Yes. No email required to see your full report. Results in about a minute.

Why does it take a minute?

This takes about a minute because we actually read the website. Ten-second tools don’t.

What if my website blocks your scan?

If the website blocks us, the check says “couldn’t check” and is left out of the score, never counted against you.

How many of my reviews can you read?

Google only gives outside tools a small sample of your review text. We use your full public review count for comparisons, and we never pretend five excerpts represent every guest.

How is the score worked out?

Being found counts for 30%, the website for 30%, and ordering for 40%. Only checks we could verify enter the score; missing evidence is left out instead of treated as a failure. A verified problem that costs real money can cap the letter grade, and the report says so when it does. Ratings, review counts, and competitor data come from public Google data at scan time.

Who can see my report?

Reports use unlisted links rather than user accounts. Anyone who receives the link can view the report. Each report shows the date its link expires.

What happens after the scan?

Your report opens as soon as the scan finishes. If you want help with the fixes, book a 15-minute demo from the report. We walk through this report together. Your restaurant, not a generic pitch.

Get an unbiased Reality Check on your restaurant.

Restaurant name

Pick your listing from the list and the scan starts.

Free, no email, about a minute. It reads public information at the time of the scan: a snapshot, not a guarantee. Terms Privacy

Every line shows its evidence.

Your grade, the three areas behind it, and what we found on each check. Anything we couldn’t verify is left out, never counted against you.

Charlene’s

66 out of 100 · 27 of 30 checks verified

BBeing found
CYour website
DOrdering

Your hours don’t match Google

Your website says Sunday 11 AM–9 PM.

Google says Sunday 11 AM–10 PM.

Example

A street of restaurants at night, every sign lit, the way a guest sees it on the way to dinner.

Three things a hungry guest checks.

Thirty checks in all. Being found and your website count 30% each, ordering 40%.

Being foundYour Google listing, hours and reviews, next to the restaurants nearby.
Your websiteHow fast it opens on a phone, and whether the menu, hours and phone are there.
OrderingWhether guests can order from you directly, and what the delivery apps cost.

Scan my restaurant

Before you scan

Is it really free?
Yes. No email required to see your full report. Results in about a minute.
Why does it take a minute?
This takes about a minute because we actually read the website. Ten-second tools don’t.
What if my website blocks your scan?
If the website blocks us, the check says “couldn’t check” and is left out of the score, never counted against you.
How many of my reviews can you read?
Google only gives outside tools a small sample of your review text. We use your full public review count for comparisons, and we never pretend five excerpts represent every guest.
How is the score worked out?
Being found counts for 30%, the website for 30%, and ordering for 40%. Only checks we could verify enter the score; missing evidence is left out instead of treated as a failure. A verified problem that costs real money can cap the letter grade, and the report says so when it does. Ratings, review counts, and competitor data come from public Google data at scan time.
Who can see my report?
Reports use unlisted links rather than user accounts. Anyone who receives the link can view the report. Each report shows the date its link expires.
What happens after the scan?
Your report opens as soon as the scan finishes. If you want help with the fixes, book a 15-minute demo from the report. We walk through this report together. Your restaurant, not a generic pitch.