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Free apartment website audit in under a minute.

This free apartment website audit checks your community's site the way a renter on a phone and a search engine see it: how fast it loads, whether search engines can read it, whether a renter can call, tour or apply in one tap, and which platform it runs on. No email needed to see the results.

Public pages only. The phone speed test takes up to a minute; the rest shows in seconds.

Apartment website audit questions, answered.

What does the apartment website audit check?
Four things a renter and a search engine notice: phone speed, from Google's PageSpeed Insights and, when Google has enough data, real visitors on phones; search basics such as the title, description, headline, preferred address and structured data; lead paths such as tap to call, tour booking, apply and a contact form; and the platform the site is built on.
Is the audit really free?
Yes. You see the results on the page without giving an email. If you want the full report sent to you, enter your email; we send that report and do not add you to a mailing list.
Where do the speed numbers come from?
Google. The lab test is PageSpeed Insights on a simulated phone, and the real-visitor numbers come from Google's Chrome UX Report. Lab scores move a few points from run to run, so treat one reading as a snapshot.
Why does the platform my site runs on matter?
The platform decides who owns the site, what you can change and what it takes to leave. When we detect a platform we have compared, the result links to that comparison so you can see it question by question.
What happens to the website address and email I enter?
The address is used to run the checks, and is sent to Google for the phone speed test. The result is kept for up to 24 hours so a repeat audit is instant. If you ask for the report, your email is used to send it and our team gets a copy of the request. Nothing is kept in a database.
Why did some checks say they could not read my site?
Some sites block automated visitors or take too long to answer. The speed test may still run, because Google fetches the page from its own servers. If a check looks wrong, book a strategy session and we will look at the site with you.