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Lead Leak Checker: why visitors leave without contacting you

Getting traffic but no enquiries? Enter your homepage. The checker looks at it like a first-time visitor would, finds the “leaks” that make people leave, and shows you how the page looks on a phone.

Free, no sign-up. The checks take about 10 seconds, and the phone preview follows shortly after.

What the Lead Leak Checker looks for

Most SEO tools ask whether Google can find your page. This one asks a different question: once people arrive, does the page make them want to get in touch? It checks six areas.

  • Clarity: does the headline say what you do, and does the top of the page explain your offer?
  • Next step: is there a clear button, like “Get a quote” or “Book a call”, near the top?
  • Contact: can people call, email or use a short form, without hunting for it?
  • Trust: are there reviews, proof of experience and an About page?
  • Pricing: can visitors get a rough idea of cost?
  • Mobile: a real phone screenshot and mobile speed scores from Google’s PageSpeed test.

For the full story behind these checks, read why your website gets traffic but no leads. To check SEO instead, try the free SEO audit tool.

FAQ

Is the Lead Leak Checker free? Yes. There’s no sign-up, and you can run up to 10 checks an hour.

Which page should I check? Start with your homepage, because it usually gets the most visitors. Then check your main service or landing pages.

Why is the phone preview missing? The screenshot comes from Google’s free PageSpeed test, which is sometimes busy or can’t load a page. The other checks still work. Try again in a few minutes.

Is this the same as a conversion audit? It’s a quick first check. A full review also looks at your copy, offers, forms and the pages people visit before they leave. Ask for a free mini audit if you’d like one.

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