Free
Free Snapshot
£0
- One business and one journey.
- Three public pages, read automatically.
- Pass, fail, or unknown. No PDF and no findings call.
- Nobody contacts the business. Reply speed is not measured.
Website enquiry check for UK service businesses
Check the path customers take to enquire.
Before someone books or asks for a quote, they read your website. Can they see how to get in touch, what you offer, and why to trust you? ReplyBench walks those pages the way a customer would, shows where the path breaks, and tells you what to fix first.
It reads public pages only. It does not contact you, and it does not measure how fast you reply.
Example output
What a public-page check looks like
This record is illustrative. It is not a customer, and it is not a measure of how anyone replies.
What is checked
Six checks on the pages that open
Each one is pass, fail, or unknown. Unknown means the page could not be read.
- 01
Next step
Whether the public page shows a way to enquire, and whether that destination opens.
- 02
The offer
Whether the page says who it is for, and what a price or a quote involves when that journey needs it.
- 03
Proof
Whether the business can be identified, and whether proof is on the page.
- 04
What happens next
Whether the page says what the business will do after the enquiry. That is copy on the page, not a measured reply.
- 05
Competitor pages
The same public checks on competitor addresses that open. A page that will not open stays unknown.
- 06
Coverage
A score appears only when enough pages could be read. Unknown is not a failure.
Process
Three steps
The free Snapshot is one business, one journey, and three public pages.
- 01
Name the journey
An appointment, a quote, or a demo. Say which business and what should happen next.
- 02
We read the public pages
The free Snapshot opens three pages. A page that will not open stays unknown.
- 03
You see the checks
Pass, fail, or unknown. A score only when enough of those pages could be read.
Offers
A free Snapshot, or a reviewed Diagnostic
The Snapshot is automatic. The Diagnostic is a person, plus one enquiry you authorise. Monthly plans are separate.
Reviewed
Reviewed Diagnostic
£495
- One business and one journey, after a labelled intake.
- A person reviews the public pages and up to three competitor sites.
- One enquiry you authorise. That test is the only reply we record.
- A PDF, a 30-day plan, and a 15-minute findings call.
Monitor
£79 / month
See MonitorGrowth
£199 / month
See GrowthAgency
£399 / month
See Agency
Answers
FAQ
What is the difference between the free Snapshot and the £495 Diagnostic?
The free Snapshot is an automated read of one business, one journey, and three public pages. Each check is pass, fail, or unknown. Nobody reviews it, and it does not include an enquiry to the business. The Reviewed Diagnostic is £495 once. A person reviews the public pages, runs one enquiry you authorise, and you receive the findings, a PDF, and a 15-minute call. Monthly plans are separate. A plan that is not on sale is marked unavailable.
Does reading the website prove how fast we reply?
No. A crawl records what is on the public pages. It does not measure reply speed, follow-up behaviour, or conversions. A reply is observed only in the Reviewed Diagnostic, and only for the one enquiry you authorise.
Is this the same as an SEO audit?
No. ReplyBench checks the public pages on the journey you confirm: the next step, the offer, proof, and what the page says happens next. It does not measure reply speed, follow-up, or conversions. It does not turn a score into revenue. It does not score keywords, backlinks, or technical SEO, and it does not include SEO work, ad management, copywriting, or implementation.
Does this replace ReplyOS?
No. ReplyBench measures where a confirmed customer journey breaks. ReplyOS is a separate operations product. A ReplyBench fee is not credited against ReplyOS.
Name one journey. See the report.
The free Snapshot shows which public-page checks pass, fail, or stay unknown.