an audit after any significant site change, and at least monthly for active sites, is a sensible baseline.

What you get from a Velrix audit

Velrix checks 200+ signals across SEO, speed, and conversion and gives you a prioritised breakdown of every issue — with plain-English explanations of what to fix and why it matters for your business.\n\nNo 40-page PDF. No jargon. Just the specific things holding your site back, in order of impact.

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