Website Inspection
See the visible clarity, trust, speed, search, and customer-path issues returned by a bounded public check.
Inspect a siteThe Workbench is a set of browser-owned utilities for operators who want to understand the bottleneck, the opportunity, and the next sensible move. You bring the numbers and the context. The browser gives you a useful first read.
No public chat agent. No automatic outreach.
See the visible clarity, trust, speed, search, and customer-path issues returned by a bounded public check.
Inspect a siteMeasure readiness across offer clarity, follow-up, visibility, content, and ownership.
Take the checkupGet a practical starting range before a human scope confirms what is actually needed.
Estimate the workIf you already know the bottleneck, send the useful context once and ask for a scope.
Describe the problemDirectional tools. Human decision.
Use traffic, current conversion, target conversion, and average order value to estimate the size of the question.
Run the calculatorFind the gap between connected channels and controlled inventory before a customer finds it for you.
Check the riskDecide whether a private, approval-first workflow is ready to help without adding a public chatbot by default.
Review readinessUnderstand scope, ownership, access, payment, automation, and what happens before work begins.
Read the answersEach page ends in a scope—not a forced checkout.
These tools do not send messages, book customers, publish content, change accounts, or spend money. When the output points to a paid fix, you choose whether to open Request Desk.
Results are directional. Verify analytics definitions, platform settings, form or checkout delivery, and the current business context before authorizing work.
Bring the page you inspected, the number you calculated, or the exception you found. Request Desk uses that context to narrow the scope before access, payment, or live changes.